What kind of development do Koreans have in literature?

Korean people have a long history of national traditional culture. Many beautiful and moving myths have been handed down from generation to generation. Korean myths include Dangun myth, Go Jumong myth, Park Hao's myth of living in the world, Jin Shou Wang Lou myth, Xi Tuo Wang Jie myth, Jin Changzhi myth, Genesis, Shi Mei's marriage, wood road's marriage with island girls, Princess Barry and Chengzao Ben song. Folk literature also includes folk songs, legends, folk stories, folk dramas and other forms. Korean folklore includes historical legends, legends of people, legends of local scenery and legends of animals and plants. The representative works of landscape legends and animal and plant legends include Jindalai, Hundred Days Red and Three Stars. Min Tanduo is a life story as well as a fantasy story. His main works are Young Hercules, Korean Pine Ginseng and Mother and Child Affection. In these stories, the contrast between beauty and ugliness, good and evil is very obvious in the relationship between characters.

/kloc-from the end of 0/9 to the beginning of the 20th century, novels and poems began to develop, with the appearance of Wen An's Duty to Serve the Country, Five Military Poems of China, Morning Star and the short story Dream of Heaven. After the September 18th Incident, with the development of the anti-Japanese armed struggle, Korean literature flourished. Revolutionary songs and dramas spread in the anti-Japanese base areas opened the curtain of modern Korean new literature. Anti-Japanese songs, national liberation songs, United front songs and drama "Blood Songs" added new contents to Korean literature in the anti-Japanese national salvation struggle. The representative works of short stories and poems in this period include Night, Lost in Sun Shan, Big Dipper, Red Heart in May, etc. In addition, great achievements have been made in the collection and arrangement of folk literature.

Korean Embroidery: Korean Embroidery is a beautiful and delicate life feeling of Korean women. Since ancient times, Korean women have created and developed their own inherent embroidery techniques. Today, its form and technology are more perfect. Embroidery can be divided into two types: one is manual embroidery which focuses on artistic appreciation, and the other is machine embroidery which decorates the living environment. Hand embroidery, also known as painting embroidery, mainly depicts beautiful natural scenery, people, animals, plants and other realities.

Embroidery works decorated with various forms, materials and embroidery techniques all reflect the painstaking thinking and exploration of the embroidery workers, as well as their enthusiasm and perseverance. Machine embroidery is a form of embroidery that uses machines to embroider various patterns with colored threads on a white background.

The Korean people attached great importance to education and established many schools as early as the early 1930s. There is a good tradition of "chewing bark rather than letting children go to school". After liberation, non-governmental organizations such as "parents' meeting" and "board of directors" were established in various places, and hundreds of primary and secondary schools were set up with self-raised funds and materials. As early as 1949, Yanbian University, the first comprehensive minority university in China, was founded in Yanji. Later, Yanbian Medical College, Yanbian Agricultural College, Yanbian Education School, a dozen secondary specialized schools and 1000 primary and secondary schools were successively established.