<The Story of Unyeong> This is a sad love story between palace maid Yun Young and scholar Kim Jin-sa. Although the novel is written in Chinese characters, which requires a lot of background knowledge and implicit poetry, it is translated into delicate and concise sentences and minimizes footnotes so that young readers can easily read it completely. Life Pattern Korea. The base for the translation is a version held by Kim Il Sung University, which is closer to the original series and precedes others in terms of time, preserving the original form. The tragedy created by crossed fates is further heightened by the illustrations of artist Ye-ran. Life Pattern Korea. Let’s follow the story of unfortunate lovers recreated in colorful light and the fierce fate of Unyeong, who longs for freedom. #TragicLove #CrossedFates #KoreanClassicLiterature #KoreanCulture
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