T024
From Poetry Talks
| Name (Hangeul) | Name (Hanja) | Name (English) | Name (Revised Romanization) | Name (McCune–Reischauer Romanization) | Name (Pinyin Romanization) | Parts | Description | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| T024 | 소나무 | 松 | pine | longevity and endurance; moral integrity and uprightness |
| Text Type | Text | Author⠉ | Author⠉ | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| M057 | Poem | At the edge of a rock, a pine ages under a crescent moon. At the sky’s end, clouds descend on a thousand crags below. | Chŏng Chisang | |
| M089 | Poem | Clouds have cleared away in the sky. Now the moon shines on.
The crane resting in its pine nest cannot contain this pure sight. In the mountain full of gibbons and birds, few understand your sound. Fanning the fluttering feathers, you alone cry in midnight. | Ch’oe Cha |