This study is the product of analysing and summarizing the raw data of corresponding letters between Chosun scholar, Hong Yang Hu(1800∼1879) and Chinese scholars who lived from 19th century. Trough this study we examine and understanding the context, content and characteristics of cultural exchange and knowledge transfer between Chosun and Chinese scholars who lived during the period of Qing dynasty. Hong Yang Hu is the grandson of late Chosun famous scholar, Hong Dae Yong(a pen name, Shim Gan(湛軒),1731∼1783). The year 1826 (King Sunzo’s period of 26th) visited Qing with his uncle Shin Jae Sik. During his visit in Peking, Hong Yang Hu developed academic activities and private cultural exchange with Chinese scholars, after returned home, he continued to his efforts to develop cultural exchange with corresponding letters of Chinese scholars in Qing dynasty. The author focuses on the corresponding letter between Hong Yang Hu and Quing’s scholars such as the comparative study of Qing and Chosun, the books written by Wang Hee Son, the History of Ko-Jing Yoen., etc. Hong Yang Hu exchanges letters which includes Qing’s schlars, Lee Kun, and received 44 letters from Chineses scholars. In addition, Hong Yang Hu sent 18 letters to Chinese scholars in Qing dynasty. Mr. Hong Yang Hu had continued to exchange letters during the period from January 1827 when Mr. Hong stayed in Peking to April 1832, when he returned to Chosun. The letters include diverse contents such as the personal greetings, giving presents and academic debate, etc. Most of Chinese scholars, who made a friendship with Mr. Hong Yang Hu, and also mad close friendship with Kim Jung Hee and Kim Sun Shin who visited in Peking before. These scholars also made a friendship with the descendents from Chinese scholars in Qing dynasty. Most of them worked as governc. t’s officers at Hanlim Academy as they had a special condi, givthat made a friendship with foreign scholars. Most of them came from same hometown, Shandong, the relationship of teacher and students or acquaintance. thus they have common sociality amongst them. Through the academic debate between Chineses classics of Han-Song dynasties’s literatures through the exchange of letters made an outstanding effort to discover the critical activities of through the understanding of the Chinese literatures how Chosun Korean scholars critical attitude expressed their relation to Song dynasty’s literatures. In addition, this showed that academic debate and these Chosun-Qing literary exchange even came across the borders between Chosun(Korea) and Qing(China). This way of Chosun-Qing literary exchange through the exchange of letters was the media of academic dabate, which became the common form for knowledge communication amongst East Asian scholars.