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My visit to ACC to the Salaam Hijab exhibit.

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My visit to ACC to the Salaam Hijab exhibit.

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I knew that hijab was a symbol of Islam's oppression of women. but when I saw the exhibition, I learned that it was a traditional Arab outfit. and that its initial intention was to protect women.
But even if the initial intention is to protect women, I think it would be wrong if it was enforced and used to oppress women.
It also occurred to me that it was wrong to ignore the relative value of culture for the universal value of gender equality.

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I think professor assigned this project in the hope that we would have time to know the truth of the facts that we usually have been prejudiced and think about it.
Also, I think it is because when looking at social issues like hijab, professor want them to look at them from various perspectives rather than from one side.

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I interviewed a male officer worker in his 50s in Gwangju Stream on the afternoon of April 6th.

I asked him about the environmental problems in Gwangju. He said air problems are the most serious. There are many days when visibility is short due to fine dust or smog(like fog). So I asked him what you thought was the reason. He said it was because the city was surrounded by mountains. The fumes have been unable to get out of the city and are trapped, he said.

I asked for a solution to this problem. He said the expansion of public transport(like expansion of subway of bus routes) or the alternate no-driving system could help. And even with these efforts, the air problem may not make much of a difference. Because it is a geographical problem in the city.

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I interviewed a female housewife in her 40s in Gwangju Park on the morning of April 5th.

I asked her about the environmental problems in Gwangju. After much thought, she answered Gwangju river. She said Gwangju river will cause many problems if the managemane is neglected. Because it flows throughout Gwangju. I asked what kind of problems would arise. She said illegal sevage discharge, illegal dumping of waste and the resulting bad smell can occur. This is because there is a lack of monitoring systems to protect rivers.

I asked for a solution to this problem. She said that additional installation of cctv and the presence of personnel to manage/supervise is necessary. In addition, she said strong punishment is needed for those who damage rivers.

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4.19 was an incident that occurred in opposition to the dictatorship of the Syngman Rhee government.
The government used bribery and violence to win the election.
Citizens protest against this, but the government suppresses them.
But in the end, Syngman Rhee steps down, and the citizens win.
This is the first time in Korea that citizens have overthrown dictatorship

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I don't think 4.19 has much impact on young people today.
Because 4.19 occurred 60 years ago, I think it is just recognized as an old story.
Rather, I think the protests that took place in 2016 were more influential than 4.19.

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I went to the ACC, the last resort of the May 18 Movement. It was the place where citizens occupied and fought until the end during the May 18 Movement, and it is one of the representative places of the May 18 Movement. Various protests, as well as events related to the May 18 Movement, are still taking place here. As such, the ACC is regarded as a symbol of Korean democratization and a political center of Gwangju.

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The above song is for the soul wedding of a man and woman who died at the time of 518. It is currently a song representing 518 and is being sung at various 518-related events. It also represents the democratization movement and is sung at anti-government protests in Korea in 2016, Hong Kong democratization movement in 2019, and anti-China protests in Taiwan. As such, 518 had a great influence on the democratization of East Asia, and the above song proves it.