[Easy to Read Classic Novels] is a series of classic novels that easily explain the essential classic novels that appear in textbooks and the CSAT, written at a level suitable for middle school students. By reading two classic novels that appear in textbooks and the CSAT as one topic, you can improve your integrated thinking skills.

This series not only reinterprets classic novels that students often find difficult in an easy and fun way, but also features a structure that allows students to understand the works in a step-by-step and integrated manner through various activities before, during, and after reading.

[Easy to Read Classic Novels 5_Sassinamjeonggi, Jeokseongjeon] Both works deal with conflicts between family members.
In "Sassi Namjeonggi," we see the problems that can arise in the relationship between husband and wife and in the relationship between wife and concubine, and we learn that when trust between a couple is broken, a family falls apart and has to go through a difficult process to recover.
In "Jeokseongjeon," we read about the adversity that unfolds between brothers, and we think about what kind of relationship should be between parents and children, and between brothers.
Through the hardships and overcoming processes experienced by the main characters in these two works, you will be able to understand the culture of the society at the time and think about the meaning of family and what conditions are necessary to create a happy family within diverse family relationships.