★Rights Sold：China
★The book allows to enjoy the exploration of somewhat complicated Chinese history through performances of interesting characters.
★The book provides the knowledge of anthropology that is necessary to live within the organization and power.
★The book allows the readers to meet the birthplace of ancient idioms that contains oriental wisdom.

Volume 1 The Beginning of Chinese History
Volume 2 The Spring and Autumn Period
Volume 3 The Seven Warring States
Volume 4 The Outliers of the Turbulent Age
Volume 5 Path to the Union
Volume 6 Unified Empire Qin
Volume 7 Chu-Han Contention and the Han Empire

The greatest history book, textbook of anthropology, a treasure trove of figures, the Talmud of the East, and the best drama of mankind, as much as the amount of the modifier describing this book, the immortal classic Records of the Grand Historian has been quested by numerous people. However, since it is a series of the vast record of 130 books and 56,500 words, anyone could not easily attempt to read the classic. Records of the Grand Historian: The Comics is a good introductory guide to unfold Records of the Grand Historian that had been on the must read list. This book is framed around the main beauty of Records of the Grand Historian, “historical biography” and takes “biographic sketch of an emperor” and “aristocratic family” to capture the context of Chinese history. While sticking to the original text, it vividly unfolds the psychology of characters and the development of events by taking advantage of the cartoon. Lee Heejae has an artist’s opinion that when it comes to cartoon, “the comical humor should be added.” So there is no reason to postpone reading Records of the Grand Historian: The Comics.

Lee Heejae
In 1981, Lee Heejae began his career as a cartoonist by publishing The Master and Silver Grass. He illustrated the children’s cartoon Akdongi and captured the lives of people in the outskirts of a city going through industrialization in Signboard Star. He has illustrated The History of Korea, My Lime Orange Tree, Sorrow in the Sky, Three Kingdoms by Lee Heejae and more, and received the 2000 Korea Publishing Comic Grand Prize with When I Was Young, and the 2008 Bucheon Comics Grand Prize for Oops! Akdongi.