Won Cheon-seok: Ungok Won Cheon-seok's poem

Aw, 1330? He was not too sensitive to consideration, so he was not really obliged to be loyal to the Sons of God. He was a good learner and sentence ever since he was a kid, but he stopped being a trueist. As politics became dizzy, the river also hid itself in Chiapsan, where he spent his entire life teaching his disciples. His pupil, Tathi, came to Chisan to encourage his grief, but he hid himself in the deep mountain and refused to meet him until the end. There are still traces of him in the range of Chisan, testifying to his activities. He didn't end his life by hiding in the mountains. He recorded what he saw and heard, making it a later historical testimony. From the process of being dismissed because the Ching and the King of the Sisjiang are not the bloodline of Shin-hun, until the members of the Immigration finally break the King's dynasty and decide that the new country is a ship, he recorded the events he saw and heard in the order of the 1744. Poetry was his life. Of the hair.

Korean title: 운곡 원천석 시선

Korean author: 원천석

Korean publisher: 평민사

ISBN-13: 9788971150252