The Influence of Korean Literature: From Classical Works to Contemporary Voices Korean literature is a rich tapestry of historical narratives, philosophical reflections, and artistic expressions. Spanning centuries, it reflects the cultural, social, and political evolution of Korea. From classical texts written in classical Chinese to modern novels and poetry written in Korean , literature has served as a mirror to Korean society, allowing us to gain insights into the country's values, struggles, and dreams. In this post, we will explore the historical roots of Korean literature, its evolution over time, and the voices that define its modern-day relevance. Classical Korean Literature: The Early Foundations (고전 한국 문학: 초기 기초) The origins of Korean literature can be traced back to the Three Kingdoms Period (57 BC – 668 AD), when oral traditions, poetry, and songs played a vital role in preserving cultural stories. Early Korean literature was deeply influenced by Chinese litera...