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Baengnyeonchohae is a book in which 100 studies were selected from the Chileongosi and interpreted in Korean to teach beginners Chinese poetry. It is known that it was compiled by Kim In-hu, and each Chinese character in the original Chinese poem has a Hun and a sound, so it has the character of a Chinese character textbook.

In the middle of the Joseon Dynasty, in the early years of Injong, Myeongjong and King Seonjo, Neo-Confucianism, the basic ideology of the nation, was at its peak. Kim In-hu was from Jangseong and was also a teacher during the reign of King Injong, and he was a great scholar who sought advice from Gi-seung Ki when he was arguing with Yi Hwang.

Baeknyeonchohae is a book that covers 100 of his famous Chinese poems and explains them in Korean, which has been spread across the sea to Japan and other countries. However, about 25% of them have been identified through the research of junior scholars.

In addition, Chinese poetry is also called Dangeum, and in the spare time between lectures on scriptures in Seodang, hundreds of poems are recited or studied, which is called assortment of characters. What preceded the ‘jamodeum’ was the basic recitation of the 5-word pursuit and the 7-word Baengnyeonchohae.

Kite, on the other hand, refers to a pair of five- or seven-letter phrases. Chinese Chinese poetry has two stanzas and four stanzas. In either stanzas or rhymes, the last letter of the stanza must belong to the same unit in which the entire Chinese text is divided into 106 small groups, which are called rhymes. Commonly, the word ‘removing’ rhyme is the direction of presenting the rhyme to be applied to poetry. And among the tones, which are the pronunciation classification of Chinese characters, there is a principle that flat and high low, that is, from high to low, from low to high, from high to low, and again with slope, must be arranged according to a certain rule.

These rules are related to the fact that Chinese poems are lyrics rather than poems. In Chinese poetry, Zhou Dynasty's Poetry and Chu Dynasty's Chosa first appeared. At this time, it was free poetry, but after the Han Dynasty, it has changed to regular poetry such as Mortgage and Rhythm. In the Book of Poetry, ‘Pung’ refers to the songs of the common people, and ‘A’ refers to the lyrics of court banquets.

The study of Chinese poetry in Baengnyeonchohae was brought from Hamryeon or Jeonjeon among the seven words of poetry written by poets of the time, such as Li Baek, Du Fu, and Yu Jang-gyeong. Researches are generally classified by material, showing the order of Hwa·San·Chun·Pung·Mon·Song·Juk·Kang·Ji. Depending on the edition, there are cases where it is color-coded, such as white, red, and blue. In addition, this book can be said to have a character similar to that of Dusianhae in that it selects studies from among the seven words and phrases of the time and attaches words and words to them. It also has the characteristics of Chinese character learning books such as Cheonjamun, Yuhap, and Hunmongjahoe in that each Chinese character in Chinese poetry has a sound and a Hun.