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| − | [[정율성|Jeong Yul-seong | + | [[정율성|Jeong Yul-seong (1914-1976)]], born in Gwangju, was an anti-Japanese independence fighter known for having composed the [[팔로군_행진곡|Chinese Liberation Army Song]]. Jeong moved to Manchuria when he was 19, fighting against Japan’s colonization of Korea as part of the [[의열단|anti-Japanese resistance movement]] there. becoming a member of the Chinese communist party and fighting on the side of North Korea during the Korean War (1950-1953). There are various sites and events in Gwangju that commemorate Jeong as a composer and independence fighter the [[정율성_거리_전시관|Jeong Yul-seong Street Gallery]] and the [[정율성음악축제|Jeong Yul-seong Music Festival]], held at [[우일선선교사사택|Missionary Wilson’s House]] and [[이이남스튜디오|Leeleenam Studio]] in [[양림역사문화마을|Yangnim History and Culture Village]]. His [[정율성_생가|birthplace]] is located on [[정율성로|Jeongyulseong-ro Road]], which is named after him. |
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2025년 10월 11일 (토) 14:14 기준 최신판
The Journey of Renowned Composer Jeong Yul-seong: From Korean Independence Fighter to Chinese Citizen
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Jeong Yul-seong (1914-1976), born in Gwangju, was an anti-Japanese independence fighter known for having composed the Chinese Liberation Army Song. Jeong moved to Manchuria when he was 19, fighting against Japan’s colonization of Korea as part of the anti-Japanese resistance movement there. becoming a member of the Chinese communist party and fighting on the side of North Korea during the Korean War (1950-1953). There are various sites and events in Gwangju that commemorate Jeong as a composer and independence fighter the Jeong Yul-seong Street Gallery and the Jeong Yul-seong Music Festival, held at Missionary Wilson’s House and Leeleenam Studio in Yangnim History and Culture Village. His birthplace is located on Jeongyulseong-ro Road, which is named after him.
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