in an attempt to celebrate Sim Cheong's filial piety and reinterpret the meaning of filial piety in modern society. Gokseong is considered to be the setting for Gwaneunsa yeongi seolhwa, which is known to be the original story on which this work is based. Theater Japgeuk Sim Cheong wanghu-jeon () (1907-1908): Yeo Gyu-hyeong () (1848-1921) rewrote this work in Chinese characters. This edition was created for a performance at Wongaksa, the first modern Korean theater, and therefore is presumed to have been written sometime between 1907 and 1908, when performances were staged at Wongaksa. The Tale of Sim Chong () (1993) Video game MapleStory (2003) - Korean Folk Town quests (2006, 2015) Webtoon Baramsori () (2014) Her Tale of Shim Chong () (2017) Shimbongsajeon () (2013) Translations English J. S. Gale, “The Story of Sim Chung,” Gale, James Scarth Papers, unpublished. H. N. Allen, “SIM CHUNG, The Dutiful Daughter,” Korean Tales, New York & London: The Knickerbocker Press, 1889. Charles M. Taylor, Winning Buddha's Smile; A Korean Legend, Boston: Goham Press, 1919. Hyo-Yun Yun; Hyŏp Lee (illustr.), The story of Shim Ch'ŏng, Kum Sung Publishing Company, 1985 W. E. Skillend, “The Story of Shim Chung,” Korean Classical Literature: An Anthology, London: Kengan Paul International, 1989. Marshall R. Pihl, “The Song of Shim Ch'ŏng,” The Korean Singer of Tales (The Harvard-Yenching Institute Monograph Series, 37), Harvard University Press, 1994. Riordan, James. "Blindman's Daughter Shim Chung". Korean Folk-tales. Oxford Myths and Legends. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2000 [1994]. pp. 4-13. French Le Bois Sec Refleuri, translated by HONG-TJYONG-OU, Ernest Leroux, 1895. See also Korean folklore Explanatory notes References Citations Bibliography “Sim Cheong-jeon 심청전 沈淸傳 ”, 한국민족문화대백과 [Encyclopedia of Korean Culture] “Sim Cheong-ga 심청가 沈淸歌”, 한국민속예술사전 : 음악 [Korean folk art dictionary: music] “Pansoli-gye soseol 판소리계소설 ─系小說”[Pansori-based fiction], 한국민족문화대백과 [Encyclopedia of Korean National Culture] “Pansoli-gye soseol 판소리계 소설”[Pansori-based fiction] , 한국민속문학사전(판소리 편) [National Folk Museum of Korea Dictionary of Folk Literature (pansori edition)] External links Short version at Telling tales from Southeast Asia and Korea Buddhist folklore Korean fairy tales