Author: Каримов, Нодирбек Шуҳрат ўғли

Annotation: This article analyses the short story "The Golden Phoenix" by writer Lee Mun-yeol, which reveals the relationship between a teacher and a student of Confucian teachings. The writer skilfully used the image and description of nature to convey the emotional state of the characters. In particular, Lee Mun-yeol compared the protagonist to a bamboo. The narrative composition of the story is studied in 5 parts. This story narrates the life of the protagonist and his strained relationship with his teacher. In the course of the story, the orphaned student learns about his parents, as well as the already existing traditions of classical Korean prose, to which the author refers and which is manifested in a series of events.

Keywords: calligrapher Ko Chuk, blue sea, dragon, master and disciple, Mount Ode, Sok Tam, photo.

Pages in journal: 366 - 375