Hello, listeners. After the brilliant spectacle of spring flowers, the surroundings have turned green, and already half of the year is coming to an end in June. When you think of June, what comes to mind? You probably think of June 6th, Memorial Day, and the Korean War on June 25th. Looking at the history of our country, it seems that there have been many wars and hardships. Remembering the sorrow of the many wars that occurred in our country, we designate the month as the month of remembrance to honor those who sacrificed themselves in times of crisis. Despite being a small country sandwiched between powerful nations, our country has overcome difficulties, preserved its national spirit unbroken, and continued its resilience. [MUSIC] Until now, the moment I breathe and live, I want to pay tribute to the many people who sacrificed themselves for our country.

Wishing for a thankful month, let's start now thinking of the many people who have shone the moments of our country, boasting a history of thousands of years since ancient times. Let's not relax and start now. [Music] In this beautiful land, where the golden river flows, our ancestors built the country with human will. There were many great figures such as the wise King Dongmyeong, the brave General Baekdusan, the wise King Munmu, and Admiral Jang Bogo. From the ancient times, Goguryeo, Baekje, Silla, Goryeo, and Joseon, the history has continued. Let's make the history shine brightly like a burning torch. Let's embrace the words of the wise and follow the path of righteousness. Let's remember the great history of King Gwanggaeto, General Mang-Saeng, Kang Yeongsik, Shin Sukju, and Han Myeong.

There are 100 people, including Lee Ge-sim and Baek Tae-woo, who dedicated their lives to the country. From Sun-sin Lee, a great general, to Mun-sang Sa-sin, who sacrificed himself for the nation, the history of those who devoted themselves to the nation is passed down. Gong Gil-dong, a legendary hero, and Jeon Yi, a warrior who worries about the country, are all part of this history. From the scholars who studied diligently, to the artists who enriched our culture, the history of those who contributed to our country continues. Yangguang, a painter, Hwang Yi-saeng, a calligrapher, and Yun Dong-ju, a poet, are all celebrated in this song. On Children's Day, we remember Dosan Ahn Chang-ho and Ban Jeong-won, who dedicated their lives to the independence of our nation. Through this song, we are reminded that history flows on, with numerous figures who have shaped our country. The melody is uplifting, and many children enjoy singing along. This song is about the 100 great figures who have illuminated Korea's history. It naturally inspires an interest in history. There are many versions of this song, but among them,

I listened to a children's history song version. I hope more great people will continue to emerge on this peaceful land. Thinking of the time of the lost individuals who wandered in the dark and long tunnel, I will play one song from the OST of the drama Signal sung by Kim Yuna. The Road No one taught me, is this the right path or should I go a different way? When I reach the end of that road, I'll stop and say it's the end. In front of the blocked maze, even if I ask about my path, there's no answer. Maybe I should stay on this same path as yesterday, not knowing whether to stay at the end of that spider web like hanging tightly. Somewhere in the world, I must find myself who lost the way to the corner of that path. I must find my way on the wall before the darkness comes. Teach me, my hidden.

When the fear ends, is there another path [music] at the end of the road? To untie the knot at the tip of my toes [music], my numb hands tighten more painfully. I must find the way to go to the corner of the world, I must find my way by name. Before darkness comes, I must find my way trapped on the long wall [music]. Now, all of you are listening to Daegu Donggu FM Community Radio. Relax and enjoy, whether you talk or listen [music]. I will tell you all the stories of the world. Where are we? Radio Theater. Who am I? Radio Star. It's time for Radio Theater. Village schools, dreamlands, learning places, Radio Star, I am with my friends. The story I will tell you today is the story of Ahn Jung-geun [music]. In 1909, on October 26th, gunshots rang out at Harbin Station in Manchuria. Korea, hurray Korea, hurray for Korean independence, hurray for Korea's independence. Towards Japan's Ito Hirobumi, a gun was

It's a shocking incident. Why did Prime Minister Itō Hirobumi of Japan, who invaded our country and took away our sovereignty, provoke such an incident? The time when Ahn Jung-geun was born and raised was a period when our country was in great turmoil. Japan was eagerly looking for an opportunity to invade our country. Emperor Gojong said, Cut off the head of the snake by signing the Eulsa Treaty. Korea is a small country, and it is urgent to receive help from Japan, which has accepted advanced civilization early. Even the officials of Joseon, like me, are all bought off, and I feel powerless to do anything. Japan forcibly took away Korea's diplomatic rights and made us sign the Eulsa Treaty. It's absurd that we have to endure such meddling in our country's affairs. I am truly worried about the future destiny of this country. All the people in this country are in tears.

I was sad as I shed tears, but education is necessary. We need to teach the children who will carry us. I built a school and taught the students diligently. Kids, knowledge is power. Study hard. However, just educating students was not enough to defeat Japan, boasting a powerful military. We couldn't save the country just by teaching students. We needed to gather righteous armies. When the rumor spread that Ahn Jung-geun was gathering righteous armies, many people came to him. I cannot hold a gun, but I will use my assets for independence. This is my contribution. I cannot fight like men, but I want to help in any way I can. I brought rice. Be strong. Thank you, everyone. Ahn Jung-geun led a battalion and attacked where the Japanese army gathered. Darn it, there were too many Japanese troops.

Is there no other way? We need hope now. One day, An Jung-geun heard the news that Ito Hirobumi was going to Harbin. It was to compete with Russia for the control of Manchuria. Attack him when Ito Hirobumi goes to Harbin, everyone. If the leader of Japan falls, we will have hope for independence. Okay, let's execute the plan before Ito Hirobumi arrives in Harbin. Understood. In case we fail, I will stay here in Harbin. Carefully, the plan was checked. Harbin Station was heavily guarded. Breaking through the tight surveillance, An Jung-geun's heart pounded loudly as he entered the station. If it's for the country, nothing is scary. Soon after, the train carrying Ito Hirobumi arrived.

A broadcast saying that they arrived at the station was heard. Oh, my colleagues have failed. Then, this is the last chance. I must not fail. The train arrived, and I saw Ito Hirobumi coming out. Ahn Jung-geun pulled out a gun and shot Ito. Korea, hurrah! Korea, hooray! Long live Korean independence! Long live Korean independence! Gunshots were heard, and Ito Hirobumi fell. Ahn was captured by Russian soldiers. Later, he stood trial for the crime of assassinating Ito Hirobumi. Why did he kill Ito Hirobumi, who was innocent? I really don't know. Ito Hirobumi committed the crime of damaging the reputation of Korea, the crime of forcing Emperor Gojong to abdicate, the crime of forcibly signing the Eulsa Protective Treaty and the Japan-Korea Annexation Treaty, and the crime of killing innocent Koreans who demanded independence. I am a soldier of Korea.

As Chief of Staff, An Jung-geun only did what he had to do without begging for his life. In the trial, he summarized Ito Hirobumi's crimes into 15 points and argued for the legitimacy of Korea's independence. However, in the end, he received a death sentence. Before the execution, Maria Jo, the wife of the son of Ahn Jung-geun's executioner, sent a letter. Your death does not belong to you alone, but bears the resentment of all Koreans. Do not live a cowardly life after doing what is right. Dying for justice is filial piety to your mother. My mother. On March 26, 1910, An Jung-geun was executed in Lushun Prison in Manchuria. Long live Korean independence! An Jung-geun, until the moment of his death, pledged for the independence of Korea. An Jung-geun's sacrifice paved the way for a new chapter in Korea's independence movement, dedicating his life to protecting the country.

The spirit of sacrifice still deeply remains in our hearts. Hurray for Korean independence! Hurray for Korean independence! Like representing the deep sighs of 20 million compatriots, the wind blows, awakening my dormant soul. When it brushes past my weary self, it whispers, Now is the time to go out again. You must face your difficult trials. Maybe in a distant foreign land, but that is given to me, an unforgettable fate. Our stolen homeland, our parents, brothers, the path we walk, an uncertain tomorrow and fearful mine. We cannot be noble in the end for our descendants. As time passes for us, we will disappear in history, our names forgotten. But today, I want to live without regrets. For the sake of our future, let us be grateful for the time given to us. Oh, please give us strength. Help us to overcome the me of tomorrow. Let the world hear the joy of rising in the nation.

Let's sing for our passionate love for our country. Let's all be grateful for everything we have. Let's look at the person in front of us and pray for them. Let's love the world and our nation like this. In the story of An Jung-geun in the radio theater, we listened to the song, anticipating that day, which is part of the OST of the movie Hero. It was a musical based on the story of An Jung-geun, a great work that has been running for over 15 years in Korea. Leaving his family behind, An Jung-geun, a leader of the righteous army of the Korean Empire, cuts off his fourth finger as a sign of alliance with his comrades, determined for the independence of the country. He swears to eliminate Ito Hirobumi, the mastermind behind the invasion of Joseon. Along with many comrades, he prepares for the sacrifice, anticipating the day of October 26, 1909, in Harbin.

It's a song. What Ahn Jung-geun shouted at Harbin Station was Corea Ura. In Russian, it means Hurray for Korea, which translates to Hurray for Korean independence. The portrayal of Ahn Jung-geun by actor Jung Sung-hwa in both the musical and the movie was very impressive. Even after being exiled to Hawaii, he clearly emphasized the wrongdoing of Ito Hirobumi and shouted out the legitimacy of Korea's independence and the righteousness of his actions. When you see him boldly declaring who the sinner and who the hero is, it truly sends chills down your spine. Whether it's a movie or a musical, I highly recommend experiencing this heroic work. Maybe that's why it's so beautiful. Maybe that's why it's so lovely. Maybe that's why it's so fantastic. Maybe that's why words come so easily. It's so enjoyable to share various stories with good people, and this time spent smelling like people is so delightful. Let's not forget about people; it's our neighborhood broadcast, Daegu Dong-gu FM community radio.

What is it, who are you, where are you curious about? I'm really curious, so curious. I'm curious who is in your heart. How does it look when you are curious? I'm really curious about all the interviews in the world. I wonder who is in my head. Just a brief eye contact makes my heart flutter. I can't stand the curiosity. It's an interview corner of all the world. Today, we had an interview about heroes who saved Korea from crisis. The first team consists of Son Sooyoung, Park Eunho, and Jung Hyunki, who are children. Let's listen together to whom the interview is about. Hello, I'm Son Sooyoung. I'm Park Eunho. I'm Jung Hyunki. First of all, if you were to name one person who stands out the most among those who saved Korea in crisis, who would you think of? I first think of Patriot Yu Gwansun. Why is that?

I believe that there was a time of Japanese invasion. At that time, many people worked hard for the independence of our country, but I truly think Yu Gwan-sun, who shouted Long live Korean independence with her body, was an amazing person. Now, could you briefly explain Yu Gwan-sun's achievements? Yu Gwan-sun organized the March 1st Movement for three days, prepared for the Mansei Movement, drew the Taegukgi, distributed it to the citizens, and on March 1, 1919, at the Aun Market, she shouted Long live Korean independence with the citizens, not sparing her body for the independence of our country. What can we learn from the achievements of Yu Gwan-sun? It seems that we should learn to love our country, not to spare ourselves for the country, and to have the courage to sacrifice. Then, who is the most memorable figure who saved our country from crisis? There are countless figures who saved our country from crisis, but I think it is Admiral Yi Sun-sin.

I think General Yi Sun-sin is the best. I also remember General Yi Sun-sin the most. Right? He is likely to be ranked in the top 1 or 2 among historical figures most preferred by Koreans. Could you briefly explain General Yi Sun-sin's achievements? General Yi Sun-sin lived in a difficult period for our country during the Japanese invasions of Korea. At that time when the Japanese frequently invaded our country, although not holding a high position, General Yi Sun-sin managed to secure military provisions by having soldiers cultivate fields as the Left Naval Commander, and he devoted all efforts to strengthening the military by producing cannons and turtle ships. General Yi Sun-sin meticulously documented these activities in his diary, known as the Nanjung Ilgi, which allows us to vividly see the records. General Yi Sun-sin was a remarkable figure who fought fiercely at sea. There must be famous scenes that could be made into a movie.

Please tell us, in 1992, during the Imjin War when foreign forces invaded Joseon, they mainly operated in the waters in front of Yeosu, Jeolla Province. There were many naval battles, but starting with the first victory at Okpo, a remarkable tactician, Hakjin, achieved a great victory at the Battle of Hansan Island. Moreover, the famous Battle of Myeongyang turned the impossible into possible, where Admiral Yi Sun-sin achieved victory against around 130 enemy ships with only 12 of his own. And there was the last battle of Admiral Yi Sun-sin, the Battle of Noryang. Even though he achieved a great victory against the enemy forces, this battle is especially memorable as the last battle of Admiral Yi Sun-sin. Whenever I hear the story of Admiral Yi Sun-sin, it always seems truly remarkable. Among the famous words left by Admiral Yi Sun-sin, what are some of the most well-known? In the Battle of Myeongyang, the Joseon navy was outnumbered. Admiral Yi Sun-sin did not retreat or hesitate. Instead, he said, I still have 12 ships left.

I left the word 있습니다 behind. In reality, Admiral Yi Sun-sin led the victory against about 130 enemy ships with only 12 ships in the Battle of Myeongnyang. When watching the movie, it's truly thrilling. Also, in the Battle of Noryang where Admiral Yi Sun-sin passed away, it is said that even after being hit by enemy arrows and falling, he instructed not to announce his death to maintain the morale of his troops. I remember this scene from the movie, a truly heart-wrenching moment. What do you think is the most admirable quality to learn from Admiral Yi Sun-sin? Admiral Yi Sun-sin's outstanding tactics and bravery as a general are naturally qualities to emulate. However, beyond that, a unique aspect to learn from Admiral Yi Sun-sin is his quiet and steady preparation for war, constantly devising strategies in difficult situations. Learning from his preparedness and spirit of research is crucial.

I think I'd like to talk about General Yi Sun-sin's story, so I want to listen to the movie The Admiral: Roaring Currents OST. The song Arirang sung by Stella Jang. Hello, are you well? Is my life peaceful? There's no answer in my life. My lips smiling in the mirror, my eyes trembling. Listening to the sound of my crying heart, looking at me before I disappear. [Applause] Show it. [Music] It's the [Music]. [Applause] [Music] K [Music] Ha, the exciting [Music]. [Applause] [Music] Show [Music] me SK [Music]. [Applause] The movie The Admiral: Roaring Currents has an OST called Arirang. This song is sung by Kang Ho, a member of Stella, featuring Park Da-i. The title The Sea of Death suits the song well. The sound of the drum is very powerful.

It feels like knocking, continuing the peaceful life of Admiral Yi Sun-sin, not only the casting but also the scale of the movie. When the image I imagined while reading the book vividly unfolds before my eyes, the emotion is indescribable. The dignity of the turtle ship's appearance goes without saying, and the strategic tactics utilizing the changes in seawater and the geographical location of the island are fantastic. Every aspect, including the human suffering of Admiral Yi Sun-sin, is portrayed in this movie without missing a beat. I want to watch these movies again. Yes, then let's go to the second interview. The second team consists of Ha Yu-jun and Kim Ra-on, children. Hello, I am the self-proclaimed most handsome, Ha Yi. Hello, I am Ra-on, who absolutely disagrees with that statement. Who is a memorable figure among those who saved our country from crisis? Going back in time, it seems to be a general from the Goryeo Dynasty. Oh, General Seo-hee from the Goryeo Dynasty.

General Seo Hee was known as a military officer in the Goryeo Dynasty. At that time when the conflict with the Khitans continued, General Seo Hee prevented war by negotiating with the Khitans, who were known for their military strength. What can we learn from General Seo Hee? I think he was the best negotiator in history. I envy his ability to speak well. Moreover, preventing war through negotiation is a truly patriotic act as it can reduce human and material resources. Yes, you are right. Then, who is the most memorable figure in our country's history for you, Hayuji? I recommend Doctor Yoon Bong-gil. What did Doctor Yoon Bong-gil do? Doctor Yoon Bong-gil was an independence activist during the late Joseon period under Japanese colonial rule. He operated as an ordinary postman to conceal his identity from the Japanese police.

I participated in the independence movement and planned to assassinate Kim Gu, who was a leader of our nation, and the Japanese governor. On April 29, 1932, Yoon Bong-gil went to Hongkou Park where the king's birthday celebration was taking place, carrying a city bomb. In fact, it was not a lunchbox, but a water bottle bomb. After reading the biography, is there a scene that remains most memorable? When Yoon Bong-gil shouted Long live Korean independence and threw the water bomb, I was deeply moved by his courage. We should learn the spirit of loving our country and sacrificing our lives for it. Yes, indeed. Shall we listen to a song? In an episode of Infinite Challenge - The Great Legacy, history stories were told in hip-hop. Lee Hi featured in it, and Yoo Jae-suk and Dok2 performed, as well. [MUSIC] Oh, the reason the heavens established a king is to grant power to a capable person for the people's benefit.

I didn't mean to be greedy in my seat. This is not an invasion of the country, but the people's anger caused by the corruption and misconduct of the authorities. There is not a single word of comfort. Even if they try to kill me, they can't stop my steps. We are beggars, we are nobodies. Writing a small force that is not written in the name of history becomes one. Gathering together, the candles become a bigger fire, burning and waking up myself who was asleep. We must rise above this country. We must change. I must become stronger. We must continue. For you, for my dream, for the high, reaching out our fists, raising our voices loudly, breaking the closed door, walking on the path of hardship like the guardians, like the guardians, like the guardians, reaching out our fists, raising our voices loudly, breaking the crushed door, walking on the path of history like the people in history, like the people in history, like the women in history, like the women in history, when the sky sends me to this land.

There must be a clear reason. Even if we are frustrated, we have to move forward, even if we have to go far, there will be many failures. For this country and for peace, many lives have been protected by those who have sacrificed their lives. Once again, for the strong to survive, those who survive are strong. Whoever said that must leave their home and not return until their will is fulfilled. By remembering this saying, one can become different from others to become a survivor. When small hopes turn into bigger dreams, opportunities come to those who wait in their time. It seems that one must become the one who seizes the opportunity first. Following the way of patience, truth will surely come true. Pure intentions for oneself will surely lead one further. We must slow down and look inside to become clear. I must become better, I must improve. Continuously lift up your dreams, extend your fist, and reach out your voice. Open the closed doors like women, like men, like soothing voices.

I have to love and become stronger in this place where my footsteps are not here. I have to come to love. I have to become stronger. I will continue to lift you up with my dream above you. As if walking through the widely crushed gate, like the people of the past, like the people of the past, I reach out my fist for comfort. Like the people of the past, like the people of the past, I reach out my fist for comfort. Like the people of the past, like the people of the past, like the women in history, like the women in history, like the women in history, like the women in history, like the women in history, like the women in history, like the women in history, like the women in history, like the women in history, like the women in history, like the women in history, like the women in history, like the women in history, like the women in history, like the women in history, like the women in history, like the women in history, like the women in history, like the women in history, like the women in history, like the women in history, like the women in history, like the women in history, like the women in history, like the women in history, like the women in history, like the women in history, like the women in history, like the women in history, like the women in history, like the women in history, like the women in

Do you remember anyone? The people I talked about earlier are memorable. Besides those famous figures, I think there are many individuals who worked hard for the country behind the scenes. So, I did some research because I want to introduce lesser-known figures. So, who will you introduce today? His last name is Lee, and his first name is Hee. Lee Hee. I've never heard of Lee Hee before. Could you tell us about Lee Hee's achievements? Lee Hee is an important figure in modern Korean history. He was active as a politician, military officer, and professor in the late Joseon period. He advocated for national nationalism and autonomy, and incited a rebellion against the Japanese. In 1929, Lee Hee organized the Manchurian Anarchist Federation and was active. There are some difficult words here. What is the Anarchist Federation? In 1929, it was an anarchist movement organization established by Kim Jong-jin, Kim Ya-dong, Lee Dal, and Lee Deok-jae in Manchuria. Later, it became the Korean Nationalist Confederation.

What do you think are the points to learn from Yi Hoi-yeong, who merged? Yi Hoi-yeong exerted efforts for the independence of our country during the very precarious period of the Japanese colonial era. He organized the Manchurian Anti-Japanese forces and planned to establish a base for independence. Until the day he was arrested in Dalian, China, he dedicated all his wealth and life to the independence of the country. I believe that we should ensure that the efforts of those who worked diligently in every corner do not go in vain. Yes, that's a good point. Then, who do you remember as a figure who saved our country in a crisis among the children of this generation? I remember General Yi Sun-sin the most. However, upon further consideration, I realized that there are many people who saved our country from crises, not necessarily war heroes. Especially, in the difficult situation of the Imjin War, many people contributed to the completion of medicine by writing Donguibogam.

I was reminded of Master Heo Jun. He was indeed the greatest in the Joseon Dynasty. Would you like me to introduce him? For example, Master Heo Jun was from a lowly background as a scholar, but he did not give up despite being looked down upon and focused on saving people, dedicating himself to studying medicine. As a result, he was able to work at the royal clinic treating the king. Even in difficult times like the Japanese invasions of Korea, he did not yield and consolidated his medical skills to write the Donguibogam. During the Joseon Dynasty, which was a society divided by social status with a tendency to look down on technical professions, I thought it was truly admirable how he overcame this and achieved his goals. Oh, I see. By any chance, do you know if there is a drama about Heo Jun? Yes, there is. Let me introduce a song. Let's listen to Bulin Byeolgok by Cho Soo-mi from the Heo Jun drama OST.

You have nowhere to go, my lord. There is no applause in the empty time. No dreams, no tears for a thousand years. Even if you cry for a thousand years, only the passing years remain. Even if you die, the sound won't reach. You will be missed forever. [MUSIC] [MUSIC] Time passes by without dreams or tears for a thousand years. Even if you cry for a thousand years, it's just passing time. Even if you die, your dedication will be heard. Let's mourn for each other. [MUSIC] It's not just the war heroes who have protected our country. I agree that everyone who has fulfilled their roles in their respective positions has contributed to protecting our country. It is said that a nation that forgets its history has no future. As we welcome the month of patriots and veterans, I took some time to learn about the great figures who have served our country. We couldn't cover everything in a short time, but let's take a moment to honor them. Lastly, this is a song requested by Hyo-jun Ha, a young child. It somehow feels like a refreshing breeze is coming.

It's a song. My hands drawn the wind when Jung Song sings. Listening to the song, I will not worry and rest. I will be like a cool June. From the edge of the sky, the wind blows. Without realizing it, I closed my eyes tightly. Whispering, swaying, swaying. The wind that embraces me, swaying, live on, swaying, swaying. It speaks to me. I draw the blue wind towards the sky. Like a thread, wrapping around and disappearing, drawing the blue wind. The wind that comes from deep mountains, the scent of the wind blows. Without realizing it, I shouted Yeehaw. Swirling, swaying, swaying. The wind that surrounds my body, swaying, live on, humming. My nose tickled. My hands draw the burning wind towards the sky. Like a thread, wrapping around and disappearing, drawing the blue wind. Lalalalala, Lalalala, Lalalalalala. Like a thread, wrapping around.

안심하고 놀둥지 말둥지 Ep.002 | 2024년 6월 | FM104.5MHz 대구동구FM공동체라디오

안심하고 놀둥지 말둥지 Ep.002 | 2024년 6월 | FM104.5MHz 대구동구FM공동체라디오

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