Gang Man-gil: Rewritten Modern History of Korea

The post-admitted Korean ambassador, writing since the liberation, has escaped the suffrage and taxonomy form of the traditional historical narrative as the first modern lingia written by a local author. Unlike the existing history book of political foreign teachers, it was designed to balance the changes in the political, economic, social and cultural sectors of each era. The post-election saw the Chosun as the beginning of a modern era, with opening and subsequent opening in our history. And we've seen the beginnings of the first century as well as the beginning of the Second World War, and the establishment of a unified state after liberation. But while the Korean ambassador and Korean modern history are in second book, they have put the Japanese fortunes on the side of the current company. The author says that the introduction to Korean history, in its modern and modern narratives, has made ‘the historical book of history more devoted to interpreting facts than to faithfully relating facts.’. It also shows that while Korean modern history is a dark history, marked by colonial and separatist times, it should be strictly eye-to-eye, not glorifying its own history. This awareness is also seen in evaluations of the reasons for failure to defend the nation's national sovereignty and in personality regulations of the Independent Movement.

Korean title: 고쳐 쓴 한국근대사

Korean author: 강만길

Korean publisher: 창비

ISBN-13: 9788936460617