E2024-G003 - 편집 역사

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 == Narrative ==
-[[열사가|<i>Yeolsaga</i> (The Songs of Patriotic Martyrs)]] is a series of works that weave together the biographical facts of Korea’s anti-Japanese resistance heroes, considered a pioneering piece of modern creative [[판소리|<i>pansori</i> (epic chant of Korea)]]. This work was created by [[박동실|Bak Dong-sil (1897-1968)]], a master of the [[남도판소리서편제|<i>seopyeonje</i> (western style)]], who sought to vividly convey the lives of heroes who fought for the nation through traditional Korean music. The main figures in these works include [[권율|Gwon Yul]], [[이순신|Yi Sun-sin]], [[전봉준|Jeon Bong-jun]], [[이준|Yi Jun]], [[유관순|Yu Gwan-sun]], [[윤봉길|Yun Bong-gil]], and [[안중근|An Jung-geun]]. Gwon Yul and Yi Sun-sin were brave commanders during the [[임진왜란|Japanese invasions of 1592-1598]]. Jeon Bong-jun was a leader of the [[동학농민운동|Donghak Peasant Revolution]], fighting for the rights of the people. Yi Jun served as a Hague envoy, striving diplomatically for Korea’s independence on the international stage. Yu Gwan-sun, Yun Bong-gil, and An Jung-geun were independence fighters who dedicated themselves to the liberation of Korea during the Japanese colonial period (1910-1945). The lyrics of <i>The Songs of Patriotic Martyrs</i> encapsulate their noble achievements and courage. In Gwangju, there are cultural heritage sites related to the figures featured in <i>The Songs of Patriotic Martyrs</i>, specifically An Jung-geun and Gwon Yul. The [[광주공원 선정비군|Steles in Gwangju Park]] include the [[권율 창의비|Stele of Gwon Yul]], while [[중외공원|Jungoe Park]] features the [[안중근 의사 숭모비|Stele of An Jung-geun]] and [[안중근 의사 동상|his statue]]. These sites are deeply connected with the themes of <i>The Songs of Patriotic Martyrs</i>, allowing visitors to profoundly feel Korea’s grand history and yearning for independence.
+[[열사가|<i>Yeolsaga</i> (The Songs of Patriotic Martyrs)]] is a series of works that weave together the biographical facts of Korea’s anti-Japanese resistance heroes, considered a pioneering piece of modern creative [[판소리|<i>pansori</i> (epic chant of Korea)]]. This work was created by [[박동실|Bak Dong-sil (1897-1968)]], a master of the [[남도판소리서편제|<i>seopyeonje</i> (western style)]] of <i>pansori</i>, who sought to vividly convey the lives of heroes who fought for the nation through traditional Korean music. The main figures in these works include [[권율|Gwon Yul]], [[이순신|Yi Sun-sin]], [[전봉준|Jeon Bong-jun]], [[이준|Yi Jun]], [[유관순|Yu Gwan-sun]], [[윤봉길|Yun Bong-gil]], and [[안중근|An Jung-geun]]. Gwon Yul and Yi Sun-sin were brave commanders during the [[임진왜란|Japanese invasions of 1592-1598]]. Jeon Bong-jun was a leader of the [[동학농민운동|Donghak Peasant Revolution]], fighting for the rights of the people. Yi Jun served as a Hague envoy, striving diplomatically for Korea’s independence on the international stage. Yu Gwan-sun, Yun Bong-gil, and An Jung-geun were independence fighters who dedicated themselves to the liberation of Korea during the Japanese colonial period (1910-1945). The lyrics of <i>The Songs of Patriotic Martyrs</i> encapsulate their noble achievements and courage. In Gwangju, there are cultural heritage sites related to the figures featured in <i>The Songs of Patriotic Martyrs</i>, specifically An Jung-geun and Gwon Yul. The [[광주공원 선정비군|Steles in Gwangju Park]] include the [[권율 창의비|Stele of Gwon Yul]], while [[중외공원|Jungoe Park]] features the [[안중근 의사 숭모비|Stele of An Jung-geun]] and [[안중근 의사 동상|his statue]]. These sites are deeply connected with the themes of <i>The Songs of Patriotic Martyrs</i>, allowing visitors to profoundly feel Korea’s grand history and yearning for independence.
 ==Story Network Graph==

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 == Narrative ==
-[[열사가|<i>Yeolsaga</i> (The Songs of Patriotic Martyrs)]] is a series of works that weave together the biographical facts of Korea’s anti-Japanese resistance heroes, considered a pioneering piece of modern creative [[판소리|''pansori'' (epic chant of Korea)]]. This work was created by [[박동실|Bak Dong-sil (1897-1968)]], a master of the [[남도판소리서편제|''seopyeonje'' (western style)]], who sought to vividly convey the lives of heroes who fought for the nation through traditional Korean music. The main figures in these works include [[권율|Gwon Yul]], [[이순신|Yi Sun-sin]], [[전봉준|Jeon Bong-jun]], [[이준|Yi Jun]], [[유관순|Yu Gwan-sun]], [[윤봉길|Yun Bong-gil]], and [[안중근|An Jung-geun]]. Gwon Yul and Yi Sun-sin were brave commanders during the [[임진왜란|Japanese invasions of 1592-1598]]. Jeon Bong-jun was a leader of the [[동학농민운동|Donghak Peasant Revolution]], fighting for the rights of the people. Yi Jun served as a Hague envoy, striving diplomatically for Korea’s independence on the international stage. Yu Gwan-sun, Yun Bong-gil, and An Jung-geun were independence fighters who dedicated themselves to the liberation of Korea during the Japanese colonial period (1910-1945). The lyrics of ''The Songs of Patriotic Martyrs'' encapsulate their noble achievements and courage. In Gwangju, there are cultural heritage sites related to the figures featured in ''The Songs of Patriotic Martyrs'', specifically An Jung-geun and Gwon Yul. The [[광주공원 선정비군|Steles in Gwangju Park]] include the [[권율 창의비|Stele of Gwon Yul]], while [[중외공원|Jungoe Park]] features the [[안중근 의사 숭모비|Stele of An Jung-geun]] and [[안중근 의사 동상|his statue]]. These sites are deeply connected with the themes of ''The Songs of Patriotic Martyrs'', allowing visitors to profoundly feel Korea’s grand history and yearning for independence.
+[[열사가|<i>Yeolsaga</i> (The Songs of Patriotic Martyrs)]] is a series of works that weave together the biographical facts of Korea’s anti-Japanese resistance heroes, considered a pioneering piece of modern creative [[판소리|<i>pansori</i> (epic chant of Korea)]]. This work was created by [[박동실|Bak Dong-sil (1897-1968)]], a master of the [[남도판소리서편제|<i>seopyeonje</i> (western style)]], who sought to vividly convey the lives of heroes who fought for the nation through traditional Korean music. The main figures in these works include [[권율|Gwon Yul]], [[이순신|Yi Sun-sin]], [[전봉준|Jeon Bong-jun]], [[이준|Yi Jun]], [[유관순|Yu Gwan-sun]], [[윤봉길|Yun Bong-gil]], and [[안중근|An Jung-geun]]. Gwon Yul and Yi Sun-sin were brave commanders during the [[임진왜란|Japanese invasions of 1592-1598]]. Jeon Bong-jun was a leader of the [[동학농민운동|Donghak Peasant Revolution]], fighting for the rights of the people. Yi Jun served as a Hague envoy, striving diplomatically for Korea’s independence on the international stage. Yu Gwan-sun, Yun Bong-gil, and An Jung-geun were independence fighters who dedicated themselves to the liberation of Korea during the Japanese colonial period (1910-1945). The lyrics of <i>The Songs of Patriotic Martyrs</i> encapsulate their noble achievements and courage. In Gwangju, there are cultural heritage sites related to the figures featured in <i>The Songs of Patriotic Martyrs</i>, specifically An Jung-geun and Gwon Yul. The [[광주공원 선정비군|Steles in Gwangju Park]] include the [[권율 창의비|Stele of Gwon Yul]], while [[중외공원|Jungoe Park]] features the [[안중근 의사 숭모비|Stele of An Jung-geun]] and [[안중근 의사 동상|his statue]]. These sites are deeply connected with the themes of <i>The Songs of Patriotic Martyrs</i>, allowing visitors to profoundly feel Korea’s grand history and yearning for independence.
 ==Story Network Graph==
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 ** [[E2024-G002|Gwangju Hyeomnyulsa: The Stage of Korea’s Pansori Masters ]]
 ** [[E2024-G003|<i>Yeolsaga</i> (The Songs of Patriotic Martyrs): The Beginning of Contemporary Creative Pansori]]
-** [[E2024-G004|Echoes of ''Seopyeonje'': Transforming Tradition into Culture]]
+** [[E2024-G004|Echoes of <i>Seopyeonje</i>: Transforming Tradition into Culture]]
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-=''The Songs of Patriotic Martyrs'' (Yeolsaga): The Beginning of Contemporary Creative Pansori=
+=<i>Yeolsaga</i> (The Songs of Patriotic Martyrs): The Beginning of Contemporary Creative Pansori=
 == Narrative ==
-[[열사가|''The Songs of Patriotic Martyrs'' (Yeolsaga)]] is a series of works that weave together the biographical facts of Korea’s anti-Japanese resistance heroes, considered a pioneering piece of modern creative [[판소리|''pansori'' (epic chant of Korea)]]. This work was created by [[박동실|Bak Dong-sil (1897-1968)]], a master of the [[남도판소리서편제|''seopyeonje'' (western style)]], who sought to vividly convey the lives of heroes who fought for the nation through traditional Korean music. The main figures in these works include [[권율|Gwon Yul]], [[이순신|Yi Sun-sin]], [[전봉준|Jeon Bong-jun]], [[이준|Yi Jun]], [[유관순|Yu Gwan-sun]], [[윤봉길|Yun Bong-gil]], and [[안중근|An Jung-geun]]. Gwon Yul and Yi Sun-sin were brave commanders during the [[임진왜란|Japanese invasions of 1592-1598]]. Jeon Bong-jun was a leader of the [[동학농민운동|Donghak Peasant Revolution]], fighting for the rights of the people. Yi Jun served as a Hague envoy, striving diplomatically for Korea’s independence on the international stage. Yu Gwan-sun, Yun Bong-gil, and An Jung-geun were independence fighters who dedicated themselves to the liberation of Korea during the Japanese colonial period (1910-1945). The lyrics of ''The Songs of Patriotic Martyrs'' encapsulate their noble achievements and courage. In Gwangju, there are cultural heritage sites related to the figures featured in ''The Songs of Patriotic Martyrs'', specifically An Jung-geun and Gwon Yul. The [[광주공원 선정비군|Steles in Gwangju Park]] include the [[권율 창의비|Stele of Gwon Yul]], while [[중외공원|Jungoe Park]] features the [[안중근 의사 숭모비|Stele of An Jung-geun]] and [[안중근 의사 동상|his statue]]. These sites are deeply connected with the themes of ''The Songs of Patriotic Martyrs'', allowing visitors to profoundly feel Korea’s grand history and yearning for independence.
+[[열사가|<i>Yeolsaga</i> (The Songs of Patriotic Martyrs)]] is a series of works that weave together the biographical facts of Korea’s anti-Japanese resistance heroes, considered a pioneering piece of modern creative [[판소리|''pansori'' (epic chant of Korea)]]. This work was created by [[박동실|Bak Dong-sil (1897-1968)]], a master of the [[남도판소리서편제|''seopyeonje'' (western style)]], who sought to vividly convey the lives of heroes who fought for the nation through traditional Korean music. The main figures in these works include [[권율|Gwon Yul]], [[이순신|Yi Sun-sin]], [[전봉준|Jeon Bong-jun]], [[이준|Yi Jun]], [[유관순|Yu Gwan-sun]], [[윤봉길|Yun Bong-gil]], and [[안중근|An Jung-geun]]. Gwon Yul and Yi Sun-sin were brave commanders during the [[임진왜란|Japanese invasions of 1592-1598]]. Jeon Bong-jun was a leader of the [[동학농민운동|Donghak Peasant Revolution]], fighting for the rights of the people. Yi Jun served as a Hague envoy, striving diplomatically for Korea’s independence on the international stage. Yu Gwan-sun, Yun Bong-gil, and An Jung-geun were independence fighters who dedicated themselves to the liberation of Korea during the Japanese colonial period (1910-1945). The lyrics of ''The Songs of Patriotic Martyrs'' encapsulate their noble achievements and courage. In Gwangju, there are cultural heritage sites related to the figures featured in ''The Songs of Patriotic Martyrs'', specifically An Jung-geun and Gwon Yul. The [[광주공원 선정비군|Steles in Gwangju Park]] include the [[권율 창의비|Stele of Gwon Yul]], while [[중외공원|Jungoe Park]] features the [[안중근 의사 숭모비|Stele of An Jung-geun]] and [[안중근 의사 동상|his statue]]. These sites are deeply connected with the themes of ''The Songs of Patriotic Martyrs'', allowing visitors to profoundly feel Korea’s grand history and yearning for independence.
 ==Story Network Graph==
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 ** [[E2024-G001|Gwangju Gwonbeon: Inheriting the Legacy of Korean Traditional Performing Arts]]
 ** [[E2024-G002|Gwangju Hyeomnyulsa: The Stage of Korea’s Pansori Masters ]]
-** [[E2024-G003|''The Songs of Patriotic Martyrs'' (Yeolsaga): The Beginning of Contemporary Creative Pansori]]
+** [[E2024-G003|<i>Yeolsaga</i> (The Songs of Patriotic Martyrs): The Beginning of Contemporary Creative Pansori]]
 ** [[E2024-G004|Echoes of ''Seopyeonje'': Transforming Tradition into Culture]]

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 == Narrative ==
-[[열사가|''The Songs of Patriotic Martyrs'' (Yeolsaga)]] is a series of works that weave together the biographical facts of Korea’s anti-Japanese resistance heroes, considered a pioneering piece of modern creative [[판소리|''pansori'' (epic chant of Korea)]]. This work was created by [[박동실|Bak Dong-sil (1897-1968)]], a master of the [[서편제|''seopyeonje'' (western style)]], who sought to vividly convey the lives of heroes who fought for the nation through traditional Korean music. The main figures in these works include [[권율|Gwon Yul]], [[이순신|Yi Sun-sin]], [[전봉준|Jeon Bong-jun]], [[이준|Yi Jun]], [[유관순|Yu Gwan-sun]], [[윤봉길|Yun Bong-gil]], and [[안중근|An Jung-geun]]. Gwon Yul and Yi Sun-sin were brave commanders during the [[임진왜란|Japanese invasions of 1592-1598]]. Jeon Bong-jun was a leader of the [[동학농민운동|Donghak Peasant Revolution]], fighting for the rights of the people. Yi Jun served as a Hague envoy, striving diplomatically for Korea’s independence on the international stage. Yu Gwan-sun, Yun Bong-gil, and An Jung-geun were independence fighters who dedicated themselves to the liberation of Korea during the Japanese colonial period (1910-1945). The lyrics of ''The Songs of Patriotic Martyrs'' encapsulate their noble achievements and courage. In Gwangju, there are cultural heritage sites related to the figures featured in ''The Songs of Patriotic Martyrs'', specifically An Jung-geun and Gwon Yul. The [[광주공원 선정비군|Steles in Gwangju Park]] include the [[권율 창의비|Stele of Gwon Yul]], while [[중외공원|Jungoe Park]] features the [[안중근 의사 숭모비|Stele of An Jung-geun]] and [[안중근 의사 동상|his statue]]. These sites are deeply connected with the themes of ''The Songs of Patriotic Martyrs'', allowing visitors to profoundly feel Korea’s grand history and yearning for independence.
+[[열사가|''The Songs of Patriotic Martyrs'' (Yeolsaga)]] is a series of works that weave together the biographical facts of Korea’s anti-Japanese resistance heroes, considered a pioneering piece of modern creative [[판소리|''pansori'' (epic chant of Korea)]]. This work was created by [[박동실|Bak Dong-sil (1897-1968)]], a master of the [[남도판소리서편제|''seopyeonje'' (western style)]], who sought to vividly convey the lives of heroes who fought for the nation through traditional Korean music. The main figures in these works include [[권율|Gwon Yul]], [[이순신|Yi Sun-sin]], [[전봉준|Jeon Bong-jun]], [[이준|Yi Jun]], [[유관순|Yu Gwan-sun]], [[윤봉길|Yun Bong-gil]], and [[안중근|An Jung-geun]]. Gwon Yul and Yi Sun-sin were brave commanders during the [[임진왜란|Japanese invasions of 1592-1598]]. Jeon Bong-jun was a leader of the [[동학농민운동|Donghak Peasant Revolution]], fighting for the rights of the people. Yi Jun served as a Hague envoy, striving diplomatically for Korea’s independence on the international stage. Yu Gwan-sun, Yun Bong-gil, and An Jung-geun were independence fighters who dedicated themselves to the liberation of Korea during the Japanese colonial period (1910-1945). The lyrics of ''The Songs of Patriotic Martyrs'' encapsulate their noble achievements and courage. In Gwangju, there are cultural heritage sites related to the figures featured in ''The Songs of Patriotic Martyrs'', specifically An Jung-geun and Gwon Yul. The [[광주공원 선정비군|Steles in Gwangju Park]] include the [[권율 창의비|Stele of Gwon Yul]], while [[중외공원|Jungoe Park]] features the [[안중근 의사 숭모비|Stele of An Jung-geun]] and [[안중근 의사 동상|his statue]]. These sites are deeply connected with the themes of ''The Songs of Patriotic Martyrs'', allowing visitors to profoundly feel Korea’s grand history and yearning for independence.
 ==Story Network Graph==

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 ** [[E2024-G002|Gwangju Hyeomnyulsa: The Stage of Korea’s Pansori Masters ]]
 ** [[E2024-G003|''The Songs of Patriotic Martyrs'' (Yeolsaga): The Beginning of Contemporary Creative Pansori]]
 [[분류:Story]] [[분류:이야기 조각]] [[분류:강혜원]]

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 ==Story Map==

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 ==Story Map==
-* [[S2024- |빛고을 광주의 랜드마크 국립아시아문화전당]]
+* [[S2024-G001| Gwangju Echoes: Inheriting Art, Telling History]]
-** [[E2024-L009|비극의 현장을 끌어안은 건축, 빛의 숲 국립아시아문화전당]]
+** [[E2024-G001|Gwangju Gwonbeon: Inheriting the Legacy of Korean Traditional Performing Arts]]
-** [[E2024-L010|비밀의 화원 국립아시아문화전당]]
+** [[E2024-G002|Gwangju Hyeomnyulsa: The Stage of Korea’s Pansori Masters ]]
-** [[E2024-L011|아시아 문화수도를 꿈꾸는 빛고을 광주]]
+** [[E2024-G003|''The Songs of Patriotic Martyrs'' (Yeolsaga): The Beginning of Contemporary Creative Pansori]]
 [[분류:Story]] [[분류:이야기 조각]] [[분류:강혜원]]