"Korean Classics" refers to a collection of traditional literature and art from Korea, often highlighting themes of morality, nature, and human relationships. These works include poetry, novels, and historical texts that reflect the cultural values and social norms of their time. Notable examples include the Tale of Hong Gildong, a classic novel, and the poetry of Kim So-wol. These classics are significant in understanding Korea's literary heritage and cultural identity. They often explore the struggles and aspirations of individuals within the context of Confucianism and other philosophical influences. Today, many of these works are studied for their artistic merit and historical importance.