Korean philosophy is a rich tradition that blends indigenous thought with influences from Confucianism, Buddhism, and Taoism. It emphasizes harmony, ethics, and the importance of community. Key figures, such as Yi Hwang and Yi I, contributed significantly to the development of Korean philosophical thought, focusing on moral cultivation and the relationship between humanity and nature. In modern times, Korean philosophy has evolved to address contemporary issues, including identity and globalization. Scholars explore the integration of traditional values with modern challenges, fostering a unique perspective that reflects Korea's historical experiences and cultural heritage.