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일본군‘위안부’ 피해 부정과 학문의 진실성 역사로부터 무엇을 배울 것인가
The Negation of Damage as Sexual Slavery Victims, and the Truth of Learning What to Learn from History How will the situation caused by Professor John Mark Ramseyer’s paper, which is heating up the international community in early 2021, come to an end? There are people who intervene in writing the history of sexual slave victims for the Japanese imperial army to eradicate the war crimes, racism and violence that the sexual slave victims have suffered. They are fighting for the future against a move to deny the damage. I ask about the historical perspective to share when rejecting 'fake history' and recording the memories of the victim, and the truthfulness of learning.
Park Jeong-ae, Research Fellow of Institute on Korea-Japan Historical Issues at NAHF
전환기의 미중관계와 동아시아 질서
The Relationship between U.S. and China in the Transition Period, and the Order of East Asia In July, China will celebrate two hundred years of emphasis by the Xi Jinping leadership internally. This is to establish a bridgehead to achieve China's dream of becoming the world's strongest nation through the 100th anniversary of the Communist Party and the People's Republic of China. They present a blueprint for the completion of well-off society and sustainable development. China is in the process of transitioning to form a new leadership through the 20th National Congress of the Community Party of China next October. It is also an important time for them to respond to the continued pressure of the newly launched US Biden administration on China and to establish policy measures. So I met Professor Kang Jun-young and talked about what implications China's policy management plan gives us.
Kang Joon-young, Professor of Graduate School of International and Area Studies of Hankuk University of Foreign Studies, HK+ Director of National Strategic Project Team
일상의 소중함을 보여준 실학자 서유구와 『임원경제지』
Seo Yu-gu, a practical scholar who showed the importance of everyday life, and 『Imwongyeongjeji』 Covid-19 Pandemic makes people feel that what they have enjoyed in everyday life is no longer natural. It is difficult to find a person who is only Seo Yu-gu(1764~1845) as a person who reminds us of the importance of common and everyday things that we can easily overlook. Seo Yu-gu said, "The most important thing in the world is grain, and what you need to know is farming." The farming he said does not mean only agriculture, but it encompasses all economic activities. People did not look back on his accomplishments, but in fact he was a vein of culture.
Park Jang-bae, Director of the Institute on Eurasian History at NAHF
중국에서 사라져 가는 고조선·고구려 역사 여진·만주족 유적으로 선전되는 통화 만발발자유적
The History of Gojoseon and Goguryeo disappearing in China Wanfabozi(萬發撥子) Relic in Tonghua(通化), known as the remains of the Yeojin and Manchu people 'Wanfabozi(萬發撥子) Relic' in Tonghua is a large relic with a complex stack of dolmen culture known as the material culture of Gojoseon, slender bronze dagger culture, materialc culture elements of the Early Goguryeo such as Fangtanjisimu. Until the 1990s, it was known under the name Wangbabozi(王八脖子). Within the excavation area of ​​more than 6,400 square meters, residential areas and tombs from the end of the Neolithic era to the Goguryeo period were found. For this reason, Korean academia has been paying attention to this relic in relation to cultural changes after the fall of Gojoseon, the establishment of Goguryeo, and the origin of Goguryeo culture.
Park Sun-mi, Research Fellow of Institute on Pre-modern Korean History at NAHF
고조선부터 동아시아의 전후 처리까지 25개 주제로 풀어보는 동아시아의 역사
From the Gojoseon To Postwar Processing in East Asia History of East Asia as 25 Subjects It has been about 10 years since the introduction of the subject "East Asian History" in high school. Although there were many controversies and concerns about the introduction of unfamiliar subjects, the subject seems to have settled down without any difficulty in the school scene. In fact, the introduction of the subject called "East Asian History" is not for self-reflection of curriculum or academic development of history. It was based on a policy judgment that history education should be strengthened to respond to historical distortions of China and Japan. East Asian history was put into high school education in such a rough, somewhat harsh way. However, Korean society is indeed dynamic, and related discussions and research have accumulated in just 10 years. So now East Asian history is forming an axis of history education.
Lee Geun-myung, Professor of History at Hankuk University of Foreign Studies
역사 허무주의 비판과 고대사 만들기
Criticism of Historical nihilism and Making Ancient History According to Chinese academia, YanDi began Chinese civilization, Huangdi was the beginning of the Chinese emperor, Yao formed the core of Chinese civilization, and Yu built Xi. Institute on European History at NAHF tracked down the mythical figures above. This is because the process of re-creating them as historical figures in combination with ancient ruins is very interesting. The results of this study will be serialized five times. This will help you see what the relationship between China's patriotism and making ancient history is.
Kim In-hee, Research Fellow of Institute on Eurasian History at NAHF
동아시아 평화를 위해 ‘침략신사’에 맞서 싸우다 야스쿠니반대공동행동 한국위원회
Fight against ‘Shrine to Praise Invasion’ for East Asian Peace Korea Committee on Joint Action against TWS Former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, who retired on September 16, 2020, visited TWS on September 19 and said, "I told the spirits that I left the cabinet." A month later, on October 19, he visited TWS once again. During his tenure, Abe was obsessed with regressive historical awareness, such as denying the invasion war and forcedness of ‘Sexual Slavery Victims’ with historical negativity. The scene in which he ran to TWS, a shrine that praises invasion, shortly after his retirement, tells what the ideological foundation of the current Liberal Democratic Party regime is. In other words, their base is in the 'Yasukuni-centered distorted view of the history', which denies the invasion war and does not reflect on colonial rule at all. He visited TWS in December 2013 when he was prime minister. At that time, the international community fiercely criticized him and expressed concern even in the United States. Then he had to abandon his visitation and end up offering tributes. Perhaps he was very frustrated with the situation.
Kim Young-hwan, Secretary General of the Korea Committee on Joint Action Against TWS
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The Foundation's News NAHF has been establishing the Dokdo Museum with the Ministry of Education and the Regional Office of Education since 2016. In order to provide balanced experiential education in each region, we are expanding permanent educational facilities for Dokdo every year. As part of this, the 15th Dokdo Museum opened in the Jeju Education Museum on February 21st. ‘Dokdo Museum Jeju’ tried to approach Jeju residents with the theme of ‘Harmony between Dokdo Gang-chi and Jeju Hae-nyeo’. Dokdo Gang-chi AR game, Dokdo VR, Dokdo 3D stereoscopic video, etc., have been reinforced than before. So, we designed children to know Dokdo easily and funly, and to feel proud of our territory.
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