Kim Min-kyu et al.: Korea-China Relations Meeting in Seoul: Korea-China Edition

“It is better to speak one night with you than to read in ten years. The late Yemi, a Ming-geon scholar and writer who visited the ship, had built up a friendship with Sun-soon, host, Saint-Sammun, every day, especially with the uniqueness of the castle until he returned. He has also been a great fan of the culture of the sign line, such as the writing of the security forces, and he later named Abgu-Jung in a single body of books. So, throughout Seoul, there are traces of the Korean and Chinese connections that have been on and off for a long time, which may be a familiar place, an art work, or a story. The book is a history and cultural project that has searched through Seoul's time and space with the theme 'Hang-yeon,' which is the Korean and Chinese people. Kim Min-sai, a researcher in art history, and the president of the Central Culture right association who was said to be ‘born the daughter of Chinese mother’, mother of Korean daughter’ were written together, and formed into Korean and Chinese languages so that Chinese readers could read and admire the book.

Korean title: 서울에서 만나는 한중연: 한중판

Korean author: 김민규 외

Korean publisher: 폴리테이아

ISBN-13: 9788992792523