Monk Jinjo: The story of Daehwaeomsa Temple in Mt. Jirisan

Shinzo is a rare man in this age of 46 years who has not left his art company while applying himself to the project in 1975 while moving the White House to the silver house. As he did so, he gathered stories about the incident, the oral conversation, which was related to the fire. These stories and stories that are being told are hard to remain without the attention being gathered. The task of re-translated is not only a lifetime achievement but also a valuable source of art and, furthermore, an understanding of our country's Buddhist people. These valuable data are not found elsewhere, but it is also available to the public with a lot of fun. It helps us to understand by expanding into narratives. Not a difficult story to understand, but even the ordinary unintelligible, who were able to read easily, was bound up with a story called 'A Story to the Firesman' that helped understand Buddhism. The book’s opening was a phoenix of the hearth, the story of the master of the art, and all the rest of the musician's sleep from the wood, the pillar, and the stone bells in the hearse, and it brought them out of the world to live on into history.

Korean title: 지리산 대화엄사 이야기

Korean author: 진조 스님

Korean publisher: 삼화

ISBN-13: 9791186637135