South Asian Research Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences (SARJHSS)
Volume-1 | Issue-3
Original Research Article
The Story of Chinese Characters (0011-0020) When Translated On Korean Pronunciation
Hyeonhi Regina Park, Kunjoo DaegonAndrea Kim, Jiah Anna Kim, Rosa Kim, Alain Hamon, Sohwa Therese Kim, Sangdeog Augustin Kim
Published : Oct. 16, 2019
Abstract
It seems that Chinese characters have existed approximately 3000 years ago in Shang country, the second dynasty of China. We have translated Tcheonzamun (The thousand characters essay) with the two methods; by the meaning of Chinese characters and by Korean pronunciation of Chinese characters. At present we translated the Chinese characters themselves with the same methods for Tcheonzamun (The thousand characters essay). We analyzed the Chinese characters with the method of using Korean pronunciation. We translated the 10 Chinese characters randomly, and named them the continuous number of 0011 to 0020. The ancient people might think that talking is the most important thing in our life. From this view-point it is considered that the maker(s) of the Chinese characters was (were) possibly the woman (women).