Song Zi Xuan Ji

Author: (North Korea) Song Sigyeol, written by Weixu Sheng, edited by Weixu Sheng.
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Publishing Date: 1999-10-01
Features: This book covers political views, policy proposals, philosophical reflections, academic methodologies, historical figures, interpersonal relationships, and more. It provides insights into the achievements of Confucianism (Zhuzi) in the middle and later periods of the Joseon Dynasty, as well as the political trends, academic developments, social conditions, customs, and even the personal knowledge and moral cultivation of this great scholar. It is highly beneficial for understanding the spread and development of Confucianism in Korea. Particularly, after the fall of the Ming Dynasty, the Manchus' entry into the capital, and the establishment of the Qing Dynasty, the political attitudes of the Joseon court and people toward this major historical shift in China are vividly reflected in this book, which will greatly benefit readers concerned with such issues. This book covers political views, policy proposals, philosophical reflections, academic methodologies, historical figures, interpersonal relationships, and more. It provides insights into the achievements of Confucianism (Zhuzi) in the middle and later periods of the Joseon Dynasty, as well as the political trends, academic developments, social conditions, customs, and even the personal knowledge and moral cultivation of this great scholar. It is highly beneficial for understanding the spread and development of Confucianism in Korea. Particularly, after the fall of the Ming Dynasty, the Manchus' entry into the capital, and the establishment of the Qing Dynasty, the political attitudes of the Joseon court and people toward this major historical shift in China are vividly reflected in this book, which will greatly benefit readers concerned with such issues.