The ancient books in Korea are all in Chinese. How do ordinary Koreans study history?

Like ordinary people in other countries, ordinary people in Korea learn Korean history at school through teachers' teaching and reading history textbooks.

From the Three Kingdoms period to the Korean era, ancient Koreans wrote books and made statements in Chinese, so a team with strict training and proficiency in Chinese and Korean languages was engaged in Chinese translation, which was called "China Classical Translation" in South Korea.

There are many high-level research institutes in Korea doing this noble work, many of which are cultivated in Sungkyunkwan University's "Confucianism" with a 600-year Confucian tradition or the school's interdisciplinary training project "Classical Chinese Translation Cooperation Course".