Background: Sun Yat-sen and Korea

The China and China Revolution, as represented by 'Sunwon', was accepted as a textbook or a partnership for the Koreans of the day. But Shang was looking at Korea from a neutral point of view and was also having a private Chinese view. This provides us with a fitting historical lesson in the question of what China really is today. Shang and South Koreans look at Korean views or "the surrounding perspectives" and see who is the person they are to us. And the question is, "What did the Chinese or Chinese Revolution mean to us?". The author focused on what he meant to us Koreans. And it's a three-part division of the exchange between Koreans and Koreans, Korean perception of Koreans' interests, relations with South Koreans in independence movements, a sense of Korea's problems that is reflected in ethnicism and macro-Asian claims, and a sense that's seen by Koreans under colonial rule in the 1920s.

Korean title: 쑨원과 한국

Korean author: 배경한

Korean publisher: 한울아카데미

ISBN-13: 9788946037663