Fake Democracy Activists: Democratic Fighters That University Students Should See

During my school days, I used to exercise at the Sangmugwan.
That means for six years, I went in and out of the main setting of "Human Acts"
every single day without fail.
The bodies that were laid in Sangmugwan
were moved to the Mangwol-dong Municipal Cemetery on May 28th for burial, and in May 1997, they were relocated to the May 18th National Cemetery.
Currently,
it is being used as a gymnasium for the Jeonnam Judo Association.
(This is excerpted for the sake of accurate information)
If I were to tell my own story, it would never end,
but since it is nothing special, I will set it aside.........

Isn't this person a true fighter for democracy?
Even in a situation where his own life was in danger,
the true courage to broadcast a plea
to save his brothers and sisters. A true fighter.
And look at how he did not consider this act a medal of honor.
He is a great figure who stands in stark contrast to "Rhyu Si-min,"
a symbol of self-glorification who prattles on about democracy on television.
Talking about the democracy movement while following Rhyu Si-min?
That is like being a fake patient.