Kim Jun-hyung: In Search of the Jinju Spirit

Pearl history and culture have a unique appearance in other parts of the world. In the early years of the ship, pearl has been larger than any other city in the country and more than twice as many as it is now, but the territory has gradually decreased. Few towns across the country have seen this change. The pearl was holding a mysterious and resistant Mount Giri, and not only has the territory reached sea, but the land is rich and its inhabitants have been enriched. It is estimated that these geographic conditions and the city-centennial of the southwest region, the main city, have been dominated by pride and a violent and resistance that might seem to be so arrogant to the pearlers. The book is about what the pearl spirit looks like and what character it has. I believe the unique representation of the above is the presence of the South and its resistance and practice, the spirit of Pearl Harbor and Non-Pointism in the Battle of Pearls, the pre-False of Pearl Farms, and the formation of the Aquarian and Boy Movements. In the field of the I, we are looking at the geography and historical conditions of pearls and their dispositions; in the course of the 2nd chapter, we're looking at their history; in chapter 3, we've seen the nature of the South and the South; in its character, the mental activity of the Second World War; and in its course, the Pearl Harbor battle and the argument of the First. The V's re-semble the Pearl Farmers' Fight, and the last six-sevens reviews social change and the social movement of the pearl area.

Korean title: 진주정신을 찾아서

Korean author: 김준형

Korean publisher: 북코리아

ISBN-13: 9788963248295