Among the numerous Meetings and Dialogues in the history of mankind, there are three monumental Meetings and Dialogues such as Socrates and Platon’s, Johann Wolfgang von Goethe and Johann Peter Eckermann’s, and Alfred North Whitehead and Lucien Price’s in the West.\nAs a counterpart against those Meetings and Dialogues, I want to interpret The Meeting and Dialogue between Toegye (Yi Whang1501~1570) and Kobong (Ki DaeSeung 1527~1572) to the Western world. What I am going to treat here through their dialogue is the aspect and attitude of constantly reflecting on each other, encouraging each other, admiring and respecting each other as a counterpart in spite of a near Generation-gap.\nThe word of the Meeting is that the subjective ‘I’ approach another subject ‘You’, and ‘You’ approach ‘I’. A meeting leads to a dialogue, which is the sharing of reason. When dialogue creates pure reality in pure soul and gently purified light, it sublimates into the art of loving (Erich Fromm). If loving is one’s responsibility for another as a person, the meeting of Toegye and Kobong and their loving conversation dwelling in soul means a different name for the time of reflection and no different to own self-image.\nIt was October 1558 when Kobong first met Toegye at 32 years old. Since then, Toegye and Kobong have been estimated to meet each other about five times, but at the depth of intellectual conversation, they can be understood as a moment of universal and humane meeting, that is, moment when they become more aware of humanity through the human qualities rather than many books.\nEspecially the most important thing in Learning of Way (daoxue 道學) is the dialogue through humane meeting. So, scholars’ avoiding dialogue can be likened to living against the world in the end. Toegye said it is ‘the worry of bluntness’ that is lonely without friends to talk about.\nThings that don t fit together, are difficult to control, and are difficult to overcome can often be solved through Loving and Harmony(he 和) rather than by force. Likewise, Toegye and Kobong also agree that if the fundamental intentions of dialogue are to clarify the Way(dao 道), the opinions will be in harmony with each other.\nThey also believed that if the big fundamental is same, they will have the same opinion, not bothering to think about trivial things. This may be ‘Principle (daoli 道理)’to approaching the old future of Toegye and Kobong and ‘that by which something is so(suoyiran 所以然)’ to pass down their thoughts.\nDespite this separation of time and space, it is the unavoidable sound of the souls of the pre-Confucians and the whip of consciousness acquired empirically that the now scholars inherit their thinking and practicing. The superior philosophical and academic heritage of two Great Confucians can be understood only in the light of self-consciousness they have acquired.