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Taeam
Lee
Taejun
Mongolia
Memorial
Park
I
have
been
to
Mongolia
several
times
and
the
first
time
I
learned
that
Taejun
Lee's
park
existed,
I
felt
proud
and
decided
to
go
there.
There
was
so
little
information
about
the
teacher
that
I
felt
ashamed
as
I
read
the
explanation
in
the
memorial
hall
and
listened
to
the
story
of
the
teacher's
achievements
from
a
Mongolian
person.
Perhaps
because
it
was
a
weekday,
there
were
no
people
at
all,
so
I
felt
the
silence
and
quietly
looked
around.
After
coming
out,
I
was
hungry,
so
I
went
to
a
nearby
Korean
restaurant
and
saw
a
Korean
tourist.
It
was
so
overcrowded
that
there
was
no
room,
so
suddenly
I
thought
of
Mr.
Taejun
Lee's
park
and
felt
bitter...
There
is
so
little
information
or
promotion
about
the
teacher,
and
there
are
not
many
Korean
tourists,
so
how
can
we
appease
the
ignorance
of
the
teacher's
achievements,
which
are
the
pride
of
Korea,
more
than
Mongolians
do...
As
I
left
the
restaurant,
I
saw
that
the
park
nearby
was
empty
and
there
were
no
seats,
so
I
waited.
I
thought
that
if
I
stop
by
the
teacher's
park,
which
is
the
pride
of
Korea,
I
would
feel
proud
and
sightseeing
would
be
more
fun,
and
the
Mongolian
people
who
saw
it
also
thought
that
it
was
their
pride.
And
I
think
Korea’s
status
will
rise.
He
is
an
anti-Japanese
independence
activist
and
is
known
as
the
royal
family
of
the
last
king
of
Mongolia.
Kim
Pil-soon,
who
entered
into
a
relationship
with
Dosan
Ahn
Chang-ho,
used
the
Kim
Hyeong-jae
Shopping
Association
as
a
secret
meeting
place,
and
along
with
Ahn
Chang-ho
and
the
Independence
Branches,
treated
Korean
soldiers
who
were
injured
while
fighting
against
the
Japanese
army,
and
at
the
recommendation
of
Ahn
Chang-ho,
joined
the
Youth
Student
Association,
a
secret
society.
He
is
an
independence
activist
who
lived
a
passionate
life
for
38
years.
A
park
has
been
created
right
in
front
of
the
2,000-pyeong
Zaai
Victory
Monument
provided
by
the
Mongolian
government.
The
park
is
decorated
with
the
teacher's
family
tomb,
a
memorial
hall,
an
octagonal
pavilion,
and
a
monument,
and
there
is
a
walking
trail.
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