Personal opinion of a member of a historical club - short and foolish opinion on ancient characters.

 First of all, it is constantly being argued that ancient characters, namely Garimto or other names, existed before Hangeul. As I roughly mentioned last time, it would be in order to first tell you questions about the cover soil or ancient characters. 1. If ancient texts existed, why would all the relics or inscriptions excavated to date be Chinese characters? The answer I heard was that a dual writing system was used.In other words, the nobles used Chinese characters for self-display, and the common people used ancient characters. So, I can't see ancient characters among the remaining relics. So Hae's rebuttal to this is whether the dual writing system has been able to coexist for a long time in reality. As you know, text cannot survive unless it is through "learning." As claimed, the claim that Chinese characters were used by aristocrats, so existence remained, and ancient characters were used by commoners, so there was no record is personally put into the category of conspiracy theory. In addition, the purpose of the wooden tablet found in the Baekje area is controversial, but it is estimated that it marked ID cards or items of public payment during the Joseon Dynasty.The story is that it was used by lower-ranking officials and ordinary people, not by aristocrats, and according to the above argument, ancient characters should have been marked instead of Chinese characters. And Chinese characters were also marked at the bottom of the earthenware excavated from the Goguryeo bastion of Achasan Mountain. According to the current concept, Achasan Boru is about the border post of the armistice line, and the people who lived here were of course ordinary people, and the users of this earthenware, which is estimated to be roughly tableware, were of course ordinary people. 2. Why was Queen Gwanggaeto written only in Chinese characters? The second question is why Queen Gwanggaetotae was marked only in Chinese characters if there were ancient characters that commoners could read. Even so, the muksignature or tombstone in the cemetery was created with the aim of entering the category of a kind of "political missionary" and glorifying the dead King Gwanggaetotae. It goes without saying that the main targets to glorify and promote the late King Gwanggaetotae are of course ordinary people. It can be seen as a kind of advertisement, but if ordinary people couldn't read Chinese characters, I think it's reasonable to put at least two types of characters together for them. 3. Commoners did not have a chance to be educated in Chinese characters? Since Goguryeo is the main concern of Sohae, I will talk only about Goguryeo. Goguryeo's general educational institution does not know when "Gyeongdang" was first established, but it is presumed that it was created naturally. It is roughly similar to the "Seodang" of the Joseon Dynasty, but the decisive difference is that it taught martial arts such as archery, and that people with humble status were educated here. Therefore, the general public also has serious questions about the claim that they learned ancient characters instead of Chinese characters because they did not have time and opportunity to learn. Of course, it can be said that learning ancient characters was easier than Chinese characters, but if you ask a Roman Galli to learn either Latin or your native language, I would choose white Latin. In addition, in order for "text" to become popular as mentioned above, systematic and universal education is needed, whether it is Chinese or Korean. Of course, Chinese characters are difficult to learn, but current Hangul cannot be acquired without systematic education and repetitive learning. Therefore, if you haven't learned it because you don't have time, it's the same situation as Chinese or ancient characters. Looking at today's bulletin board, I could see Mr. Mo speaking enthusiastically about history with a hot heart. I don't have any desire to engage in other people's thoughts and thoughts, but as I always say, I think the process of history should be "cooled" and the results should be "hot." Not long ago, I was able to get a translation of a book that only extracted Korean sensory records from Chinese history books such as Huhan and Cheating. I stayed up all night yesterday and scattered around, and it was amazing. I saw a record that Goguryeo, which had been angry with Geo Sa-hae due to controversy in the past, asked the Northern Wei to dedicate the royal family genealogy. Obviously, the person who talked about that part just described it in a way that Goguryeo demanded it and the Northern Wei granted it without explaining its purpose. Sohae also believed in this story and said something to Geo Sa-hae, but yesterday it was true that Goguryeo asked the Northern Wei to give the royal family genealogy, but it was not "forced" but because there was another "purpose." -,.-;;;;; Besides that, I found a lot.