Sosuseowon Confucian School

45초 영주 소수서원 드론 영상 Sosu Seowon Confucian Academy, Yeongju, KOREA

45초 영주 소수서원 드론 영상
Location : Sosu Seowon Confucian Academy, Yeongju, KOREA
Date : 2017년 5월 27일(토)
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ANCIENT NEO-CONFUSION ACADEMIES / KBS뉴스(News)

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Nine ancient neo-Confusion academies of the Joseon Dynasty are well on their way to be inscribed as UNESCO World Heritage, in recognition of their priceless contributions to promoting neo-Confucianism in Korea.
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Sosu Seowon in Yeongju, Gyeongsangbuk-do Province. The first-ever Confucian academy in Korea. It was founded during the reign of King Jungjong of Joseon as an academy of Confucian scholar Anhyang. Thirty years later from that point, Dosan Seowon was built by the prominent Korean Confucian scholar Toegye Yi Hwang. Nine ancient neo-Confucian academies in Korea could soon become a part of UNESCO World Heritage. The International Council on Monuments and Sites has recommended the inscription of Korean seowon on the UNESCO list of World Heritage.
[Soundbite] UNESCO footage
Korean Confucian academies have been recognized as excellent proof of widespread neo-Confucianism in Joseon society. The jury recommended all nine of the Confucian academies listed in Korea's application. The recommended items will be inscribed as World Heritage barring any unforeseen circumstances.
[Soundbite] PARK SUNG-JIN(ORGANIZATION FOR PRESERVING KOREAN NEO-CONFUCIAN ACADEMIES) : Joseon society was the only one to operate academies dedicated solely to neo-Confucianism for such a long time.
The final decision will be made next month by the UNESCO World Heritage Committee. If the seowon are inscribed, Korea will have 14 items on the UNESCO World Heritage list.

Nine Korean Confucian academies recommended for UNESCO World Heritage list

유네스코 자문•심사기구, 한국의 서원 9곳 세계유산 등재 권고

UNESCO's evaluation agency has recommended adding South Korea's traditional Confucian academies to its heritage list.
Our Kan Hyeong-woo tells us more.
Nine traditional Confucian academies in South Korea, called Seowon in Korean, are one step closer to being added to the UNESCO World Heritage List.
According to Korea's Cultural Heritage Administration on Tuesday,... UNESCO's evaluation agency, the International Council on Monuments and Sites, recommended that the scholarly sites are added to the list.
'Seowon' are private Confucian academies established during Korea's Joseon Dynasty to honor renowned scholars and educate young people.
Nine sites have been recommended for the list, including Sosu Seowon in Yeongju and Dosan and Byeongsan Seowons in Andong.
The Cultural Heritage Administration had previously applied for the seowons to be added to the World Heritage List back in 2016,... but it withdrew its bid after being deferred by the International Council on Monuments and Sites.
Seeking consultations with the evaluation agency, the Cultural Heritage Administration re-applied in early 2018.
After almost a year and a half of evaluation,... the Seowons have been finally recognized for their 'Outstanding Universal Value'.
The final decision will be made at the World Heritage Committee meeting in Azerbaijan,... which will be held from June 30th through July 10th.
If successful, the Seowons will become South Korea's 14th item on the World Heritage list.
Kan Hyeong-woo, Arirang News

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Nine Korean Confucian academies recommended for UNESCO World Heritage list

유네스코 자문•심사기구, 한국의 서원 9곳 세계유산 등재 권고

UNESCO's evaluation agency has recommended adding South Korea's traditional Confucian academies to its heritage list.
Back during the Choseon Dynasty, these academies were used for the education of Korean young people.
Our Kan Hyeong-woo tells us more.
Nine traditional Confucian academies in South Korea, called Seowon in Korean, are one step closer to being added to the UNESCO World Heritage List.
According to Korea's Cultural Heritage Administration on Tuesday,... UNESCO's evaluation agency, the International Council on Monuments and Sites, recommended that the scholarly sites are added to the list.
'Seowon' are private Confucian academies established during Korea's Joseon Dynasty to honor renowned scholars and educate young people.
Nine sites have been recommended for the list, including Sosu Seowon in Yeongju and Dosan and Byeongsan Seowons in Andong.
The Cultural Heritage Administration had previously applied for the seowons to be added to the World Heritage List back in 2016,... but it withdrew its bid after being deferred by the International Council on Monuments and Sites.
Seeking consultations with the evaluation agency, the Cultural Heritage Administration re-applied in early 2018.
After almost a year and a half of evaluation,... the Seowons have been finally recognized for their 'Outstanding Universal Value'.
The final decision will be made at the World Heritage Committee meeting in Azerbaijan,... which will be held from June 30th through July 10th.
If successful, the Seowons will become South Korea's 14th item on the World Heritage list.
Kan Hyeong-woo, Arirang News

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Seowons, Confucian academies added to UNESCO World Heritage list

한국의 14번째 유네스코 세계유산, 서원

Following the designation as world heritage sites,...
Our Lee Min-sun tells us about Seowons and their significance in Korean history.
Nine Confucian Academies in Korea have been added to the UNESCO World Heritage List. These traditional academies, called Seowon in Korean, sprung up in the countryside during the Joseon Dynasty in the 16th and 17th centuries.
In the Joseon Dynasty, there were the village schools and Sungkyunkwan in the capital area and local schools called Hyanggyo in the countryside... spreading the political philosophy of the country. But the local schools started to lose their role and that's when Seowons were created.
Out of the 6-hundred and 40 Seowons left in Korea, 9 of them including Sosu Seowon in Yeongju and Dosan and Byeongsan Seowons in Andong have been recognized by UNESCO… for their wealth of intangible cultural heritage that shows history, education, rituals, and documentary culture.
Seowons are the equivalent of today's universities or colleges and show the typical private education system of the Joseon Dynasty.
As a center of local society and education, they produced collections of literary works and were places for intellectuals to gather. Seowons were built in harmony with the surrounding natural environment.
And their unique architectural style was suitable for diffusion of Confucianism in the rural areas of Korea.
After the Cultural Heritage Administration withdrew their bid for Seowons to be World Heritage Sites in 2016, it sought consultations from UNESCO's evaluation agency and applied again in 2018.
After almost two years of supplementary work, Seowons are now recognized for their 'Outstanding Universal Value' and have become Korea's 14th World Heritage Sites.
Lee Min-sun Arirang News.

#유네스코 #서원 #UNESCO #Seowons

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Seonbi means virtuous scholar in Korean and typically denotes young nobleman who was preparing for the gwageo examination or passed it but did not take on government position during Joseon Dynasty. A government official who had reputation for integrity and incorruptibility was also called seonbi.
Due to history of many purges in which seonbis were killed, seonbis were idealized and romanticized in popular imagination as young men of integrity in contrast to the ruling yangban class even though all seonbis come from yangban class.
The wandering seonbi is a common figure in Korean depictions of the Joseon period. For instance, a seonbi appears as one of the characters in the Hahoe mask dance, where he competes with a yangban character, often depicted as corrupt and greedy.
Seonbis were supposed to possess Confucian virtues of filial piety and loyalty to the king, despise wealth or private interest, and be ready to lay down one's life to remain faithful to one's principle and integrity. They venerated scholars such as Jeong Mong-ju (who died for his fidelity to Goryeo Dynasty), Six martyred ministers (who refused to accept Sejo's usurpation of throne), and Jo Gwang-jo (reformer who died trying to turn Joseon into ideal Confucian society) as the embodiments of seonbi spirit and as examples to follow.
Today, public intellectuals in South Korea sometimes argue for a return to the seonbi spirit.

[TV ZONE] Oksanseowon Confucian Academy, Where Scholars Cleansed Their Minds

The village of Sesim is located in Angang-eup, Gyeongju; the name Sesim literally means 'a village to cleanse the mind.' Near Jaoksan Valley at the entrance to the village, there are several historical sites related to Yi Eon-jeok, a prominent Confucian scholar in the mid-Joseon Dynasty. After retiring to his hometown in Gyeongju, he continued his academic studies while enjoying the beautiful natural environment of the neighborhood. Yi Eon-jeok has long been considered one of the five most eminent Confucian sages in Korean history, and Oksanseowon Confucian Academy was established to commemorate his achievements and virtuous deeds. To prove his illustrious fame, this royally chartered Confucian academy displays several wooden boards bearing calligraphic works by such renowned figures as Han Seok-bong, Kim Jeong-hui, and Yi Hwang.

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I searched for another cherry blossom attraction near Yeonhwaji. A report has been received that there are still cherry blossoms at Jikji Culture Park, which was visited last fall. So I went there without a hitch. There were still cherry blossoms with a feeling.

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Seowons, Confucian academies added to UNESCO World Heritage list

한국의 14번째 유네스코 세계유산, 서원

Following the designation as world heritage sites,...
Our Lee Min-sun tells us about Seowons and their significance in Korean history.
Nine Confucian Academies in Korea have been added to the UNESCO World Heritage List. These traditional academies, called Seowon in Korean, sprung up in the countryside during the Joseon Dynasty in the 16th and 17th centuries.
In the Joseon Dynasty, there were the village schools and Sungkyunkwan in the capital area and local schools called Hyanggyo in the countryside... spreading the political philosophy of the country. But the local schools started to lose their role and that's when Seowons were created.
Out of the 6-hundred and 40 Seowons left in Korea, 9 of them including Sosu Seowon in Yeongju and Dosan and Byeongsan Seowons in Andong have been recognized by UNESCO… for their wealth of intangible cultural heritage that shows history, education, rituals, and documentary culture.
Seowons are the equivalent of today's universities or colleges and show the typical private education system of the Joseon Dynasty.
As a center of local society and education, they produced collections of literary works and were places for intellectuals to gather. Seowons were built in harmony with the surrounding natural environment.
And their unique architectural style was suitable for diffusion of Confucianism in the rural areas of Korea.
After the Cultural Heritage Administration withdrew their bid for Seowons to be World Heritage Sites in 2016, it sought consultations from UNESCO's evaluation agency and applied again in 2018.
After almost two years of supplementary work, Seowons are now recognized for their 'Outstanding Universal Value' and have become Korea's 14th World Heritage Sites.
Lee Min-sun Arirang News.

#유네스코 #서원 #UNESCO #Seowons

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Korean Confucian academies likely to be added to UNESCO World Heritage list

한국의 서원, 세계유산 등재 확실시

A group of nine traditional Confucian academies in South Korea, called seowon in Korean, are one step closer to being added to the UNESCO World Heritage List.
UNESCO's evaluation agency, the International Council on Monuments and Sites recommended on Tuesday that the sites be added to the list.
Seowon are private Confucian academies established during Korea's Joseon Dynasty to honor renowned scholars and educate young people.
The final decision will be made at the World Heritage Committee meeting in Azerbaijan at the end of June.
If listed, seowon will become Korea's 14th item on the World Heritage list.

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Arirang Special M30-Record of public discussion Confucian Printing Woodblo

Spirit Carved by the Edge of a Knife
The world′s oldest woodblock, Mugu Jeonggwang Daedarani Gyeong sutra, and the Tripitaka Koreana stored in Haeinsa Temple are a record of the scriptures of Buddhism. By the Joseon Dynasty, however, the Confucian printing woodblocks flourished in place of Buddhist scripture woodblocks. These were private compilations of scholars′ accomplishments published after the scholars′ death. Their descendants and disciples went through intense discussions regarding the moral and intellectual value of the works as they edited and organized the publications. More than just private records of scholars, the Confucian printing woodblocks are a collective work verified and acknowledged by the intellectuals over the years.

유교책판, 칼 끝으로 새긴 정신
세계에서 가장 오래된 목판본인 무구정광대다라니경과 해인사 팔만대장경이 불교의 융성과 함께 불교 경전을 기록한 책판이라면 조선시대에 이르러서는 불경판을 대신해 유교책판이 화려한 꽃을 피운다. 유교책판은 학자의 학문적 성과를 저자 사후에 문집 발간 형식으로 출판하는 일종의 개인 종합저술집이며, 후손이나 후학들이 원고정리와 편집, 간행을 하는 과정에서 활발한 논의과정을 거치며 도덕적, 학문적 당위성을 획득한다. 이는 이전의 목판인쇄물과 달리 개인의 사적 기록을 넘어 오랜 기간 집단 지성의 엄격한 공론을 통해 인정된 지혜의 보고라고 할 수 있다.

[Arirang Prime] Andong and Yeongju, Korea's spiritual capitals

Walking on Land of Pride
Dany Arens, who is from the U.S., has been living in Korea for 9 years. He is the lead singer of the rock and roll band Used Cassettes. Although it was his attraction to the country's dynamic changes that made him decide to live in Seoul, he knows that the city isn't Korea's true side. He actually was able to see what kind of a country it really is by traveling across it when he first came here. This time he embarks on a journey with his friend Su-ha, who is a photographer. Just like the peddlers in the past who used to travel across the country to find products that would please their customers with their keen eyes and good senses, the two friends recommend places where one can fully experience Korea's true charms.

Andong and Yeongju, Korea's spiritual capitals
Gyeongsangbuk-do has the highest number of traditional houses and villages in Korea. Having carefully preserved the cultural heritages of the Joseon Dynasty, which existed for 500 years from the 14th century, the province is also the hometown of tradition where several head families have taken root for centuries. The two friends head to Yeongju and Andong, cities that both symbolize the Korean tradition. Look for the traces left behind by Confucianism, the underlying foundation of the mentality of Koreans and the norms they live by, at Sosu Seowon and Seonbichon Village. Meanwhile, Imcheonggak House, the birthplace of Lee Sang-ryong who gave up his family wealth as well as the comfortable life of the succeeding grandson of his family to dedicate himself to the independence movement during the Japanese rule, makes one think about the true meaning of noblesse oblige.

한국에서 9년째 살고 있는 미국 출신의 대니 애런즈. 락앤롤 밴드 유즈드 카세트의 리드싱어다. 다이내믹하게 변화하는 한국에 매력을 느껴 서울에서 살게 됐지만 한국의 진정한 모습이 서울에만 있다고 생각하지 않는다. 정착 초기 한국 구석구석을 여행하며 진짜 한국을 알게 됐다는 대니. 그가 사진작가인 친구 수하와 함께 여행을 떠난다. 과거 전국을 다니며 날카로운 눈썰미와 뛰어난 감각으로 소비자들의 구미에 맞는 물건을 골라 선보였던 보부상들처럼, 두 친구가 한국의 매력을 느낄 수 있는 곳을 추천한다.

한국의 정신수도, 안동과 영주
경상북도는 한국에서도 가장 많은 전통가옥과 집성촌이 모여 있는 곳이다. 14세기 이래 5백년을 지속해온 조선왕조의 문화유산이 잘 보존된 곳이자 많은 종가가 수 백 년 터를 잡고 살아온 전통의 고장이다. 한국 전통의 상징적인 장소 영주와 안동으로 발걸음을 옮긴 두 친구. 소수서원과 선비촌에서 한국인의 정신과 생활규범이 된 유학의 흔적을 느껴본다. 엄청난 재산과 종손으로서의 안락한 삶을 버리고 독립운동을 위해 노력한 이상룡 선생의 생가 임청각에서 진정한 노블레스 오블리주의 의미를 되새겨 본다.

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【東アジア】儒教文化（朝鮮）Confucianism（Korea）

朝鮮の精神史に於いて最も重要な影響は、中国からの文化的影響の一部としての儒教思想の導入だった。朝鮮王朝で国教とされた朱子学（新儒教）は、支配層である士族の規範として半島全域に広まり、個人の人生観や日常生活にまで影響を与えた。先人の学を尊び、より良く生きるための努力を是とする思想は、現在の朝鮮半島にも息づいている。

2019年1月30日＠国立民族博物館
National Museum of Ethnology
The National Museum of Ethnology, also called “Minpaku”, was opened in 1977 as a museum and research center. Its galleries display colorful cultural exhibits from nine world regions which include original artifacts as well as video, audio, and photographic materials. This museum is located on the other side of the park’s rose garden, across from the Japan Folk Crafts Museum.

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Korea’s possible next UNESCO World Heritage sites (Part 1)

유네스코 세계유산 후보로 오른 한국의 문화재 (Part 1)

Now, let's turn to some cultural news… the UNESCO selects cultural and natural heritage sites from around the world and helps protect and preserve those sites.
And it looks like some more Korean sites could be added to that list.
In part two or our part-three series on diversification of Hallyu or Korean wave,... we take a look at the UNESCO world heritage sites in Korea.
For that Arirang's Lee Min-sun now joins us in the studio.
So, Min-sun, let's start with some background… what world heritage sites do we have in Korea? I know some famous ones in Seoul like Changdeokgung Palace and Jongmyo Shrine.
Hi Da-eun, Korea has a total of 13 world heritage sites including the ones you mentioned. World heritage sites can be classified as one of three categories: cultural, natural or mixed heritage. The volcanic island of Jeju was added in 2007 as Korea's
first natural heritage site. Some of the cultural heritage sites in the country include the historic villages of Korea: Hahoe and Yangdong, as well as Bulguksa Temple in Gyeongju and Sansa- the Buddhist mountain monasteries of Korea which were added last year.
Sounds like Korea is continuously making efforts to add more heritage sites to the list. What are some new cultural or natural assets that we can expect to see on the UNESCO World Heritage list?
Korea currently has two sites waiting for the final decision from the World Heritage Committee in July. They are Korea’s Seowon, Confucian Academies from the Joseon Dynasty, and Korea's tidal mud flats called Getbol.
Let’s take a look at Sosu Seowon which is one of the 9 Seowons that has been well managed and has important historical value.
Located in the tranquil town of Yeongju, Gyeongsangbuk-do Province, these Hanok buildings show the education system and architecture of the Joseon Dynasty.
Called Seowon in Korean, these Confucian academies, which sprung up in the countryside during the 16th and 17th centuries, are the equivalent of today's universities or colleges.
Recognized for their wealth of intangible cultural heritage that shows history, education, rituals, and documentary culture, Korea's Seowons are being considered for UNESCO's World Cultural Heritage list.
Sosu Seowon is the first such academy, and the King bestowed signboards, books, and workers to it. Korea's Seowon stand out from similar education institutes in other countries in that Seowon are surrounded by natural features and have a flexible layout in harmony with nature.

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Korea’s possible next UNESCO World Heritage sites

유네스코 세계유산 후보로 오른 한국의 문화재

Korea has 13 UNESCO World Heritage sites.
The country is also making efforts to preserve other major cultural and natural assets and register them as UNESCO World Heritage sites.
Lee Min-sun sheds light on the potential candidates. Located in the tranquil town of Yeongju, Gyeongsangbuk-do Province, these Hanok buildings show the education system and architecture of the Joseon Dynasty.
Called Seowon in Korean, these Confucian academies, which sprung up in the countryside during the 16th and 17th centuries, are the equivalent of today's universities or colleges.
Recognized for their wealth of intangible cultural heritage that shows history, education, rituals, and documentary culture, Korea's Seowons are being considered for UNESCO's World Cultural Heritage list.
This Sosu Seowon and eight other Seowon properties that are in top condition and have high value as important historical sites have been nominated for the listing.
Sosu Seowon is the first such academy, and the King bestowed signboards, books, and workers to it.
Korea's Seowon stand out from similar education institutes in other countries in that Seowon are surrounded by natural features and have a flexible layout in harmony with nature.
As well as the possible addition of Seowon to the cultural list, Korea's tidal flats, Getbol, could become Korea's second site on the World Natural Heritage list when the World Heritage Committee makes its final decision in July.
Tidal flats in four regions are being considered for their high biodiversity, being a habitat for endangered species and having the thickest mud deposits in the world.
Having sites listed as a world heritage site means that Korea's cultural heritage is recognized not only from our own perspective but also from a global perspective. Through this process, we can also improve understanding of our cultural heritage.
Korea currently has 14 sites on the tentative world heritage list including the Gaya Tumuli, tombs from the ancient federation of Gaya, located in the southern part of Korea. These seven ancient tombs of Gaya provide archaeological evidence of the ancient history of Korea and East Asia.
Lee Min-sun, Arirang News.

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