CHINESE CULTURAL EXCHANGE BETWEEN KOREA AND MONGOLIAN YUAN DYNASTY
Yan Pei-jian
Abstract
Yan Pei-jian
Abstract
Mongolian Yuan dynasty,Korea contact with China kindly,the economic and cultural exchange is frequent. Korea widely absorbed advanced Chinese culture. Korea payed great attention to the sinology education. They held imperial civil service examination and selected scholars for public office by the Confucian. Chinese ancient books flowed into Korea through various ways. A great number of Confucian who studied Cheng the Zhu Neo-Confucianism appeared. In the literature exchange aspect,many poems and proses in Chinese sprang up. The calligraphy,the drawing and Yuan operas also affected Korea greatly. In addition,the changes of Yuan Dynasty China Confucianism ceremony also impacted on Korea. There were many exchanges in calendar,the medicine and other technology.
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Mongolian Yuan dynasty,Korea contact with China kindly,the economic and cultural exchange is frequent. Korea widely absorbed advanced Chinese culture. Korea payed great attention to the sinology education. They held imperial civil service examination and selected scholars for public office by the Confucian. Chinese ancient books flowed into Korea through various ways. A great number of Confucian who studied Cheng the Zhu Neo-Confucianism appeared. In the literature exchange aspect,many poems and proses in Chinese sprang up. The calligraphy,the drawing and Yuan operas also affected Korea greatly. In addition,the changes of Yuan Dynasty China Confucianism ceremony also impacted on Korea. There were many exchanges in calendar,the medicine and other technology.
Key concepts: Sinology, Cultural exchange, China, Calligraphy, Ancient history, Ceremony, East Asia, History