Commemorative Event Held at Jinju Great Victory Historical Park for the 107th Anniversary of the March 1st Movement
Over 400 Citizens Participate, Featuring Theatrical Performance and Three Cheers for Independence

To commemorate the 107th anniversary of the March 1st Movement, a reenactment event titled the 'Jinju Beggars and Gisaeng Independence Corps Mansei Movement' was held at Hoguk Maru in Jinju Great Victory Historical Park at 6:30 PM on March 13.


This event was organized by the Jinju Cultural Lovers Association and took place at Hoguk Maru in Jinju Great Victory Historical Park, a site imbued with the spirit of patriotic ancestors, which further deepened its significance.


Jinju City Reenacts 'Jinju Beggars and Gisaeng Independence Corps Manse Movement' Commemorating the March 1st Movement

Jinju City Reenacts 'Jinju Beggars and Gisaeng Independence Corps Manse Movement' Commemorating the March 1st Movement

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The event featured a ceremony marking the 107th anniversary of the March 1st Movement, attended by more than 400 people, including Jinju Mayor Cho Gyu-il, key dignitaries, Jinju citizens, and students. This was followed by a theatrical performance titled 'The Beggars Rose, the Gisaeng Rose,' which reenacted the Mansei Movement. The event concluded with all participants energetically shouting the three cheers for independence (Manse Samchang).


During the March 1st Movement, beggars and gisaengs in Jinju participated in the independence Mansei Movement regardless of social status, awakening the spirit of self-determination among the Korean people. Their actions served as a catalyst for the nationwide spread of the Mansei demonstrations. Since 1996, the Jinju Cultural Lovers Association has held this reenactment event annually to remind citizens of their noble sacrifice and patriotism.



Chairman Kim Beophwan stated, "The March 1st Movement was a historic event in which our people united as one to call for national independence. I hope that this reenactment provided an opportunity for citizens to learn about the history of our region's independence movement, reflect on its meaning, and remember the sacrifice and courage of our forebears."


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