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Must Be Able to Embrace Everything
The famous song ‘Ganadara’ by Song Chang-sik, in which the song ‘Jungcheon-geon Jungji-gon, Suroe-dun, Sansumong Ehei Eueueue…’ is a story of the main character that is well known in popular culture.
Also, it is said that the Taegeukgi of our Republic of Korea was first used by Park Yeong-hyo when he went to Japan as an envoy, but it is rare for a person from the Republic of Korea to draw this Taegeukgi and know its meaning.
There are some national flags that are difficult all over the world, and there are also some that are simple like Japan’s, which mean the sun, but our country’s Taegeukgi rarely represents all things in the world, and no one knows its exact meaning.
In this way, the Book of Changes is close to our daily lives, and on the one hand, the scholars of old thought that our country is located at the Ganbang in the Book of Changes, and that it starts at Jin and ends at Gan (in terms of direction), so since this Gan is our country, we will greatly shake up the world. Now, we have become a country that has hosted the Olympics and the World Cup, and a country with leading companies such as Samsung Electronics, so it seems that it is not an empty thought.
I think that this is the beginning of our transition from being one of the world’s top 10 trading nations and a country that receives ODA aid to a country that provides aid.
In this way, Eastern thought is embedded in the consciousness of our people, but it is also true that few people systematically inform us of its contents.
Although it started and developed in China, today, it is being studied and developed more in our Republic of Korea than in China, and many researchers from all over the world are working day and night to dig into its meaning, and through this text, we hope to apply it to reality and help the lives of ordinary people, and the business management of small and medium-sized enterprises and small business owners, such as start-ups and venture companies.
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