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80 Years After Liberation, What We Must Remember Is Not the Event but the Eyes of Those Who Endured That Time
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- Marking the 80th anniversary of Liberation, this column, written after viewing the poster for the musical Yeomyeongui Nundongja, argues that people, not events, should stand at the center of memory.
- Reporter Kim Hyeonsu draws attention to a poster showing two people looking at each other through barbed wire, and the phrase "You have to survive. Somehow."
- As commemoration is increasingly consumed with ease, the reporter asks how we remember the personal emotions of those who endured that time.
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Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): 광복 80주년, 우리가 기억해야 할 것은 ‘사건’이 아니라 그 시간을 버텨낸 사람의 눈동자다
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