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On the 115th anniversary of Ahn Jung-geun's heroic deed to Harbin, a meaningful exhibition is being held that collects handwritten autographs and various historical records.
In particular, Ahn's representative ink painting [Independence], written just before his death in Lushun Prison, is open to the public for the first time in 15 years.
Let's take a look at it for ourselves.
[Independence] shows Ahn Jung-geun's desire and will.
On the left side, the palm seal without part of the fourth finger is clear.
It was written in February 1910 in Lushun Prison on a Japanese guard who was born in the same year and the same month as him.
Ahn left a will to achieve independence even in heaven, and the execution will be carried out in March next month.
Ahn's handwriting [Independence] is currently in storage at Ryukoku University in Japan, and it has returned to its home country for the first time in 15 years since its domestic exhibition in 2009.
Another representative ink painting by Ahn.
National Security Command,
which means to worry about the safety of the country.a consortal serviceman who sacrifices his life for the country of
is the duty of a soldierIt is a work that allows you to feel the patriotism of Ahn, who worked as a soldier in
.
It is an inkstone that gives you a glimpse of its appearance as an educator and thinker.
a work that means that even if gold is a million nyangs, it is not only possible to give one teaching to one's child,
Along with the independence of
, calligraphy works that preached the theory of peace in the East, which was the spiritual foundation of Ahn doctor, also catch the eye of visitors.In addition to 18 letters written in prison by a doctor in
, various historical materials and letters will also be displayed.
The special exhibition was planned to commemorate the 115th anniversary of the heroic act of shooting Hirobumi Ito in Harbin on October 26, 1909.
Filming: Yoo Chang-gyu VJ Video Editing: Kim Hee-jung
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