Jeong Chan-dae: Youth as beautiful as flowers, scattered along the ridge of Hoemunsan

The first recorded history of the Korean war massacre, unearthed by reporters, is called the ‘adult’ of Homam and Zhou. After 1950, there were countless small wars fought across the Korean peninsula. The perpetrators of the massacre, because of the lack of bullets, stabbed civilians with a sharp cut in bamboo. People were lying down, not knowing why they died. The ‘credul’s face was so much in the past that they moved to the next massacre. The journalist's passion has been a collection of over 60 years of civilian massacres, which took place over the past 60 years, when the journalist’s forces have been scattered along the mainline lines of the city. The first of Homnam (U.S.), Young-goon, Kang-seong, Choe-ju, Seoul, Seoul and Seoul, is a book that has recorded the history of the ban murder in the territory of Hok Nam and South Korea, in eight places. The story contains the voices of victims still seeking reconciliation, along with the history of violence that burned and stabbed them in a spear and killed them on the Japanese road.

Korean title: 꽃 같던 청춘, 회문산 능선 따라 흩뿌려지다

Korean author: 정찬대

Korean publisher: 한울아카데미

ISBN-13: 9788946063570