Sim Gyeong-ho et al.: Hwanghwajip and Hwanghwasuchang

In the diplomacy of the Ming, the landscape has revealed the presence of the Chosun, which maintained diplomatic relations with both China and neighbor, in principle, and particularly with the two countries, with regard to their relationship. The ship sent three or four letters every year, and whenever there was diplomatic agendas, it was sent to the Jin Hasi, the Son of the Dead, the Zhu-geang. In China, the emperor's lighthouse, the birth of a child, the bookcase, and the decree counter, sent an envoy to the ship called the "Suns" and the angel. In Chosun, the leaders of the Ming and Gin-Sins could have had great political influence on control and were forced to treat them with dignity. The company was so aggressively promoted by national enterprise that the ship had to be willing to hide the enormous presence of power. Especially when we were hosting dead bodies was the hard part of their success. It was a good opportunity to show the nature of the chanter's "beauty" by showing his ability to play with the dead and the receiver. In diplomatic dynamics, the cultural pride of the ship was combined with a series of letters and letters of the navigable literature as the envoys of both countries came and went, but the principle of “God does not diplomacy” allowed them to be in the space of the sun. The Ming and Chosun administration was held in the homes of the lord, the mistress, the sheep, the cattle, the personality, and, in a large measure, the tee-song and the spermline that were being received by the dead Christ, and the great poems on the Korean River.

Korean title: 황화집과 황화수창

Korean author: 심경호 외

Korean publisher: 한국학중앙연구원출판부

ISBN-13: 9791158666958