-
order to ****ume
ownership of the
Korean Peninsula.
Sangjenim Taemonim (太母)
Gaebyeok Taeeul ju
Wonsibanbon (returning to the origin)
Haewon (resolution of bitterness...
- of
contemporary Korean literature. The
magazine was
followed in 1920 by
GaeByeok (개벽), and
Pyeho (폐허 廢墟 The Ruins,
Hwang Song-u and Yom Sang-sop); in 1921...
-
publications Dong-a Ilbo,
Chosun Ilbo, and
Gaebyeok [ko], as well as
working as an
editor for the
Gaebyeok Publishing Company's many magazines, including...
- Son 1991 장군의 아들 2 將軍의 아들 2
Janggunui adeul II The General's Son II 개벽 開闢
Gaebyeok Fly High Run Far 1992 장군의 아들 3 將軍의 아들 3
Janggunui adeul III The General's...
- is a 1924
realistic novel written by Hyun Jin-geon,
first published by
Gaebyeok. One
rainy day, "good luck"
comes to the old rickshaw-porter Kim, who has...
- 풍류". 13 May 2011.
Naver "Encyclopedia of
Korean History>Joseon>Hucheon
Gaebyeok" (in Korean).
Retrieved 5
January 2013. Park 2009d, p. ???.
Naver "Encyclopedia...
- Fly High Run Far (Korean: 개벽; RR:
Gaebyeok) is a 1991
South Korean film
directed by Im Kwon-taek. It was
chosen as Best Film at the
Grand Bell Awards....
-
published a
series on self
study of the
Esperanto language on the
magazine "
Gaebyeok" in 1922,
linking his
literary work with his
project to
spread the Esperanto...
- his
career as a
fiction writer with “****saenghwa”,
published in
Genesis (
Gaebyeok) in
November 1920. The work was not
favorably received, but his subsequent...
-
Central to Choe Je-u’s
teachings was a
belief in Hu-Cheon
Gaebyeok(後天開闢), the
Great Opening (
Gaebyeok) of the
Later World (Hu-Cheon), the new age paradise...
