Wangsuk: Confucius Family Sayings Vol. 1 (Large Print Book)

Since the intellectual nature of the East Asian culture has opened up, it is possible to list one individual who has a tremendous influence on the region, and since the intelligence of the peoples of the east Asia has been around. The Korean public is also a saint, with profound effects on culture, ideas, education, ethics, politics. The dialogue between the synthes and his disciples, or between the craftsmen and the politicians of the day, was later compiled by the public's advisers. Except for this senon, the words and ideas of the princess are scattered throughout many ancient temples, and these data are too fragmentary. Whereas the word "song" is a good one to write down and gather more data than any other concerning the princess, it's a good deal to help you look closely at who she is. The words of the princess, as you can see in the omnipotence of the gueron, or the "mut" of the ping-tae are simply called "mum-a-boo" and "muh-ga-ga". It is the challenge of a princess who answers the questions of his disciples or others, or argues for right and wrong about any matter, or has not asked anyone's question, but he describes his thoughts. There are the words and thoughts of the princess and the public subjects recorded, as well as the events and institutions of the day. For the Confucians, not only is it a good example of understanding the synthony but it also has a broad-minded vision of the nature of the quill, which complements the limitations of the spoof.

Korean title: 공자가어 1(큰글씨책)

Korean author: 왕숙

Korean publisher: 지식을만드는지식

ISBN-13: 9791128854811