Choe Cheok jeon (Korean: 최척전; Hanja: 崔陟傳; MR: Chʻoe Chʻŏk chŏn; lit. The Tale of Choe Cheok) is a classic Korean novel by Jo Wi-han. It is set in the late 16th and early 17th century in Joseon, Japan, China, and Vietnam, and depicts a family's diaspora and reunion during the turmoil of wars that swept East Asia. The protagonists Choe Cheok and Ok-yeong overcome the atrocities of war and reunite. The narrative is primarily written in Chinese and considered biographical.
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