When I was in middle school, most of the houses

When I was in middle school, most of the houses were detached, and each house had a plaque with the landlord's name written in Chinese characters on the gate. Newspapers were also mixed with Korean and Chinese characters. Not weapons, but mixed.. If I didn't know Chinese characters, I couldn't read the newspaper.

I learned Chinese characters from middle school, and I remember it being fun and proud to be able to read local plaque and newspaper articles a little better every day by memorizing Chinese characters. It feels like learning the knowledge that adults need to know?

When I was young, I learned Chinese characters and oriental classics in my life, but these days, I don't think I feel uncomfortable even if I don't teach Chinese characters at school and don't know Chinese characters.

However, since 60-70% of the Korean language and more than 90% of academic terms are Chinese, Chinese literature is illiterate in Korean and cannot learn.

In particular, a person who has studied law or philosophy does not know Chinese characters, so to speak, is the same as singing a pop song without knowing English.

The current Chinese character education policy and the trend of exclusive use of Hangeul require fundamental reflection and change..