Park Ji-sun: Eastern Classics for the Cultured

The story of the great writers of the Orient is found in the words: “The conveying of the author's age of adversity and experience was just another journey of creation. The Eastern Classics of the Gwanese in the forewords are a classic collection of contemporary folk medical practices that have been so intense in history. The work here is a tremendous weight and depth of one piece. It's because most classical writers hope for a single-minded misfortune in writing. The writers of the classics were also the representatives of the same era. When you bring their works together into one book, it becomes a chronicle of the time. There's Eastern history, and human history, in the Eastern Classics. History alone is said to teach true lessons to humanity. In that sense, the classic will be our true teacher. In this section, literature, history and thought books are written in classics and deals with Korean, Chinese, Japanese, and Indian classics. The Korean classics are: "Sun Seok-seok" and "Sam-Sam" and -seong-Song-song, "Bong-seung-Sun" and the "Hung-kun-sun" novel, of course, and "Kang-hong-ho", "Sung-Jung-sung-mung" and 'Sung Lee-Sung", 'Sun-Suk-Soo-Sang-Soon, "Cong-Yong-Wong-Eon', "Hong-Nong-Cong' and "Bun-Chan-Sea" and South Korea', and 'Ae-Sae-Sai-S-Shang-S. In China, the Classics have included the Sasao, Shang, Bang-jae, Bjae-jak, Bing-Jung, Buk-Hong-Soo, Che-Suk-Kun-Kop, Japan's Cymop, Sae-Gun-Sun-Eng-Lun-Chan, Tang-Cun-Gang-Sung, Fing-Eyun-Yung-Song, Ekun-Ayun, Ot-Ya-Swa, India's Ago-Sai, and India'd a world of great.

Korean title: 교양인의 동양 고전

Korean author: 박지선

Korean publisher: 미다스북스

ISBN-13: 9788966378258