34 Novels Every Middle School Student Should Read, Chosen by a Korean Language Teacher
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Book Introduction
Contains works essential for the learning and culture of prospective and middle school students.
A must-read for teenagers preparing for the CSAT essay exam, selected by a Korean language teacher!
The novels that middle school students should read, selected by Korean language teachers, are in line with the curriculum reform and textbook revision, and are hoped to help middle school students with their essays and college entrance exams. They include world literature and Korean literature that foster liberal arts and thinking filled with knowledge and wisdom and broaden their perspective on the world, as well as Korean short stories, world short stories, and Korean classics that must be read in the middle school curriculum that are frequently tested on the college entrance exam or mock exams, as well as myths, tales, family poems, essays, modern and contemporary novels, and 34 famous short stories from around the world from the ancient Joseon Dynasty.
For each work, an introduction to the author, a summary of the work, and a synopsis are included, and Chinese characters and difficult words are annotated to help readers easily understand the original work's expressions and content.
Books are like ships that cross the vast sea of time, and books that contain all the knowledge in the world become guides for life.
Reading the works of the world's greatest intellectuals is like conversing with the greatest minds of their time who lived hundreds of years ago.
A book is a condensation of knowledge and culture that an author of exceptional intelligence has painstakingly acquired over several decades.
In order to develop the character and culture of growing youth, they must invest a lot of time and experience through teaching and learning to develop excellent intellect.
Excellence is not something you are born with, but something you develop through repeated effort and good habits.
Reading is the foundation for developing good character and intelligence, so we should develop the habit of reading the works of world-renowned authors.
The more you know, the more you don't know, and the more you learn, the more there is to learn. This book contains works that should be read in the middle school curriculum, such as Ready-made Life, When Buckwheat Flowers Bloom, The Old Man and the Sea, What Men Live By, Hojil, and The Tale of Lee Saeng-gyu, which cultivate culture and thinking filled with knowledge and wisdom and broaden your perspective on the world.
A must-read for teenagers preparing for the CSAT essay exam, selected by a Korean language teacher!
The novels that middle school students should read, selected by Korean language teachers, are in line with the curriculum reform and textbook revision, and are hoped to help middle school students with their essays and college entrance exams. They include world literature and Korean literature that foster liberal arts and thinking filled with knowledge and wisdom and broaden their perspective on the world, as well as Korean short stories, world short stories, and Korean classics that must be read in the middle school curriculum that are frequently tested on the college entrance exam or mock exams, as well as myths, tales, family poems, essays, modern and contemporary novels, and 34 famous short stories from around the world from the ancient Joseon Dynasty.
For each work, an introduction to the author, a summary of the work, and a synopsis are included, and Chinese characters and difficult words are annotated to help readers easily understand the original work's expressions and content.
Books are like ships that cross the vast sea of time, and books that contain all the knowledge in the world become guides for life.
Reading the works of the world's greatest intellectuals is like conversing with the greatest minds of their time who lived hundreds of years ago.
A book is a condensation of knowledge and culture that an author of exceptional intelligence has painstakingly acquired over several decades.
In order to develop the character and culture of growing youth, they must invest a lot of time and experience through teaching and learning to develop excellent intellect.
Excellence is not something you are born with, but something you develop through repeated effort and good habits.
Reading is the foundation for developing good character and intelligence, so we should develop the habit of reading the works of world-renowned authors.
The more you know, the more you don't know, and the more you learn, the more there is to learn. This book contains works that should be read in the middle school curriculum, such as Ready-made Life, When Buckwheat Flowers Bloom, The Old Man and the Sea, What Men Live By, Hojil, and The Tale of Lee Saeng-gyu, which cultivate culture and thinking filled with knowledge and wisdom and broaden your perspective on the world.
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Introduction 4
Readymade Life / Chae Man-sik 9
Rice Field Story / Chae Man-sik 40
When Buckwheat Flowers Bloom / Lee Hyo-seok 63
Mountain / Lee Hyo-seok 75
Stone Bridge / Lee Tae-jun 83
Manmubang / Kim Yu-jeong 93
Hometown / Hyun Jin-geon 121
A Society That Promotes Drinking / Hyun Jin-geon 129
Escape / Choi Seo-hae 143
Manuscript fee: 200 won / Kang Kyung-ae 155
Drugs / Kang Kyung-ae 165
The Old Man and the Sea / Ernest Hemingway 174
The Fall of the House of Usher / Edgar Allan Poe 246
A Christmas Present / O. Henry 267
What Men Live By / Leo Tolstoy 276
The Secret of Cornille's Inspiration / Alphonse Daudet 302
The Last Lesson / Alphonse Daudet 310
Uncle Jules / Guy de Maupassant 316
The Two Thieves / Maxim Gorky328
Secret Encounter / Ivan Sergeyevich Turgenev 351
Before the Law / Franz Kafka 364
The Myth of Park Hyeokgeose / Author unknown 369
The Vomiting Tale / Author unknown 374
Chamasul / Leegok 377
The Tale of the Master Guk / Lee Gyu-bo 380
Simcheongjeon / Author unknown 386
Hojil / Park Ji-won 406
The Story of Minong / Park Ji-won 417
The Story of Lee Saeng-gyu / Kim Si-seup 428
Onggojipjeon / Author unknown 445
Im Gyeong-eop Jeon / Author unknown 463
Bait Fight / Author unknown 498
Hanjungnok / Hyegyeonggung Hong 514
The Dispute between the Seven Sisters of the Gyujung (Author unknown, 539)
Readymade Life / Chae Man-sik 9
Rice Field Story / Chae Man-sik 40
When Buckwheat Flowers Bloom / Lee Hyo-seok 63
Mountain / Lee Hyo-seok 75
Stone Bridge / Lee Tae-jun 83
Manmubang / Kim Yu-jeong 93
Hometown / Hyun Jin-geon 121
A Society That Promotes Drinking / Hyun Jin-geon 129
Escape / Choi Seo-hae 143
Manuscript fee: 200 won / Kang Kyung-ae 155
Drugs / Kang Kyung-ae 165
The Old Man and the Sea / Ernest Hemingway 174
The Fall of the House of Usher / Edgar Allan Poe 246
A Christmas Present / O. Henry 267
What Men Live By / Leo Tolstoy 276
The Secret of Cornille's Inspiration / Alphonse Daudet 302
The Last Lesson / Alphonse Daudet 310
Uncle Jules / Guy de Maupassant 316
The Two Thieves / Maxim Gorky328
Secret Encounter / Ivan Sergeyevich Turgenev 351
Before the Law / Franz Kafka 364
The Myth of Park Hyeokgeose / Author unknown 369
The Vomiting Tale / Author unknown 374
Chamasul / Leegok 377
The Tale of the Master Guk / Lee Gyu-bo 380
Simcheongjeon / Author unknown 386
Hojil / Park Ji-won 406
The Story of Minong / Park Ji-won 417
The Story of Lee Saeng-gyu / Kim Si-seup 428
Onggojipjeon / Author unknown 445
Im Gyeong-eop Jeon / Author unknown 463
Bait Fight / Author unknown 498
Hanjungnok / Hyegyeonggung Hong 514
The Dispute between the Seven Sisters of the Gyujung (Author unknown, 539)
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Publisher's Review
introduction
Just as a single book you read during your school days can change your noble life, reading is like nourishing my soul.
Reading books is like talking to great people from the past and learning about their thoughts.
People die, but books never die.
Books are a treasure trove of knowledge that transcends the limitations of time and space, giving us new insights into the world and meeting countless teachers. Reading books changes our way of thinking and behavior, and fosters ideas and creativity.
The textbooks we learn at school play an important role in understanding literature, and they serve as the foundation for literary education and the study of literature all the way to university.
Reading, which allows us to understand the thoughts of others, cultivate a refined culture and a balanced historical awareness, and cultivate a culture and mindset filled with knowledge and wisdom, is what allows us to acquire the spirit of the humanities and a new world.
All learning begins with reading, and reading in youth has the power to change a person's destiny.
Reading a book is not about taking a test or getting ahead in life. It is the best way to encounter a world I have never experienced, understand the concerns of each era, learn expressions and vocabulary that are difficult to encounter in everyday life, and develop a perspective on life and cultivate one's own life for the better, rather than just a fragmentary knowledge of the work. The importance of reading cannot be overemphasized.
Those who read a lot of books lead the future, and there is no character education more fundamental than reading books.
Reading allows us to experience indirectly the thoughts and ideas of many people and develops our ability to empathize.
When we talk about classics, we often think of them as outdated and out of date.
However, as the saying goes, “learning from the past to know the new” (溫故知新), the past has meaning as the past, and the present is a creation based on the past, so today’s classics should always be recognized as new.
We must keep it by our bedside every morning and night, meet our predecessors one by one, and develop the ability to nurture it as our own.
Books are like ships that cross the vast sea of time, and books that contain all the knowledge of the world become guides for life.
The more you know, the more you realize you don't know, and the more you learn, the more there is to learn. This fosters a correct historical awareness and worldview through universal human values and critical thinking.
Reading the works of the world's greatest intellectuals is like conversing with the greatest minds of their time who lived hundreds of years ago.
A book is a condensation of knowledge and culture that an author of exceptional intelligence has painstakingly acquired over several decades.
In order to develop the character and culture of growing youth, they must invest a lot of time and experience through teaching and learning to develop excellent intellect.
Excellence is not something you are born with, but something you develop through repeated effort and good habits.
Reading is the foundation for cultivating good character and intelligence, so we should develop the habit of reading the works of world-renowned authors to cultivate the literary literacy and writing skills essential to our own thinking and culture.
Just as a single book you read during your school days can change your noble life, reading is like nourishing my soul.
Reading books is like talking to great people from the past and learning about their thoughts.
People die, but books never die.
Books are a treasure trove of knowledge that transcends the limitations of time and space, giving us new insights into the world and meeting countless teachers. Reading books changes our way of thinking and behavior, and fosters ideas and creativity.
The textbooks we learn at school play an important role in understanding literature, and they serve as the foundation for literary education and the study of literature all the way to university.
Reading, which allows us to understand the thoughts of others, cultivate a refined culture and a balanced historical awareness, and cultivate a culture and mindset filled with knowledge and wisdom, is what allows us to acquire the spirit of the humanities and a new world.
All learning begins with reading, and reading in youth has the power to change a person's destiny.
Reading a book is not about taking a test or getting ahead in life. It is the best way to encounter a world I have never experienced, understand the concerns of each era, learn expressions and vocabulary that are difficult to encounter in everyday life, and develop a perspective on life and cultivate one's own life for the better, rather than just a fragmentary knowledge of the work. The importance of reading cannot be overemphasized.
Those who read a lot of books lead the future, and there is no character education more fundamental than reading books.
Reading allows us to experience indirectly the thoughts and ideas of many people and develops our ability to empathize.
When we talk about classics, we often think of them as outdated and out of date.
However, as the saying goes, “learning from the past to know the new” (溫故知新), the past has meaning as the past, and the present is a creation based on the past, so today’s classics should always be recognized as new.
We must keep it by our bedside every morning and night, meet our predecessors one by one, and develop the ability to nurture it as our own.
Books are like ships that cross the vast sea of time, and books that contain all the knowledge of the world become guides for life.
The more you know, the more you realize you don't know, and the more you learn, the more there is to learn. This fosters a correct historical awareness and worldview through universal human values and critical thinking.
Reading the works of the world's greatest intellectuals is like conversing with the greatest minds of their time who lived hundreds of years ago.
A book is a condensation of knowledge and culture that an author of exceptional intelligence has painstakingly acquired over several decades.
In order to develop the character and culture of growing youth, they must invest a lot of time and experience through teaching and learning to develop excellent intellect.
Excellence is not something you are born with, but something you develop through repeated effort and good habits.
Reading is the foundation for cultivating good character and intelligence, so we should develop the habit of reading the works of world-renowned authors to cultivate the literary literacy and writing skills essential to our own thinking and culture.
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: June 15, 2023
- Page count, weight, size: 544 pages | 670g | 152*224*21mm
- ISBN13: 9791186649787
- ISBN10: 118664978X
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