"Today is Ahn Jung-geun's patriotic day." Cho Woo-jin, Seo Gyeong-deok, and Ahn Jung-geun's video are released

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On the occasion of Ahn Jung-geun's death (March 26), Sungshin Women's University Professor Seo Kyung-deok and actor Cho Woo-jin joined forces to produce and release a video of "An Jung-geun, who changed the mind of the enemy" in multiple languages.

The four-minute video was produced as part of KB Kookmin Bank's "Daehan Lived" campaign, and was released in Korean and English and is widely spreading to domestic and foreign netizens.

The main content of the video focused on the relationship between Ahn Jung-geun, who was imprisoned in China's Lushun Prison after the Harbin uprising, and Toshichi Chiba, a Japanese prison guard.

Just before the execution, Ahn Jung-geun's last memorandum, "The Soldier of the Patriotic Constitution," was delivered to Chiba, and he later returned to his hometown to pay tribute to Ahn Jung-geun for the rest of his life while rejecting imperialism.

Professor Seo said, "We produced this video to reflect on Ahn Jung-geun's long-cherished desire for the excavation of the remains and to publicize his spirit of humanity and peace."

In particular, he added, "It is spreading not only on YouTube but also on various SNSs, and it is widely spreading by sharing videos to major Korean and international student communities around the world."

Actor Cho Woo-jin, who has appeared in many Ahn Jung-geun-related films such as "Harbin" and "Hero," said, "I am happy to introduce Ahn Jung-geun's life with my voice, and I hope many domestic and foreign netizens will watch it."

Meanwhile, KB Kookmin Bank and Professor Seo Kyung-duk have re-examined 15 independence activists, including Jeon Hyung-pil, Kang Woo-kyu, Lee Hoi-young, Cho Myung-ha, Jeong Se-kwon, and Ahn Hee-je, through the "Daehan Lived" campaign.

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