Gwangju Student Independence Movement Memorial Hall Review
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狂歌天下
4/5
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Museums built to commemorate student movement
Gwangju Student Independence Movement Memorial Hall
Posted: Jan 17, 2017
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西等记忆
5/5Outstanding
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The Gwangju people with a tradition of glorious struggle are certainly not only rebelling in the South Korean era, but also the source of student independence movements that are among the three major anti-Japanese movements in North Korea. The incident was originally caused by a fight between Gwangju students and Japanese students, but it quickly expanded into anti-Japanese movements throughout the country and became the source of a larger Trinity movement in the future. There is no doubt that Gwangju must also have a free open student independence movement memorial hall, located in the rebel Gwangju ordinary high school (here is still a middle school), the memorial introduced the cause and results of the anti-Japanese movement, but they are all in Korean. Outside the memorial is the memorial tower of the student independence movement, which was built in the late days of Li Cheng.
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Posted: Jan 27, 2020
我是一根搅屎棍
4/5Excellent
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Our English-language guide made our trip very enjoyable and we left a thorough understanding. There was a short video presentation, the museum and gift shop were cemeteries and monuments on the same site. Koreans strongly believe it will happen again if you don’t remember.
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Posted: Aug 3, 2016
Cherry0305
5/5Outstanding
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The explanations here are all in Korean, and there is a monument built by Li Cheng's late days next to it.
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Posted: Aug 4, 2016
1101012430
5/5Outstanding
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A famous local museum, you can learn a lot of history by visiting it.
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Posted: Oct 28, 2016
蘑凸凸
4/5Excellent
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There are many memorial halls in Gwangju. This is near the supporting memorial tower. Interested students can go and see it. Learn about local history~