Woo Eung-soon: Lectures on the Book of Poetry 3: Returning Wind and Rectifying Wind

A third book in a series of nice lectures, the Kwansy Wong-soo Song. In the lecture 3 of this year, we read the 25th poems of the "Top Wind" and "City" in the 'Governnary Winds' section of Sir Xung. The book The Wind, in this book, is the best known part of Sir Xung, since it was mentioned by the princess as representing ‘ the obscene song to be expelled ’ in the Tang-sun language. Later, through the interpretation of the doctrine and the subject, this ‘ obscene song ’ has been reinforced. The third lecture of the book, Czexy, faithfully introduces this traditional interpretation of poetry while ordering that these ‘obscene ’ poems be read again with today's eyes. "To read in the 'Fourth and Margall' is a key argument:. In the third lecture, Sir Xung Shiong, in contrast to the usual order of the Song of Ching, had a book called "The Winds" and "The Spirits" tied together, since the country was destroyed, and the songs of the Recitation were also sung in the area of the country. In contrast with the colorful songs of the Winds, four poems in The Recession, filled with grief of ‘ the Land. ’. The end of the book has been written in appendixes, which have outlined the nature of the text called the Shangsi Cyung and the history of the comments, while also making it possible to read with the original text the Book of Mothers and the Seines, a work that must be read to understand the meaning of the Possi.

Korean title: 시경 강의 3: 회풍·정풍

Korean author: 우응순

Korean publisher: 북튜브

ISBN-13: 9791192628202