Reviews
I really enjoyed reading this, comparing Korean history with world history; it felt like the pieces of a puzzle fitting together perfectly!
This book was truly appealing because it allows you to read Korean history and world history together. It is *If You Know Korean History, You Can See World History*, published by Kim Youngsa. Kim Youngsa is a publisher familiar to us through *Distant Countries, Neighboring Countries*. Since the book was produced under the supervision of Professor Lee Won-bok, as soon as I opened it and saw the illustrations and style, I thought, "Oh, this looks just like *Distant Countries, Neighboring
Children typically begin encountering Korean history in earnest in the 5th grade of elementary school... Since the social studies curriculum is entirely focused on Korean history, even children who have no interest in history end up coming across it unintentionally. I understand that world history is taught in the 2nd year of middle school. Because they learn Korean history in elementary school and world history in middle school in this manner, I found it quite difficult to compare events from
<“If You Know Korean History, You Can See World History (Vol. 1)”> Kim Youngsa Written and Illustrated by Kim Seung-min and Geurimtte / Supervised by Lee Won-bok I’d like to introduce a delightful and fun history textbook that allows you to read Korean and world history simultaneously, which I haven't come across in a while. Professor Lee Won-bok, who supervised this book, is a familiar face thanks to *Distant Countries, Neighboring Countries*. I didn't know Professor Kim Seung-min well either,
Kim Youngsa has released a fun and educational book. It is a book that allows you to learn Korean history and world history simultaneously! Titled "If You Know Korean History, You Can See World History," it was co-created by Professor Lee Won-bok, well-known for his book *Distant Countries, Neighboring Countries*. Perhaps that is why the illustration style in the book is similar. Studying history seems to be a difficult subject for children, both in the past and present. There is so much to
If You Know Korean History, You Can See World History (Vol. 1 & 2). Our children are living in a global era. Now, studying world history is just as essential as studying Korean history. Just as the saying goes, "Korea in the World," we must learn Korean history within the context of world history alongside world history. History is no longer a separate entity of Korean history and world history. Cultural exchange with world history is truly crucial for Korea's role and growth within the global
Kim Seung-min et al.: If You Know Korean History, You Can See World History (Part 1)
"If You Know Korean History, You Can See World History" is structured with world history on the left page and Korean history on the right, allowing readers to learn by directly comparing what happened in the world and Korea during similar periods. By naturally visualizing major events in world and Korean history that were previously impossible to retain without rote memorization, it helps readers understand the overall flow of history without having to memorize facts in chronological order. Furthermore, the proven artwork by Professors Kim Seung-min and Lee Won-bok, who have made 20 million readers laugh and cry, serves not only as an excellent guide leading readers into history but also leads us on an exciting adventure that captures both entertainment and learning.
Korean title: 한국사를 알면 세계사가 보인다(상)
Korean author: 김승민 외
Korean publisher: 김영사
ISBN-13: 9788934965664
Reviews
I really enjoyed reading this, comparing Korean history with world history; it felt like the pieces of a puzzle fitting together perfectly!
This book was truly appealing because it allows you to read Korean history and world history together. It is *If You Know Korean History, You Can See World History*, published by Kim Youngsa. Kim Youngsa is a publisher familiar to us through *Distant Countries, Neighboring Countries*. Since the book was produced under the supervision of Professor Lee Won-bok, as soon as I opened it and saw the illustrations and style, I thought, "Oh, this looks just like *Distant Countries, Neighboring
Children typically begin encountering Korean history in earnest in the 5th grade of elementary school... Since the social studies curriculum is entirely focused on Korean history, even children who have no interest in history end up coming across it unintentionally. I understand that world history is taught in the 2nd year of middle school. Because they learn Korean history in elementary school and world history in middle school in this manner, I found it quite difficult to compare events from
<“If You Know Korean History, You Can See World History (Vol. 1)”> Kim Youngsa Written and Illustrated by Kim Seung-min and Geurimtte / Supervised by Lee Won-bok I’d like to introduce a delightful and fun history textbook that allows you to read Korean and world history simultaneously, which I haven't come across in a while. Professor Lee Won-bok, who supervised this book, is a familiar face thanks to *Distant Countries, Neighboring Countries*. I didn't know Professor Kim Seung-min well either,
Kim Youngsa has released a fun and educational book. It is a book that allows you to learn Korean history and world history simultaneously! Titled "If You Know Korean History, You Can See World History," it was co-created by Professor Lee Won-bok, well-known for his book *Distant Countries, Neighboring Countries*. Perhaps that is why the illustration style in the book is similar. Studying history seems to be a difficult subject for children, both in the past and present. There is so much to
If You Know Korean History, You Can See World History (Vol. 1 & 2). Our children are living in a global era. Now, studying world history is just as essential as studying Korean history. Just as the saying goes, "Korea in the World," we must learn Korean history within the context of world history alongside world history. History is no longer a separate entity of Korean history and world history. Cultural exchange with world history is truly crucial for Korea's role and growth within the global
