Kim Jeong-hui

Kim Jeong-hui (1786–1856) was a renowned Korean scholar, calligrapher, and poet during the Joseon Dynasty. Celebrated for his mastery of calligraphy, especially in the "Chusa" style, he also made significant contributions to Confucian scholarship and calligraphic theory. His work often combined artistic expression with intellectual depth, influencing Korean aesthetics and culture. Kim Jeong-hui is also known for his writings on the importance of personal integrity and moral cultivation. His artistic and scholarly achievements continue to be highly respected in Korea as exemplary of traditional Korean arts and thought.