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Postponed, Then Regretted: A Commentary on Ban Chilhwan's 'Hanpyeongsaeng'
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- This commentary on Ban Chilhwan's poem 'Hanpyeongsaeng' explores the message that it is not the length of life that matters, but how one lives it.
- The poem shows, in turn, the time of the mayfly, the cicada that lives seven days, the seventy-year-old elder, and the tortoise that has lived a thousand years.
- The commentary conveys the insight that we should not postpone life, and that a whole lifetime shines when we dance and sing now.
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Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): 미루고 늦추다 후회로 남은 시간—반칠환 ‘한평생’ 해설
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