Park Hwan: Rediscovery of the Modern National Movement

Since 1986, I have been serving at the University of Soyung, and I've had a lot of local topics. The meeting of the local 3/1 movement, with the historical return and the descendants, the local female donors, schools, fire, fire and physical education. We've been able to re-discover the history and culture of modern sources by studying these topics. And I met with a lot of people, and I could see that colonial anti-dependance movements were not just the remains of some leaders but the works of both our fellow countrymen who live in each region. And I want to thank you very much for your nameless contributions in the community. This is why I am going to do my own writing. Part 1 wanted to be informed about forgotten parts of the movement, including the 3/1 and the photos, the responses and the oral arts. One example of this was the South Korean protest site, the Sowan County, which is a three-by-one protest. Part 2 wanted to express its interest in women's history research. In the meantime, the attention has been focused on men who have been women's independent war heroes in Manju. This time, the ruling women from different sources were asked to investigate the naeok and the tea. Part 3 wanted to look at modern physical education and fire. This is a promising event from the point of modernization, and we're going to focus on the local water source. Part 4 and 5 wanted to learn about the birth of modern education. Education has universality and speciality. The number of water troops is now being looked at in the cases of the cities of the Dead Sea and Mars. Part 6 wrote light articles, hoping to activate the study of local history.

Korean title: 근대민족운동의 재발견

Korean author: 박환

Korean publisher: 선인

ISBN-13: 9791160687484