Ⅰ Poetry 1
Classical Poetry
01 Gongmu Dohaga (the wife of a miner who is unemployed) · Gujiga (the wife of a miner who is unemployed) · Hwangjoga (the wife of King Yuri)
02 Chan-gi-pa-rang-ga (Chungdam-sa) · Je-mang-mae-ga (Wolmyeong-sa)
03 Chuya Woojung (Choi Chi-won) · Jegayasan Reading Hall (Choi Chi-won) · Yeosu Jangwoojungmunsi (Eulji Mundeok)
04 Gasiri (Author Unknown) · Seogyeongbyeolgok (Author Unknown)
05 Dongdong (Author unknown)
06 Jeong Seok-ga (author unknown)
07 Cheongsanbyeolgok (Author unknown)
08 Hallimbyeolgok (Hallim Jeyu)
09 Song In (Jeong Ji-sang) · Sarirahwa (Lee Je-hyeon) · Bubyeokru (Lee Saek)
10. Hold the block in your hand (Utak) · Ewha-e Wolbaek (Ijo-nyeon) · Gurum-i is indifferent (Ijon-o)
11. Yongbieocheonga (Jeong In-ji et al.)
12 Gangchon (Du Fu) · Jeolgu (Du Fu)
13 I was born (Kim Si-seup) · To Monk Inun of Bul-il-am (this month)
14. Looking at Suyangsan Mountain (Seong Sam-mun) · A candle burning in the room (Lee Gae) · Where is the ㄴㆎ work (Hwang Jin-i) · The long night of the winter solstice (Hwang Jin-i)
15 Five hundred years old capital (Giljae) · A crooked tree that was hit by snow (Woncheonseok) · A willow tree that was cut down (Hongrang)
16. Ganghosasiga (Maeng Sa-seong)
17 Dosan Sibigok (Yi Hwang)
18 Spring Song (Jeong Geuk-in)
19. Samingok (Jeongcheol)
20. The Beauty Song (Jeong Cheol)
21 Gyuwon-ga (Heo Nanseolheon)
22. The Last Poem (Hwang Hyeon)
23 Plowing the fields and weeding (Author unknown) · When you come (Author unknown) · Earplugs, earplugs (Author unknown)
24 If you raise it, you can raise it (Author unknown) · Namodo Bahidol also upsun (Author unknown) · I want to open the window, I want to open the window (Author unknown)
25 Sigh, Three Sighs (Author Unknown) · Plum Blossoms on the Old Backrest (Plum Blossoms) · Spring Has Come (Shin Heum)
26 Don't Leave the House (Hanho) · Chrysanthemum, What Are You Doing (Lee Jeong-bo) · Why Can't You Come? (Author Unknown)
27 Manheung (Yun Seon-do)
28 Fisherman's Tale (Yoon Seon-do)
29 Nuhangsa (Park In-ro)
30 days of oil price (Kim In-gyeom)
31 Jeongseon Arirang (Author unknown)

Ⅱ Verse 2
Modern Poetry
01 From the Sun to the Boy (Choi Nam-seon)
02 Perfume (Jung Ji-yong)
03. Folding Bird (Kim So-wol) · Cornelian Cherry (Kim So-wol)
04 Does Spring Come to the Stolen Fields? (Lee Sang-hwa)
05 Your Silence (Han Yong-un) · I Don't Know (Han Yong-un)
06 Mirror (Ideal)
07 Until the Peony Blooms (Kim Young-rang) · Poison (Kim Young-rang)
08 In Front of My Hometown (Oh Jang-hwan)
09 Peak (Lee Yuk-sa) · Pastor (Lee Yuk-sa) · When that day comes (Shim Hoon)
10 There is a white wind wall (Baekseok)
11 Easily Written Poems (Yoon Dong-ju)
12 Self-Portrait (Yun Dong-ju) · Confession (Yun Dong-ju)
13 Namshinuiju Yoodong Park Si-bongbang (Baekseok)
14 One day, leaving the palace (Kim Su-young)
15. The Shell is Gone (Shin Dong-yup)
16 Who Said They Saw the Sky? (Shin Dong-yup)
17 Agriculture (Shin Gyeong-rim) and Rice (Lee Seong-bu)
18 Mokgye Market (Singyeongnim)
19 That mountain called me - Borrowing the poem of Shepherd (Jeong Hee-seong)
20 Me (Kim Gwang-gyu)
21. Flat Flat - For Park Soo-geun's Speaking Style (Kim Hye-soon) · Our Neighborhood's Gu Ja-myeong (Go Jeong-hee)
22. Flower in the Castle (Choi Du-seok)
23 Gwanghwamun, Winter, Fireworks, Trees (Lee Moon-jae)
24 First Love (Go Jae-jong)
25 Why Are Tears Salty? (Ham Min-bok)

Ⅲ Prose 1
Classic Novels
01 Manboksa Temple's abandonment (Kim Si-seup)
02 Lee Saeng-gyu Jang-jeon (Kim Si-seup)
03 The Tale of Hong Gildong (Heo Gyun)
04 Choi Cheok-jeon (Jo Wi-han)
05 Operation (Author Unknown)
06 Park's Story (Author unknown)
07 The Dream of the Nine (Kim Man-jung)
08 The Story of Sassi Namjeonggi (Kim Man-jung)
09 Sukhyangjeon (Author unknown)
10 Imjinrok (author unknown)
11 Honggyewoljeon (Author unknown)
12. The Story of Yu Chung-ryeol (Author unknown)
13. Im Gyeong-eop Jeon (Author unknown)
14th Week of Life (Kwonpil)
15 Chunhyangjeon (author unknown)
16 The Tale of Heungbu and Nolbu (Author unknown)
17. Bait Battle (Author unknown)
18. The Gwangmunjajeon (Park Ji-won)

Ⅳ Prose 2
Modern Novels
01 Mansejeon (Yeom Sang-seop)
02 Hometown (Hyun Jin-geon)
03 A Day in the Life of Novelist Gubo (Park Tae-won)
04 Wings (or higher)
05 Camellia (Kim Yu-jeong)
06 When Buckwheat Flowers Bloom (Lee Hyo-seok)
07 Bokdeokbang (Lee Tae-jun)
08 A Scenery of Heaven (Park Tae-won)
09 Peaceful World (Chae Man-sik)
10 Mr. Bang (Chae Man-sik)
11. Reverse Horse (Kim Dong-ri)
12 Rainy Days (Son Chang-seop)
13 Flowing North (Choi Il-nam)
14. On rainy days, you must go to Garibong-dong (Yang Gwi-ja)
15 Next, the rest of the peninsula (Seongseokje)
16 Hwang Man-geun said this (Seong Seok-je)
17 Sapyeong Station (Im Cheol-woo)
18 The Idiot and the Fool (Lee Cheong-jun)
19 Mom's Stake 2 (Park Wan-seo)
20 Dissolution Basket (Park Wan-seo)
21 A Dignified Life (Kim Ae-ran)
22 A Lonely Room (Shin Kyung-sook)
23 If We Can't Travel at the Speed ​​of Light (Kim Cho-yeop)
24 The Scent of an Old Mother (Moon Soon-tae)

V Prose 3
Essays, plays, folk tales, household appliances, pansori
01 Boredom (Ideal)
02 Patchouli (Lee Tae-jun)
03 The fallen Jinjeok (Lee Hee-seung)
04 Tree (Lee Yang-ha)
05 No ownership (statutory)
06 Dongseung (Ham Se-deok)
07 The Watchman (Lee Kang-baek)
08 A Missile (original work by Lee Beom-seon / adapted by Na So-un and Lee Jong-gi)
09 Dangun Myth (Author Unknown)
10 The Jumong myth (author unknown)
11. Baridegi (Author unknown)
12 Battles (Imchun)
13 Lee Ok-seol (Lee Gyu-bo)
14. Theory of Slendy (Lee Gyu-bo)
15. Juongseol (Kwon Geun)
16. Jo Chim-mun (Mrs. Yu)
17 A Place to Cry (Park Ji-won)
18 Seopomanpil (Kim Manjung)
19 Yangju Byeolsandaenori (author unknown)
20 Hahoe Byeolsingut Mask Dance (Author Unknown)
21 Simcheongga (author unknown)
22. Water Palace Song (Author Unknown)

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