South·Nature

Seeing and Reading the April 3rd Incident <Applying Comfort to the Wounds of Jeju>

Emerald seas, oreums, Gotjawal forests, and yellow canola flowers. While Jeju is celebrated as a beautiful tourist destination, many parts of the island are actually sites of graves and deep sorrow. Although time has layered over and covered these wounds, Jeju remains a place of painful scars for many residents. To comfort those scars, it is important to understand the April 3rd Incident correctly. If you lack knowledge about the incident, why not start by exploring literature or films that deal with the April 3rd Incident?

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120 min

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