Kim Hun-ho: Chinese characters and allegory

If left to themselves for the next 10 years, Korean human social science could be suffering a fatal injury that is difficult to recover. Although we are using Korean literature as an experience overwhelmed by the past, our traditional culture is all one word. To understand traditional culture correctly, you must learn Chinese. A approach to Chinese and Korean learning with private sectors or issues of ethnic pride does not help anyone. It takes Chinese and Korean learning to communicate our past and our future, or to have the academic universality of our humanities and social sciences. One scholar says that research on autogenic education and the activity of the brain, when taken in brain imaging, causes reading in Chinese more than in Korean, is active in many areas of the brains. It's the Chinese language that makes up over three hundred and thirty-nine of our words, but it is the Korean generation who thinks about what it means and wants to be more active in their brains and contributes to society. The book Chinese and Uun, which is called Chinese, read lightly, citing the basics of one and another questions and the funny stories of life that are full of anatomy in history.

Korean title: 한자와 우언

Korean author: 김훈호

Korean publisher: 신아사

ISBN-13: 9791191158786