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| − | Across the districts of Gwangju, roads bear the names of individuals who shaped the city’s history, culture, and spirit. From righteous army leaders of the [[임진왜란|Japanese invasions of 1592-1598]] to devoted Confucian scholars, modern artists, missionaries, and pro-democracy activists, each road serves as a living memorial to their lives and contributions. In Dong-gu, Seo-gu, Nam-gu, Buk-gu, and Gwangsan-gu, these figures are remembered not only by name but also through shrines, museums, and historical sites that preserve their legacy. The roads connect different eras and values, reflecting the city’s enduring respect for justice, learning, creativity, service, and sacrifice. Together, they form a narrative map of Gwangju’s past, embedded in the paths of the present. | + | Across the districts of [[광주광역시|Gwangju]], roads bear the names of individuals who shaped the city’s history, culture, and spirit. From righteous army leaders of the [[임진왜란|Japanese invasions of 1592-1598]] to devoted Confucian scholars, modern artists, missionaries, and pro-democracy activists, each road serves as a living memorial to their lives and contributions. In [[광주광역시 동구|Dong-gu]], [[광주광역시 서구|Seo-gu]], [[광주광역시 남구|Nam-gu]], [[광주광역시 북구|Buk-gu]], and [[광주광역시 광산구|Gwangsan-gu]], these figures are remembered not only by name but also through shrines, museums, and historical sites that preserve their legacy. The roads connect different eras and values, reflecting the city’s enduring respect for justice, learning, creativity, service, and sacrifice. Together, they form a narrative map of Gwangju’s past, embedded in the paths of the present. |
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2025년 11월 17일 (월) 12:23 기준 최신판
The People Behind the Names of Gwangju’s Roads
Narrative
Across the districts of Gwangju, roads bear the names of individuals who shaped the city’s history, culture, and spirit. From righteous army leaders of the Japanese invasions of 1592-1598 to devoted Confucian scholars, modern artists, missionaries, and pro-democracy activists, each road serves as a living memorial to their lives and contributions. In Dong-gu, Seo-gu, Nam-gu, Buk-gu, and Gwangsan-gu, these figures are remembered not only by name but also through shrines, museums, and historical sites that preserve their legacy. The roads connect different eras and values, reflecting the city’s enduring respect for justice, learning, creativity, service, and sacrifice. Together, they form a narrative map of Gwangju’s past, embedded in the paths of the present.
Story Map
