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Window on Korean Culture - 3 Confucianism

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A collection of video clips on Korean culture that provides viewers with information on Korean society, history and arts through 20 individual video clips. (Subjects: Hanbok, King Sejong the Great, Confucianism, Kimchi, Korean Pottery, Korea's Traditional Medicine, Hallyu (Korean Wave), Science Technology in Korean History, Hanok vs. Contemporary Housing, Hall of Worthies and the Invention of Hangeul, Korea's Apartment Culture, Pansori, Korean Cities vs. Rural Villages, Joseon Dynasty Palaces, Shamanism, Jerye, Korean Cinema, IT Korea, Buddhism, Yi Sun-sin)

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@dustingriffith7399 4 года назад

Korean Confucianism was Korea's most important religion and social system of the Joseon Dynasty (1392-1910) and it still continues along with Korean Buddhism and Korean Christianity. I want Korea to remain as an East Asian country along with China and Japan.

@Wandrative 4 года назад

Confucianism is extinct in Korea, its vestage culture only remains. BTW, the Confucians heavily persecuted Buddhists, Traditional Korean Shindoists for 500 years and destroyed their culture.

@integrin6006 3 года назад

@@Wandrative Nope, it still lasts. Their organizations(성균관 and 성균관유도회) survive under the government's approval today and still have the authority to manage all the confucian schools(서원, 향교) around the country. And their headquarters is at Seong-gyun-gwan(성균관). Plus, they have also continued to perform various Confucian rituals, such as 'Munmyo(문묘)', since the Joseon Dynasty. Because China has lost most of their Confucian heritage after Mao's Cultural Revolution, these people are supposed to be the very last surviving Confucians on earth who 'actually practice' Confucianism. Sadly, however, I cannot deny that they are now 'about to be' extinct.