The age of lawlessness demands common sense from the community!!
A book that talks about the strength of Koreans who stand on the foundation of common sense!!

The events that are happening around us moment by moment are historical events that encapsulate all the meaning of modern world history.
This incident needs to be analyzed calmly, regardless of one's pros and cons, from a diachronic perspective of our people's history.
Why could such an incident occur in this country? Yoon Seok-yeol's actions require a fuller understanding, transcending his personal interests and linking them to the history that gave birth to him.
Dool Kim Yong-ok is a thinker who has all the conditions to undertake such work.

This book contains the urgent progress of the Yoon Seok-yeol coup over the past month, as seen through the mind of the thinker Do-ol, and the righteous actions of the people armed with common sense to stop it.
And the story that reveals in detail where our common sense came from, what we were like in the past, and the deep structure of common sense that runs through our history is magnificently explained with new information and perspectives.

They are declaring martial law.
This seems completely out of place, but it's true, it's true! Look at the screen, sir! Shouldn't you be evacuating? Should I drive you?
--- p.24

How burdensome would it be for someone who lacks the experience, character, virtue, personality, and common sense to be forced to serve as president?
--- p.46

A person who hesitates to correct his mistakes is a small person.
That's the picture of the people who claim to rule us today.

--- p.62

It is too difficult to reflect on one's faults because the reality of these people's faults is too vast and involves connections, wealth, injustice, and sorcery that go beyond common sense.

--- p.63

The change from the theme of "guns and swords" in Geumnam-ro to the theme of "people" in Yeouido is truly a sign of progress in our history.
--- p.67

The meaning of “Hongik Ingan” is “to create a human world where universal morality is manifested.”

--- p.73

What is this? Isn't the main Buddha statue of Seokguram Grotto facing the sunrise over the East Sea?

How did he find the point in the vastness of heaven and earth where the sunlight strikes the Buddha's forehead, and how did he design the space of heaven and earth so that it would invariably shine on the Buddha's forehead?
--- p.94

Our country is a country of dolmens.
People who go to Egypt and gaze at the Great Pyramid of Giza and are amazed by its grandeur cannot imagine that their own country also has a megalithic culture that surpasses it.


There are about 40,000 dolmens distributed throughout our country, but the total number of dolmens distributed worldwide is only a few thousand.
Of the 40,000 dolmens, 20,000 are concentrated in the Jeollanam-do region, so the culture of the southern part of our country cannot be considered separately from these dolmens.

--- p.99

If you go to Hwasun and Haenam in South Jeolla Province, you will see a huge dolmen complex, but for a more dramatic scene, you will have to go to Changnyeong and see an incredibly large dolmen.

--- p.100

Through the passages in the Analects, we can only confirm that during the time of Confucius, a world of civilization outside of China already existed within the cognitive systems of Chinese sages.

--- p.108

Goryeo was a country that dealt with the Northern Song, Southern Song, Liao (Khitan), Jin (Jurchen), Western Xia, Mongolia, and Ming dynasties as functions in a diplomatic arena that was undergoing rapid change.

--- p.116

Goryeo craftsmen sought to find that peaceful color in the high temperatures of the terrifying wood-fired kiln.
How can Song porcelain be compared to Goryeo porcelain?
--- p.122

It is widely accepted that the Goryeo Tripitaka Koreana is the most excellent edition of all the Tripitaka Koreana compiled in the world, including China, in many aspects.

--- p.126

On October 22, 1991, a painting of the Avalokiteshvara was sold for 1.31683 billion won (1.76 million USD) at Sotheby's New York Korean Art Auction.
It was a monumental event related to Korean art history.

--- p.155

The point I want to make is that when people in our country demonstrate their artistic talent, they always show world-class standards.
We are confirming that the values ​​of the upper class, obsessed with cash, militarism, capitalism, and career-oriented hedonism, are not what this land was like in the past.

--- p.159

Gansong has never engaged in the “windfall” type of antique collecting.
It is said that he chose valuable items and bought them at “fair price” first, based on his high level of judgment.

--- p.162

Hunminjeongeum was thought to be able to express not only human language but also all the sounds of the universe.

--- p.170

Ultimately, benevolence means the universal value of “cherishing humanity.”

--- p.222