Park seong hyeon 20241168 by Park seong hyeon

Share your thinking about exhibit.

shyou0505 — 2024-03-17 04:51:05 UTC

As soon as I saw the hijab exhibition, I remembered the Iranian hijab demonstration I saw on the news before, but after the exhibition, I became curious about the Islamic religion that I had not been interested in If I had used hijabs, I would have my level of protection, but I think I'd have thought more of suppressing myself than that

Explain why you think the professor assigned this field trip. Why is it important for you to know? How does it help you learn about administration? How does it help you learn about welfare?

shyou0505 — 2024-03-17 09:14:37 UTC

Administration for women using hijabs can enforce policies that help women legally protect and protect their rights, and take more legal action to ensure that women protect their rights
I think the welfare of women wearing hijabs can gradually change the perception of those who provide protection and support for factors that can affect their health and safety during hijab, or who strongly regulate the use of hijabs by trying participatory campaigns to change their perception When I go to the exhibition, I think that the problem of hijab has a positive effect on administration and welfare

Link to an organization in Gwangju that maintains or preserves a natural space.

shyou0505 — 2024-04-16 07:05:10 UTC

Council of Mudeungsan Protection Organizations in Gwangju

What is their mission statement?

shyou0505 — 2024-04-16 07:09:04 UTC

The Council of Mudeungsan Protection Organizations is in Gwangju. We launched a pan-citizen movement to permanently preserve the public value of Mudeungsan, the symbol of Jeollanam-do, to make our environment a more pleasant and beautiful environment, improve the quality of life, and to pass on the natural resources and spiritual culture to future generations, and it was launched on May 22, 1989

Describe one of their programs.

shyou0505 — 2024-04-16 07:17:33 UTC

In 1991, the nation's first Mudeungsan citizen sharing movement started and continues to this day. In the contents of the citizen sharing movement, the citizen Mudeungsan land ownership movement and the Mudeungsan sharing foundation were established to donate and purchase land through the citizen sharing movement.

Tell me one historical story that you learned from an exhibit

shyou0505 — 2024-05-10 10:59:56 UTC

Although I cannot determine the cause of the April 19 Revolution, I learned of two major events that became the starting point of the April 19 Revolution.

First, during the vice presidential election on March 15, 1960, the dictatorship of the Liberal Party voted in droves to take power permanently.

March 15 protests took place in Gwangju and Masan against the deprivation of popular sovereignty. During the protests, Kim Ju-yeol, a student at the High School,

He died and his body was found with tear gas stuck in his eyes.

Second, on April 18, a protest was held by Korea University students denouncing the March 15th rigged election.

However, the April 19 Revolution broke out when the Liberal Party mobilized political thugs to commit terrorism.

In Gwangju, Gwangju High School first came up with the idea and spread it to each school in Gwangju city.

The 419 Revolution, along with the 3.1 independence movement in the preamble to the Constitution, made it clear that the 4.19 democratic ideology forms the basis of the nation.

Give your opinion about how young people today are (or are not) influenced by this event

shyou0505 — 2024-05-10 11:07:12 UTC

The extent to which today's young people are affected by the April 19 Revolution in Gwangju will vary depending on the cultural, political, and social context. The April 19 Revolution is remembered as an important moment for the democratization of the Republic of Korea, and was especially influential in encouraging the younger generation to become politically conscious and bringing about social change.

First, the April 19 Revolution in Gwangju emphasizes the values of democracy and human rights and shows courage against government violence and oppression. These values and courage can also inspire today's youth and help promote social change by making their voices heard.

Second, the April 19 Revolution as a historical event can make young people recognize the value of democratization and human rights achieved through the efforts of past generations. This allows young people to build on their past experiences to increase their understanding and engagement with current social issues.
It is clear that these historical events can convey inspiration and lessons to today's generations through their values and messages.

shyou0505 — 2024-05-13 02:55:06 UTC

Introduce the event, museum or location.

shyou0505 — 2024-05-26 08:50:09 UTC

Jeonil Building Gwangju

Jeonil Building was built in 1968 as the office building of the Jeonnam Ilbo Initially, it was mainly used as a space for newspaper-related tasks. The Jeonil Building played an important role during the pro-democracy movement that took place in Gwangju from May 18 to 27, 1980. The walls and interior of the Jeonil Building have traces of bullets from that time, vividly testifying to the situation at that time. Currently, Jeonil Building 245 offers various exhibitions

https://youtu.be/tEMy8jR6lRo?feature=shared

shyou0505 — 2024-05-26 09:06:34 UTC

At the beginning of the film, Gwangju appears as a city where people lead a peaceful daily life. People live their daily lives, and the streets are full of life. However, as the military regime's suppression of violence begins, the peaceful appearance of Gwangju rapidly turns into a chaotic and dangerous place. Through this change, the film emphasizes the violence of the military regime and the daily life that has been destroyed by it. It also appears that they are trying to isolate Gwangju by blocking it and blocking the media. I think they spread false information about Gwangju because they did not have Gwangju at their disposal