Lee Ki-dong: My Vow, My Confucianism

The journey away from Korean hearts led to the return of a leading Confucianist in our time, Professor Lee Ki-yung, to our precious cultural heritage, which centered on the vows of the country. The vow was a representative local education institution in the Korean era, where people raised talent and raised their own priorities and also functioned as correctional criticisms. His footsteps include the vows of his father's birth, Mary's mother's Gospel, and the devotion of his mother, Mary, and Mary'll be to the Holy Father's funeral. Where we stand, there is one history of the renowned Confucianists and a human footprint. The flow of Korean Korean Korean Confucianism seems to be being summed up in a simple way by the time it is done. You can even think of a simple paradise where Confucian ideals have been duplicated while you're in the penthouse, the footlights and the old folk folk. After a dozen years of completeing the third watch, he was moved to live in Korean hearts. The author who entered the free path of learning, who says that this was a journey in which the vow and return to culture were searching for the true Korean mind.

Korean title: 나의 서원 나의 유학

Korean author: 이기동

Korean publisher: 사람의무늬

ISBN-13: 9791155502822