The app presents anecdotes of 43 reclusive scholars who concealed their brilliance. It draws from the "Gosa Jeon" within the "Chongseo Jipseong" collection, referencing other editions.
This app details individuals who collaborated with Japanese colonial rule and invasion. It records their actions, including support for the invasion and hindrance of independence.
This collection of short stories by Gorky describes human life through allegorical tales of nature's power and brave giants. His romantic early works inspire belief in humanity and its strength, fostering resistance against oppressive realities.
The app presents 3,600 world classics, translated into 26 languages and excerpted into 1,000 lines. It covers 54 academic fields, including literature, humanities, social sciences, arts, science, technology, and economics.
The app contains a collection of pastoral poems by Fan Chengda, a Southern Song Dynasty poet. The 60 poems describe rural scenery, the warmth of village life, and the joys and hardships of farming over the course of a year.
The app presents 3,600 world classics, translated into 26 languages. It covers 54 academic fields, including literature, humanities, social sciences, arts, science, technology, and economics.
This book introduces the "Samyeongdangjip." It selects 91 works from the "Samyeongdangdaesajip," which reflects the horrors of the Imjin War and the spirit of the monks who fought for the country. The collection also contains the pursuit of true Zen.
Shakespeare's comedy of reconciliation and harmony.
This app presents Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream, a representative comedy exploring reconciliation and harmony through marriage. Readers will appreciate the play's theatrical imagination and flavorful expressions.
This book is the first of a trilogy about the Nuer people by Evans-Pritchard. It explores the structural systems of Nuer society, beginning with their relationship to cattle and moving into political and age systems.
The app presents 137 key anecdotes from the 1130 stories within the three-volume, 36-chapter "Shishuo Xinyu" by Wang Xianqian. This work serves as a human encyclopedia from China's Wei-Jin, Northern and Southern Dynasties period.
This book is a Vietnamese epic poem by Nguyen Du. It is a Vietnamese version of the Qing Dynasty novel "Jin Yun Qiao." The story follows Kieu's turbulent life as she sells herself to save her father.
This book is a translation of the original work, Carmen. It details the fatal love of a gypsy woman named Carmen for a bandit named Jose Navarro, and her wild nature.
This book introduces Du Fu's poetic works, focusing on his diverse styles. It translates 62 selected poems from the original 1457 poems, using Gu Zhou'ao's "Du Shi Sang Zhu" as the primary source.