Lee Jae: Life in the world, seen, heard, and recorded with the heart by a Joseon scholar

Doam. 1746, after reviewing his entire life and hearing with his ears, and seeing with his eyes and heart, is a modern collection of the contents of the trivia, which he classified as the 'Trop.' of dirigibles, diuretics, and testimonials. Chapter 1 of the entire chapter, chapter 6, and chapter 2 with its own private history and family figures, told stories of how he first met inside his palace, was shut down and lived in the home of the country, or was blessed with a queen. Chapters 3 and 4 are the stories of the officials who went through their lives of coordination and rice. In the late 17th century, the early 18th century of this act, the period of inter-democracy between South and West, which was also a time of division between Noron and Soron, allowed to be vividly seen in the social transformations and eruptions of the period. Chapters 5 and 6 tell stories about people around the ashes, but not as real as they may be in the real world or other sources. In the midst of the huddled Montan, thinking of her mother in exile, she can see the shape of the royal queen, who was a lovely and well-mannered but strict man to her children.

Korean title: 조선 선비가 보고 듣고 마음으로 적은 세상살이

Korean author: 이재

Korean publisher: 한국학중앙연구원출판부

ISBN-13: 9791158665548