A KOREAN HISTORY FOR INTERNATIONAL READERS (WHAT DO KOREANS TALK ABOUT THEIR OWN HISTORY AND CULTURE)

-To Korean Readers 
How can we talk about Korean history to non-Korean readers? 
-To non-Korean Readers: Who Read This Book 
Hoping to get closer to each other through Korean history 
-Prologue - Korean and Koreans, Who are they? 

I. The Beginning of the Korean History - B.C. 500000~B.C. 1C 
- Korea in the World, The World in Korea: Prehistoric Culture of the Korean Peninsula, and the Historic Periods 
1. Since When Did the Existence of Man Begin on the Korean Peninsula? 
2. Koreans Found Gojoseon: the First Kingdom of the Korean Peninsula 
3. Developments of Several Ancient Kingdoms, in the South and North of the Korean Peninsula 
- Historical Sites: The Largest Dolmen Kingdom in the World 
- Life and Culture: Ritual Ceremony to God 

II. The Beginning of the Three Kingdoms Period - B.C. 1C~A.D. 700 
- Korea in the World, The World in Korea: Formation of the East Asian Culture Block 
1. The Foundation fo the Three Kingdoms: Goguryeo, Baekje, and Shilla 
2. Competitions Become Intense Among the Three Kingdoms 
- Historical Sites: Ancient Tombs and Murals; Meeting the Goguryeo People 1,600 Years Ago 
3. Goguryeo’s Defeat of Successive Invasions of Sui and Tang 
4. A Variety of Flourishing Cultures due to the Expansion of Trades 
- Life and Culture: Bab and Gimchi, Stories of the Korean Dining Table 

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