Dallet (1874) introduced Tcheonzamun (The thousand character essay) in his book. Park et al. (2021a) and Park et al.(2021b) studied the translation of several Tcheonzamun poem. In the present study, each Tcheonzamun poem has 16 letters, and the poem can be translated on the meaning of Chinese character and on Korean pronunciation of Chinese characters of Tcheonzamun. There are two methods for the present translation of Tcheonzamun (The thousand character essay). The range of this study was Tcheonzamun 257th-272nd. At first, this is the translation through Korean pronunciation. 261-264 夙(Sug) 興(Heung) 溫(On) (淸-‘)(Tcheong) 싫컷 울어! Silkeot Uleo! If you want to cry, please do that! At second time, this is the translation on the meaning of Chinese characters of this Tcheonzamun poem (Tcheonzamun 257th-272nd). In addition, the deletion of same or similar part of Chinese character was adapted. 261-264 夙(Sug) 興(Heung) 溫(On) (淸-‘)(Tcheong) No, it is not. Such a many things are not necessary! It is simple! In order for joyfulness (興) to come (夙), for example, only the warm temperature (溫) is necessary for the cool place (淸-‘).