Where the winds of anti-Japanese resistance first blew <Commemorating the 100th Anniversary of the March 1st Movement in Jeju>

Jeju, the island of wind, was also where the winds of anti-Japanese resistance first blew. In October 1918, five months before the March 1st Movement of 1919, the Muo Beopjeongsa anti-Japanese movement, centered around the Buddhist community, marked the beginning. Following this, Jeju's anti-Japanese movements expanded to include the Jocheon Manse Movement led by residents of the Jocheon area in 1919, and the Haenyeo Anti-Japanese Movement in 1931, where the resilient female divers of Jeju resisted the Japanese colonial government's infringement on their right to survival.