Wang Yunwu: Regarding academics

“The good at learning focuss on the quiet, understands the underlying movement, and sees the body being in use. The book is translated by the Ming Gwang Gwang (Kin-Kang) of China's famous scholar and publisher King Wind-Wung. King Winw, while more prominent in publishing, including the work of organizing important knowledge works in the early mid-twenties of the 20th century and the compilation of dictionaries, left a remarkable writing for scholars. It is this book that has been desecrated by the figures of scholars since the Chinese period, and after reviewing the methods of learning from historians to the modern era. But we don't have to be scared and cover the book with this big introduction. Because if you read it yourself, it's so simple, so thin, and in a way it'll be very common sense. But if you were to chew on these seemingly ordinary references, you'd find yourself passionate about the academics and symbiosis of the good people in the off-limits. This means that the rich, localized temples that penetrate the time are contained in it. The modern intellectuals, including King Winw himself, in this book have mentioned the hope of a country through enlightenment in response to the invasion of Western civilization. Ancient scholars quote from a short, modern scholar, but the emphasis on the various reading methods and importance of some modern scholars is too long and difficult for readers to feel bored. But you don't have to worry about it. You can read it to the point where you feel comfortable, follow it, repeat it with a few long breaths, and skip the reading if the reading is not sharp.

Korean title: 학문에 관하여

Korean author: 왕윈우

Korean publisher: 글항아리

ISBN-13: 9788967357610