Sin Gwangcheol (M) is a poet and writer, and director of the Center for Korean Studies. He studies the origin and cultural heritage of Korea, Korean and the Korean race. He believes being alive is a festival, claims that a tree is a scripture of life, and argues that the souls of people must stand up straight. He tries to approach the root of Koreans by studying the nature and tendency of Koreans, engaging in humanistic studies of Korean culture, and finding Korean aesthetics. He has written more than 30 books related to Korean culture, including Hanok Village, Traditional Small Hanok, Hanok Design Book and Styles of Hanok.