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Cultural and Educational TV Show to commemorate the 100th Anniversary of the establishment of the Provisional Government of the Republic of Korea and the March First Movement
Hosts introduce the purpose of the program to reinterpret modern and contemporary history of Korea and communicate with audiences.
Choe Je-u, Donghak, social inequality, economic polarization
Choe Sihyeong, Donghak, gender equality, child rights
Ahn Jung-geun, independence movement, patriotism
Ahn Changho, education, learning
Yuh Woon-hyung, participation, expression, self-determination
March First Movement, Declaration of Independence
Hong Beom-do, Battle of Bongodong(Fengwudong), Battle of Cheongsanri(Chingshanli)
Yun Bong-gil, intellectual in action
Yun Dong-ju, conscience, shame, reflection, introspection
division and reunification of Korea, fake news, direction in life
After lecture of Jeju April 3rd Incident and Yeo-Sun Incident, audiences have a free discussion and the hosts give speech that graces the show.
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Himself - Lecturer
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