오늘 대학

"The Great Learning, The Path of Learning" is an offline classical study app that allows you to learn the Confucian classic The Great Learning step-by-step, from the original text to its modern meaning.

The text is divided into 153 learning units covering Chapter 1 of the original text and Chapter 10 of the preface. It provides the original Chinese text, Korean pronunciation, modern Korean translation, and sentence explanation in that order. By reading difficult classical passages slowly in short units, you can systematically understand the core philosophy of The Great Learning.

Key Features

Includes 1 Chapter of the Classics and 10 Chapters of the Text

Provides 153 learning units

Original Classical text and Korean pronunciation

Easy-to-understand modern Korean translation

Explanation of sentence-by-sentence meaning and key concepts

Structural learning of the Three Cardinal Principles and Eight Articles

Comparison of interpretations of "Loving the People" (親民) and "Renewing the People" (新民)

Explanation of "Investigating Things to Attain Knowledge" (格物致知) and "Preserving Things" (格物致知)

Integrated search for original text, pronunciation, translation, and commentary

Bookmark important passages

Check chapter completion and overall progress

30-day "Passage of the Day" and practice questions

Key concept quizzes and glossary

Font size and display item settings

Offline learning available without an internet connection

Use directly on your device without registration or an account

The Great Learning (Daehak) describes the process of extending responsibility from individual learning and cultivation to the family, society, and the world. This app is structured to connect the teachings of the classics to today's life, following the flow of Investigating Things, Attaining Knowledge, Sincerity of Will, Rectifying the Mind, Cultivating Self, Managing the Family, Governing the State, and Bringing Peace to the World.

** Those encountering The Great Learning for the first time can study step-by-step, starting with the original text and pronunciation, while those who have already studied the classic can build their learning records by utilizing search, bookmark, transcription, and review functions.

The app's translations and explanations have been newly written to suit learning purposes, based on the original classic text whose copyright has expired. Records such as learning progress and bookmarks are saved on the user's device.