My Cultural Heritage Tour 8
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Book Introduction
Just 2 hours from Seoul, the charm of the Namhan River in autumn!
From Yeongwol to Danyang, Jecheon, Chungju, and Yeoju
Follow Yoo Hong-jun's path
With cumulative sales of 3.7 million copies, Yoo Hong-jun's "My Cultural Heritage Tour," the first true million-seller in Korean humanities and the driving force behind the cultural heritage tour boom that turned the entire country into a museum, is back.
After a brief shift to Japan (4 volumes in total) following the Jeju chapter in Volume 7, the story returns to Korea after 3 years and continues its unfinished journey with Volume 8, Namhangang Chapter.
The new book, 'Namhan River', unfolds along the Namhan River, the lifeblood of our country.
Professor Yoo Hong-jun's latest travelogue, which begins in Yeongwol and continues through Danyang, Jecheon, Chungju, Wonju, and Yeoju toward the Han River, once again amazes us with the beautiful scenery scattered throughout the Namhan River basin, the peaceful scenery of riverside villages, and the rich stories surrounding the cultural heritage of each region.
The deep history, beautiful scenery, and heartbreaking stories of human life will touch you with a more profound emotion than anywhere else.
As Professor Yoo Hong-jun emphasizes, the Namhan River basin is a place where you can enjoy beautiful mountains, rivers, and lakes all at once, and feel deep in your bones that our country is a land of great beauty.
Moreover, it is located in the central part of the country, and can be reached within two hours from anywhere in the country, making it an easy and convenient place to visit.
In particular, the Namhangang section includes a richer itinerary than ever before, making "My Cultural Heritage Tour" an excellent guide for fall, the perfect season for field trips and travel.
From Yeongwol to Danyang, Jecheon, Chungju, and Yeoju
Follow Yoo Hong-jun's path
With cumulative sales of 3.7 million copies, Yoo Hong-jun's "My Cultural Heritage Tour," the first true million-seller in Korean humanities and the driving force behind the cultural heritage tour boom that turned the entire country into a museum, is back.
After a brief shift to Japan (4 volumes in total) following the Jeju chapter in Volume 7, the story returns to Korea after 3 years and continues its unfinished journey with Volume 8, Namhangang Chapter.
The new book, 'Namhan River', unfolds along the Namhan River, the lifeblood of our country.
Professor Yoo Hong-jun's latest travelogue, which begins in Yeongwol and continues through Danyang, Jecheon, Chungju, Wonju, and Yeoju toward the Han River, once again amazes us with the beautiful scenery scattered throughout the Namhan River basin, the peaceful scenery of riverside villages, and the rich stories surrounding the cultural heritage of each region.
The deep history, beautiful scenery, and heartbreaking stories of human life will touch you with a more profound emotion than anywhere else.
As Professor Yoo Hong-jun emphasizes, the Namhan River basin is a place where you can enjoy beautiful mountains, rivers, and lakes all at once, and feel deep in your bones that our country is a land of great beauty.
Moreover, it is located in the central part of the country, and can be reached within two hours from anywhere in the country, making it an easy and convenient place to visit.
In particular, the Namhangang section includes a richer itinerary than ever before, making "My Cultural Heritage Tour" an excellent guide for fall, the perfect season for field trips and travel.
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In publishing the book
Part 1: Yeongwol Jucheon River and Cheongnyeongpo
Jucheon River Yoseonjeong | The rock-carved Buddha on the banks of the Jucheon River is still smiling.
From Beopheungsa Temple to Kim Satgat's Tomb | Right and Wrong, Right and Wrong
Cheongnyeongpo and King Danjong's Tomb | My beautiful wife, I cry as I walk down the night road.
Part 2: Chungju Lakeside: Jecheon, Danyang, and Chungju
Cheongpung Hanbyeokru | Cheongpung lives in a pavilion
Danyang's 8 Scenic Views | Danyang's reputation will endure.
From Gudanyang to Sindanyang｜Danyang becomes even more enchanting with poetry and paintings.
Yeongchun Ondalsanseong Fortress and the Old Jukryeong Road | If you miss the charm of a river village, take the Yeongchun Road.
From Jecheon's Uirimji to Chungju's Mokgye Ferry | The Mountain Tells Me to Become a Pebble
Chungju | The Namhan River flows like this at sunset.
Part 3: Abandoned temple sites along the Namhan River
Wonju Geodonsa Temple Site, Beopcheonsa Temple Site, and Chungju Cheongryongsa Temple Site | If you're feeling down, head to the abandoned temple sites. 285
Wonju Heungbeopsa Temple Site and Yeoju Godalsa Temple Site | Are the stone turtles really this different?
Yeoju Sinreuksa Temple | Spring flowers are in full bloom at the temple grounds, and the river water turns red.
Appendix Field Trip Schedule
Part 1: Yeongwol Jucheon River and Cheongnyeongpo
Jucheon River Yoseonjeong | The rock-carved Buddha on the banks of the Jucheon River is still smiling.
From Beopheungsa Temple to Kim Satgat's Tomb | Right and Wrong, Right and Wrong
Cheongnyeongpo and King Danjong's Tomb | My beautiful wife, I cry as I walk down the night road.
Part 2: Chungju Lakeside: Jecheon, Danyang, and Chungju
Cheongpung Hanbyeokru | Cheongpung lives in a pavilion
Danyang's 8 Scenic Views | Danyang's reputation will endure.
From Gudanyang to Sindanyang｜Danyang becomes even more enchanting with poetry and paintings.
Yeongchun Ondalsanseong Fortress and the Old Jukryeong Road | If you miss the charm of a river village, take the Yeongchun Road.
From Jecheon's Uirimji to Chungju's Mokgye Ferry | The Mountain Tells Me to Become a Pebble
Chungju | The Namhan River flows like this at sunset.
Part 3: Abandoned temple sites along the Namhan River
Wonju Geodonsa Temple Site, Beopcheonsa Temple Site, and Chungju Cheongryongsa Temple Site | If you're feeling down, head to the abandoned temple sites. 285
Wonju Heungbeopsa Temple Site and Yeoju Godalsa Temple Site | Are the stone turtles really this different?
Yeoju Sinreuksa Temple | Spring flowers are in full bloom at the temple grounds, and the river water turns red.
Appendix Field Trip Schedule
Publisher's Review
Recommendation
Writings written in a special way are called literature.
The human mental activity of appreciating things from a special perspective is called culture.
Yoo Hong-jun's "My Cultural Heritage Tour" is a blessing to Koreans.
It is a statement of the collective heritage of the Korean people, encompassing art, calligraphy, literature, and history.
Thanks to the faithful footsteps of the O Baek-ri, 'Namhan River, like a mother' and his companions, the reader enjoys the privilege of a leisurely stroll.
―An Kyung-hwan (Professor Emeritus, Seoul National University)
Thanks to the presence of a guide with keen eyes and deep vision, every nook and cranny of the three thousand ri land has become a treasure trove of cultural heritage.
The saying, 'If you know, you can see' seems to mean that if you know yesterday, you can decide on today and see tomorrow.
Reading Yoo Hong-jun's travelogue reveals not only cultural heritage but also history and the path of humanity.
How should I live to live well? I ask myself this question.
―Lee Cheol-su (painter)
Writings written in a special way are called literature.
The human mental activity of appreciating things from a special perspective is called culture.
Yoo Hong-jun's "My Cultural Heritage Tour" is a blessing to Koreans.
It is a statement of the collective heritage of the Korean people, encompassing art, calligraphy, literature, and history.
Thanks to the faithful footsteps of the O Baek-ri, 'Namhan River, like a mother' and his companions, the reader enjoys the privilege of a leisurely stroll.
―An Kyung-hwan (Professor Emeritus, Seoul National University)
Thanks to the presence of a guide with keen eyes and deep vision, every nook and cranny of the three thousand ri land has become a treasure trove of cultural heritage.
The saying, 'If you know, you can see' seems to mean that if you know yesterday, you can decide on today and see tomorrow.
Reading Yoo Hong-jun's travelogue reveals not only cultural heritage but also history and the path of humanity.
How should I live to live well? I ask myself this question.
―Lee Cheol-su (painter)
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: September 15, 2015
- Page count, weight, size: 449 pages | 781g | 153*224*27mm
- ISBN13: 9788936472696
- ISBN10: 8936472690
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