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I read it in a thick but interesting way. I can see why the latest issues of the Canon were so popular.
Liang Qichao: Eumbingsiljayuseo
110 years of complete and standardization free library. Free... was first published as a short-run in the Shanghai Post Office in '03. Later in China, a group of members were added to two books and released in 1936. In Japan it was released in '04, and in Korea it was launched in '30. This translation based on the Canon of Minutes released in '03, it compared all five versions, supplemented them to complete and unrolled. Translation was conducted by the University of Harim, the head of the National Forest Sciences Department. The National Institute for Forest Science has been conducting a human-generated Korean business, sponsored by the Korean Research Foundation since 2007. Azeddah, a member of the Institute for Forest Sciences, is called 'interdisposing Business of the Basic Ideas of East Asia' and has been part of what academics call East Asian Poetology Research. There are 13 people who have directly participated in translation. The work was done by a Chinese-based thinker, Professor Gangmary Hae-gi/Yang-mo, who was involved in Chinese history and Chinese literature, Korean and Korean philosophy. Although Koreans are the main editors, Japanese modernism, Western history and national literature have also been among the most popular. The task took six years. It took four years to translate and re-schedul, and two years to correct the process by Professor R.Y. The second part of the list is noted for its comparison and careful comments, as well as for its introduction of the idea of quichatto and Korean income.
Korean title: 음빙실자유서
Korean author: 량치차오
Korean publisher: 푸른역사
ISBN-13: 9791156121602
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I read it in a thick but interesting way. I can see why the latest issues of the Canon were so popular.












