Seven Sages Of The Bamboo Grove’s Influence On Korean Scholar

The East Asian cultural sphere,or the Sinosphere,means to those belonging to the cultural sphere of China that uses Chinese characters.Currently,Hangul（（?））is used in Korea,but ancient Korea used Chinese characters.So Korea has embraced Chinese culture for a long time.Among East Asian countries,Korea was the country that had the best understanding of Chinese characters and Chinese culture.Ancient Koreans cholars studied Chinese books very hard."Seven sages of the bamboo grove（（?））" was also accepted in the form of a book and studied hard from ancient Korean scholars.And as it went through the process of exchange with the Tang Dynasty and Imperial examination system,it became increasingly the object of adoration and imitation.This paper first introduced the process of "Seven sages of the bamboo grove"spreading to Korea and the seven sages scholar group that imitates it in Korea,"Seven sages of the bamboo grove high-level meeting（（?））","Seven sages of the silkworm ridge（（?））"and "Seven friends of the riverside（（?））”,then analyzed the references to "Seven sages of the bamboo grove" in Korean literature and looked at its acceptance.Except for the introduction and conclusion,the text is divided into five chapters.The introduction presented the topic selection meaning,research status,and research methods of this study.Chapter One outlined the historical background and "Seven sages of the bamboo grove" impact on Korea.It was recognized during the Three Kingdoms Period in Korea and became popular in the Corea Dynasty,and has long influenced Korean scholars.In particular,it has greatly influenced Korean scholars in forming groups and dealing with crises.Chapter Two introduced "Seven sages of the bamboo grove high-level meeting"as one of the Korean seven sages scholar group who appeared during the mid-Corea period."Seven sages of the bamboo grove high-level meeting" is a group formed by mid-Corean scholars during the period of The establishment of a military rule,consisting of Li Renlao（（?））,Lin Chun（（?））,Wu Shicai（（?））,Zhao Tong（（?））,Huang Fuhang（（?））,Xian Chun（（?））and Li Zhanzhi（（?））.Chapter Three introduced "Seven sages of the silkworm ridge" as one of the Korean seven sages scholar group who appeared during the early-Chosun period."Seven sages of the silkworm ridge" was created by scholars with a sense of responsibility and remorse for the robbery of the throne in the early Chosun Dynasty,consisting of Nan Xiaowen（（?））,Hong Yusun（（?））,Li Zhenen（（?））,Li Cong（（?））,Wu Shanyan（（?））,Zhao Zizhi（（?））and Han Qingqi（（?））.Chapter Four introduced "Seven friends of the riverside" as one of the Korean seven sages scholar group who appeared during the mid-Chosun period."Seven friends of the riverside" was formed by children of a concubine high-ranking officials who were unhappy with the Restriction Law,consisting of Piao Yingxi（（?））,Xu Yangjia（（?））,Shen Youying（（?））,Li Qingjun（（?））,Piao Zhiren（（?））,Piao Zhiyi（（?））and Jin Qingsun（（?））.Chapter Five reviewed comments and influences of "The Seven sages of the bamboo grove" in Korean literature.Ancient Korean scholars have been referring to the way of life and crisis management from "The Seven sages of the bamboo grove"members,including Ruan Ji（（?））,Ji Kang（（?））,Shan Tao（（?））,Liu Ling（（?））,Ruan Xian（（?））,Xiang Xiu（（?））and Wang Rong（（?））.The conclusion oversees the full text and presents a comprehensive view of this study.