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| − | Bak Yong-cheol (1904-1938) was a Korean poet and translator born in Gwangju. Bak | + | [[박용철|Bak Yong-cheol]] (1904-1938; pen name: Yonga) was a Korean poet and translator born in Gwangju. Bak, a leader of the modern literature movement, is best known for his poem, "[[떠나가는_배|The Departing Boat]]." There are several [[박용철_시비|monuments]] throughout Gwangju that feature Bak's poetry, such as those in [[송정공원_박용철_시비|Songjeong Park]], [[황룡친수공원_박용철_시비|Hwangnyongchinsu Park]], [[첨단생활체육공원_박용철_시비|High Tech Life and Sports Park]], and [[광주공원_박용철_시비|Gwangju Park]], as well as one at his [[용아생가_박용철_시비|birthplace]]. [[용아로|Yonga-ro Street]] is also named after him. |
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2025년 8월 8일 (금) 18:20 판
A Leader of Modern Literature: The Poet Bak Yong-cheol
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Bak Yong-cheol (1904-1938; pen name: Yonga) was a Korean poet and translator born in Gwangju. Bak, a leader of the modern literature movement, is best known for his poem, "The Departing Boat." There are several monuments throughout Gwangju that feature Bak's poetry, such as those in Songjeong Park, Hwangnyongchinsu Park, High Tech Life and Sports Park, and Gwangju Park, as well as one at his birthplace. Yonga-ro Street is also named after him.
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