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Complete mastery of essential Chinese characters for elementary, middle, and high school students!
“The higher your Chinese character vocabulary, the higher your literacy level.”

There are many books on idioms and proverbs on the market.
But I can assure you that the best way to learn idioms and proverbs is through a daily calendar.
Even if you buy a book of idioms and read them all in one day, almost nothing will remain in children's minds.
Spending 10 minutes each day discovering idioms and proverbs at your table or desk and discussing them with family and friends will help you remember them for much longer.
For example, “Mom, I’ll be blunt, but please give me some meat.”
Children do fun things without being told to do so.
The four-character idioms and proverbs that are learned every day, like getting wet in a drizzle, will become a strong lighthouse for a child going through puberty.


There are children whose grades improve as they advance in grade level.
What's the secret? Most of these children have a strong Chinese character vocabulary.
Chinese characters contain a variety of meanings, so if you have a high Chinese character vocabulary, your literacy will naturally improve.
Children with a high Chinese character vocabulary can guess words by guessing even if they don't know them.
Because the language has a high degree of applicability.
As students advance in grade level, not only Korean but also subjects like math and science become increasingly descriptive, so children with high levels of this ability will increasingly have an advantage in getting good grades on tests.


Children who look through Teacher Lee Eun-kyung's 365-day calendar of Chinese idioms and proverbs will learn at least two Chinese character vocabulary words that are frequently used in daily life through the Chinese characters in the four-character idioms.
It also contains a lot of vocabulary using today's Chinese characters, so you can acquire vocabulary one after another.
Children who diligently follow this calendar every day, every week, and every month will surely grow up to be completely different from how they are now after a year.

“Using idioms and proverbs will help you speak or write better.
“I can express it much more clearly.”

Let's say you have a friend who is better than you in every way and comes from a wealthy family.
Some children will undoubtedly envy and be jealous of that friend, but some children may recall the idiom '切磋琢磨' at that moment.
A child who thinks of that will surely study more diligently and develop himself, motivated by his own feelings of envy for his outstanding friend.
The above case is also an anecdote about former Samsung Electronics President Koh Dong-jin.
He said that he had established his standards in life through Chinese characters and four-character idioms since childhood, and that as he became interested in four-character idioms, he naturally came to know many proverbs and sayings left by his ancestors.
Among those who have achieved great success in their respective fields despite such difficult circumstances, many talk about the importance of four-character idioms.

No matter which language you search in the world, you will not find a word that compresses such a long and profound meaning into a single word as an idiom.
Learning idioms goes beyond simply learning a language; it is also about building up the essence of life hidden within it.
Old stories that have been passed down for thousands of years are powerful.
Because it has been tested by mankind for a long time.
If you know four-character idioms, your thinking will naturally broaden and your understanding of Korean will become faster.
Another great strength is that when you talk or write about your thoughts, you can convey them much more clearly by using idioms and proverbs.


Come experience the comfort and support of teacher Eun-kyung Lee every day.

Children who read Teacher Lee Eun-kyung's 365-Day Idiom and Proverb Calendar can encounter Teacher Lee Eun-kyung's words of comfort and warm encouragement that match the idiom of the day every day.
As you turn the page, you'll hear teacher Eun-kyung Lee's energetic encouragement for new semesters, exams, and vacations, and you'll also get advice on issues children face, such as relationships with friends and studying.
For example, through the idiom 'long-term waiting', we can comfort and encourage a child who is slower than his friends by conveying the message that 'it takes a long time to make a big bowl'.
Children who grow up hearing daily encouragement filled with the wisdom of thousands of years during their most sensitive and unstable teenage years will undoubtedly have a much stronger core than those who don't.