The fun of this work, which is usually summarized as ‘extreme filial piety for parents’, begins when you read it with questions. <The Story of Sim Cheong> makes you think about the meaning of care by throwing questions at Sim Cheong’s choice to sacrifice her life for filial piety and its results. Life Pattern Korea. The inner side of the protagonist Sim Cheong is clearly revealed in the 24-chapter Gyeongpan edition, and the tragic situation description stands out, and the stories of female characters such as Mrs. Jang Seung-sang, Mother Kwak, Mother Bbangdeok, and Mrs. An are abundant in the 71-chapter Wanpan edition. Life Pattern Korea. The life of a fifteen-year-old girl who has passed through the harsh reality and fear of death and is reborn as a lotus caring for the people. Next to it, there are delicate illustrations that are so dramatic and dazzling that they make you choke.
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