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Sejong the Great, the inventor of invaluable Korean alphabet 'Hangul', writes the purpose of his creation of Hangul as following in the preface of Hunminjeongum, The Correct/Proper Sounds for the Instruction of the People:
Although I cannot dare to compare this work with hangul, which is one of the greatest inventions of the Korean history, my motivation of writing this book is not very much different from that of Sejong's will asserted above.
The illustrated guides currently in the market are either the translated version of the foreign authors or limited to the wild flowers, trees or common flowers if they are written by Korean authors. Therefore, it is hard to find the information on the cut-flowers, cut-leaves or cut-branches sold in Korean market. Since cut-flowers or cut-leaves are removed off of their roots, they have entirely different physiological characteristic from other plants, and need proper management accordingly. Also, the species distributed as the cut-flower have more heterogeneity among one another than the flower bed plants or wild flowers in terms of the breed and shape. Furthermore, some of them are distributed with specific parts removed, which makes it even harder to refer to the general plant guide for the difficulty in classification.
This guide enables reader to grasp the information on the cut-flowers, cut-leaves and cut-branches found in Korean market more easily; the information includes the plants' longevity, color, size and dry/fresh information. All the pictures used are prepared to present both the whole and part of the each of the plant body well. I have working on this guide since 2008, so I
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