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Kim Kyung-yoon: Eastern Classics for the First Encounter

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Selfish and Iemantic, I met the first time in my path, the Eastern classic. In everyday life, people are always living in a selfish andltivistic conflict. It is the thinkers of the Orient who have long studied and pondered this human nature and inner and psychological problem, and their insight and wisdom are contained in the Eastern classics. So through the Eastern Classics, we can see where the little and big problems of life that we live on, and how Oriental thinkers interpret and solve them. For example, through Mao's life and his thoughts and his ideas, which he dreamed of as a common world, and which he had walked his own way, and who has now crossed China, I see my society and what I am in. And yet, with the idea of being free at a time when the continent is covered with war, the vainness of the labors of the common man, and the vanity of the men, can bring back to me a way of expanding and deepening into the universe.

Korean title: 처음 만나는 동양고전

Korean author: 김경윤

Korean publisher: 생각의길

ISBN-13: 9788965132417

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LA******
October 16, 2013

Classics are usually. It's a very difficult and reciprocating field for everyone. So do I. But... I saw one of the parents at EBS come out and explain to me a lot of classics that are easy to read in first grade through sixth grade. I'm watching it. Classics are not too hard and difficult. There are easy classics that you can get in your head from elementary school, and you're too scared to go. "I'm going to go and do it.". I think it's been that long. I just felt like I was far away, and so I

JU******
August 28, 2013

The Origin of Sun-bae. And he was trying to do a recipe on the mountain, and he heard a flower. The disciples and the public in front of them wait for Buddha to tell them what he's going to say about it. The Buddha is silent. The disciples and the public are embarrassed, but they can afford to live in silence for that awkward silence. It's a bad atmosphere. The student who came back from late work laughed at the flowers he was holding. A smile of salt. The text that was quoted from the

SM****
August 26, 2013

It's the first time I see you in the Orient. I think it's too easy. I wanted to think and read it easily, but I couldn't get myself into my head while reading. It's a book that reminds me again how much of what is in me is missing. How many thoughts have I thought so far in my life as I grew older and how much I've looked back at myself. I know it's an excuse, but I don't think I've ever been able to look back at me. I read books and thought about them in small, Oriental classics, and wondered

AG****
August 19, 2013

The Eastern Classics contain insight and wisdom to live a whole life in a world that is messy. That's what I chose to meet with. The reality is that in material abundance and rapid social change, we don't seem happier, we look more miserable and we look worse. I wanted to know what solutions the Eastern classics would give to people who were trying to get their own meaning out of life in this world. In this book, you can see 28 Oriental thinkers. We're introducing it into three rooms: human,

PH******
August 10, 2013

The president had recently made an interesting statement about humanities. Human. If respect for humans, and a more fundamental and valuable human life, is what we all care about, we're going to be less likely to take the reckless course of taking lives in the extreme emotional world of young adolescents, in the modern era of humanity. Humanities allow me to be at the center, to feel different kinds of conclusions from thinkers. It's what enables us to discover the human, social and living in

AI*******
August 2, 2013

Forty is called the fire cloud, the age who learns to understand and does not waver in the world. But that's not what everyone does. In my case, it is not a ten-year-old man who is shaken by all the world's big, little winds, sometimes broken, and then sore that he cries. I wanted to appease my tough, rough mind and rely on it somewhere. "Man: In my selfish andltruistic paths" I met in the opening chapter was not really the same story I thought vaguely. And "happy, selfish adopted.". It's

RO*****
July 29, 2013

First meeting in Eastern Classics: In myltian and Attical Galimisms *: Kim Jong-un: It is the movement of the mind that has no Aporia, no evil, and not good and evil. Knowing good and knowing evil is a good thing, doing good and eliminating evil. (Explosive rock) Classic. I was really hoping that it would be a little easier, thanks to the first classic title I met. But... It was a little bit more difficult than I thought, because it's based on the meaning of the classics and the application of

MO******
July 21, 2013

There was a classic time in high school. The words in the classics that were so difficult to understand. Now, at this age, I wonder if I would have had a better life if I had written more of the classics. Not even old-fashioned. You can't regret it if you listen to adults. After graduating from school, I had little chance to access the books of the classics. Sometimes there was no chance of getting access to the books of the Western Classics. I want to be the first book I've ever seen in "The

김경윤: 처음 만나는 동양고전
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