Song Hye-kyo and SEO Kyoung-Duk, donating 10,000 copies of Korean guide to the Korean National Association of Independence movement Organizations
Song Hye-kyo, along with SEO Kyoung-Duk Sungshin Women's University professor, produced and donated 10,000 copies of the guide to the Korean National Association Hall, which was an independent movement during the Japanese colonial period.
This was announced through the SNS of SEO Professor Kyoung-Duk. SEO Professor Kyoung-Duk said on his SNS on the 15th, "We provided 10,000 guides written in Korean and English to the Korean National Association Hall in Los Angeles, USA."
The guide is said to contain various Independence movement activities in detail with photographs related to the background and process of the organization, the publication of the bronchial Shinhan Minbo, the training of independent groups, and the fundraising of independent funds.
You can check the exhibits without having to visit the site through the website of Our History Story, which we met overseas.
Established in 1910, the Korean National Association is a large organization with a total of 116 local councils, including North America, Hawaii, Siberia, Manchuria, Mexico and Cuba, under the Central General Assembly. It provided funds to various organizations including the Provisional Government of the Republic of Korea.
Meanwhile, Song Hye-kyo and SEO Kyoung-Duk have donated a number of Independence movement sites, Korean guides, and Korean signboards, to continue their beautiful good deeds.