The poems of Wangsogun. had been written by many Korean, Chinese, and Japanese poets in ancient time. Today we can discover several different aspects from the their contents. On this parer, I would like to introduce the particular points of three nations' poems in which Wangsogun's life was divided in six terms.
The first, I am interested in how poets of each nation described Wangsogun, before she left the court of Han(漢) in old time of China. In the poems, poets of three nations commonly told it very sadly at that time. However Japanese and Chinese poets did not say about it as sad as Korean do. It is very interesting thing that Korean poets sang the fact distinctly. Probably, in Korea the birth and growth of someone are accepted as an important thing than any other country.
The second. Wangsogun had lived unhappily in the court of Han, because she didn't be recognized by Woenhe(元帝), the Emperor of Han. Among the poets of Japan and China, this problems were not accepted as a large issue except of Korea.
The third, it was really miserable thing for the poets of three countries in ancient East Asia to describe the fact that Wangsogun departed for Hyungno(匈奴). Especially, In Japan, this subject of Wangsogun's poem, was accepted more serioulsy than the other countries.
The fourth,it caused variety problems why Wangsogun had to be married to Hohansa(呼漢邪), the king of Hyungno. The poets of three nations generally explained that Wangsogun wanted to go there by herself, but that reason was different from each other country.
The fifth, the life of which Wangsogun had lived in Hyungno, implicated lots of means in Chinese poems. In historical materials, it was treated very importantly whether Wangsogun was married to his son or not. But, in the poems, many poets of three countries criticized about incapability of Han dynasty.
The sixth, at this part, I try to understand the reaction of poets who wrote the Cheongchong(靑家), Wangsongun's tomb. Many Korean, Chinese and Japanese poets sang the Wangsogun's conduct through description of Cheongchong. Especially Korean poets described the mood of Wangsogun's tomb less than Chinese poets. This aspect was caused from Korean poets had not have many opportunities to see the Cheongchong.
On the above, Icompared three nations ancient poems which told the life of a woman who lived in the court of Han, and was married to Hohansa. We realize the fact that poets of three nations described the life of Wangsogun in various sides of hteir various versions. In many cases, Chinese poets sighed at the tragic fate of their own country, Korean expressed the sorrow of themselves through the Wangsogun's poems, and Japanese sang the grief of Wangsogun who had to go to Orangkae(胡)'s region.

• 尹浩鎭(慶尙大 漢文學科) | Yun Ho-jin