Song Hye-kyo and SEO Kyoung-Duk Donate 10,000 copies of Hangul Guide to Russia Choi Jae-hyung United States Holocast Memorial Museum

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On October 26, An Jung-geun donated 10,000 copies of the Hangul Guide to the Choi Jae-hyung United States Holocast Memorial Museum, located in the Russia Excellence Risk, with Actor Song Hye-kyo and Sungshin Womens University SEO Kyoung-Duk colluding to celebrate the 110th anniversary of Dr. An Jung-geun.This guide was produced in Korean and Russian in cooperation with the Choi Jae-hyung Memorial Business Association.Choi Jae-hyungs military activities, introductions to Harbin, and activities in the South Korea Provisional Government are introduced in detail with historical photographs.It was also released on the website of Korea History (www.historyofkorea.co.kr) opened earlier this year so that it can be downloaded and confirmed before visiting United States Holocast Memorial Museum.Professor Seo, who planned this work, said, I wanted to publicize this guide because there are many netizens who do not know about Choi Jae-hyung, a real supporter of An Jung-geun Dr. Harbin.So far, I have published my 18th guide with Mr. Song Hye-kyo.It is making a really good precedent to show how to contribute to the nation as a Korean wave star. This year, in commemoration of the 100th anniversary of the 3.1 movement and the establishment of the South Korea Provisional Government, we donated a large Korean signboard to the United States Holocast Memorial Museum in Hague, Netherlands, and donated 10,000 copies of guides to Hangzhou and Chongqing Provisional Government Offices in China.Professor Seo said, The preservation of the remains of the independence movement remaining overseas is not very good.However, it is the best way to keep the remains of the independence movement that remains in other countries only by having more interest and frequenting the sites. Meanwhile, SEO Professor Kyoung-Duk and Song Hye-kyo are preparing to donate Hangul guides to another world-class museum, following the New York Museum of Modern Art, the Boston Museum of Art and the Toronto Museum.

On October 26, An Jung-geun donated 10,000 copies of the Hangul Guide to the Choi Jae-hyung United States Holocast Memorial Museum, located in the Russia Excellence Risk, with Actor Song Hye-kyo and Sungshin Women's University SEO Kyoung-Duk colluding to celebrate the 110th anniversary of Dr. An Jung-geun.

This guide was produced in Korean and Russian in cooperation with the Choi Jae-hyung Memorial Business Association. Choi Jae-hyung's military activities, introductions to Harbin, and activities in the South Korea Provisional Government are introduced in detail with historical photographs. It was also released on the website of 'Korea History (www.historyofkorea.co.kr)' opened earlier this year so that it can be downloaded and confirmed before visiting United States Holocast Memorial Museum.

Professor Seo, who planned this work, said, "I wanted to publicize this guide because there are many netizens who do not know about Choi Jae-hyung, a real supporter of An Jung-geun Dr. Harbin." "So far, I have published my 18th guide with Mr. Song Hye-kyo. It is making a really good precedent to show how to contribute to the nation as a Korean wave star. "

This year, in commemoration of the 100th anniversary of the 3.1 movement and the establishment of the South Korea Provisional Government, we donated a large Korean signboard to the United States Holocast Memorial Museum in Hague, Netherlands, and donated 10,000 copies of guides to Hangzhou and Chongqing Provisional Government Offices in China.

Professor Seo said, "The preservation of the remains of the independence movement remaining overseas is not very good. However, it is the best way to keep the remains of the independence movement that remains in other countries only by having more interest and frequenting the sites. "

Meanwhile, SEO Professor Kyoung-Duk and Song Hye-kyo are preparing to donate Hangul guides to another world-class museum, following the New York Museum of Modern Art, the Boston Museum of Art and the Toronto Museum.