The app presents the story of Kim Hak-gong, the son of Kim Rang-cheong, who seeks revenge for the deaths of his parents, siblings, and Byeolseon. He confronts those responsible, revealing his identity and intent to avenge their deaths.
This book explores the meaning of life and evolution, and the vast realms of matter and the universe. It argues that philosophy is completed only when intellect is supplemented by intuition.
The app offers translated excerpts of 3,600 classic works from 54 academic fields. It includes global knowledge from Asia, Africa, and Latin America, alongside Western texts.
The app presents 3,600 classic works from around the world, translated into 26 languages. It covers 54 academic fields, including literature, humanities, social sciences, arts, science, technology, and economics.
The app presents 3,600 classic works from around the world, translated into 26 languages. It covers 54 academic fields, including literature, humanities, social sciences, arts, science, technology, and economics.
Life's essential questions explored through drama.
This play, known for its theatrical and musical adaptations, has been a staple in theaters for 80 years. It continues to receive high regard and interest as it poses fundamental questions about life.
The app offers translated and edited Genesis commentaries by Alexander Maclaren and Marcus Dods. It includes features for searching, bookmarking, copying text, and adjusting font size, making it useful for sermons and Bible study.
This book contains 66 selected poems by Wang Wei, a prominent Tang Dynasty poet. Each poem includes a Korean translation, the original text, and commentary to aid reader comprehension.
This app presents 82 selected poems by Tyutchev, a prominent 19th-century Russian poet. The selection is based on poems featured in various anthologies of 19th-century Russian poetry.
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.
The app presents the life and poetry of Sergei Yesenin, born in 1895. It details his childhood experiences, including early exposure to horses and swimming, and his beginnings as a poet at age nine.