Brief introduction of ancient Korean characters

Ancient Korean characters (Korean:? ), the Democratic People's Republic of Korea is called mind writing, which actually does not exist. According to South Korea, before the introduction of Chinese character culture in the 6th century, it was the local spoken language on the Korean Peninsula.

According to the biography of the fake book Tale in the Garden in the Li Dynasty, Xinyu was created by a man named Shenzi in the Korean period, and the legend of Xinyu is suspected of copying Cang Xie's words in the Yellow Emperor's period. . According to North Korean officials, there is a stone statue area in Dangun Ridge, and there are stone statues of Dangun's son and other cronies on the left and right sides of the stone steps in this area. Among the stone statues of cronies and courtiers, the first stone statue in the East is the heart statue.

The form of ancient Korean characters consists of straight lines, curves and points, which are slightly different from those of Da Zhuan and Xiao Zhuan, and are all composed of lines. From the morphological point of view, the ancient Korean characters are similar to the "simplified big seal script" popular in Qi, Lu, Yan and Zhao before Qin unified the national characters with small seal script. According to North Korean officials, pottery unearthed in Xinyan, Longchuan County, North Pyongan Province is engraved with the words "mind writing", and pottery unearthed in ji zi, Liaoning Province, China is also engraved with similar words. There are 16 different hieroglyphs or symbols in the unearthed cultural relics, which are the prototype of this legend of' writing with the mind'. Among the late Yin bronzes unearthed in Beidong Village, Pingfangzi Township, Kazuo County, Liaoning Province, China, there is an inscription "Yahou" in the center of Fang Ding's insole, which proves that it was unearthed in China, but North Korea is actually a Hou country. The bronze inscription unearthed in Hou Ji is a kind of seal script. When Jizi Korea moved out of the Central Plains, a large number of immigrants from the Central Plains also entered Jizi Korea, which was the peak of bronze culture.