[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 7_Heungbu and Nolbu, Onggojip] is a book that combines the story of the wicked older brother Nolbu and the kind younger brother Heungbu [Heungbu and Nolbu] and the story of the stingy rich man Onggojip who suffers because of a fake Onggojip [Onggojip] with the theme of 'money and ethics'. In each work, Nolbu and Onggojip live only for money and torment their family and neighbors, eventually experiencing ruin.
Please read the story while paying attention to their backgrounds, current social status, how they are punished, and subsequent personality changes.
Through these two works, we will be able to understand the social landscape of the late Joseon Dynasty, when capitalism was sprouting, and think about the value of living together with others and practicing sharing.