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NORTHEAST ASIAN HISTORY FOUNDATION 01/2021 Newsletter
New Year's Greetings
COVER STORY New Year's Greetings
신년사 - 동북아역사재단 이사장 이영호
New Year's greetings - Lee Young-ho, President of Northeast Asian History Foundation I wish you all the health and happiness of loving NAHF in the New Year of 2021. Northeast Asia has been unstable and rapidly changing, and there are structural conflict factors. Recently, the conflict between Korea, China and Japan accumulated on the US-China conflict has deepened, and inter-Korean exchanges have been blocked. The gap in historical awareness between Korea, China and Japan is widening. Each has a tendency to strengthen its own historical awareness and not respect the history and culture of other countries. NAHF will listen to various opinions and respond firmly to the distortion of history that violates the history and territorial sovereignty of the Republic of Korea. And we will do our duty to spread the right historical awareness of peace.
Lee Young-ho, President of Northeast Asian History Foundation
신년사 - 부총리 겸 교육부 장관 유은혜
New Year's greetings - Yoo Eun-hye, Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Education I am Yoo Eun-hye, the deputy prime minister and education minister of Korea. 2021 is called the Year of the White Cow. With the energy of white cows symbolizing abundance and diligence, I hope we will gather strength to overcome Covid-19, and be healthy and happy. Recently, in Northeast Asia, the trend of describing history centered on their own country is spreading, and the history conflicts between countries are intensifying. In this situation, the important task that this era has given us is to protect our history and territory, to create an atmosphere of friendship and to build a peace regime in Northeast Asia.
Yoo Eun-hye, Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Education
어제보다 더 큰 힘으로 동북아 역사·문화·교육의 미래를 담겠습니다
We will present the future of history, culture, and education in Northeast Asia with greater power than in the past The chairman of the National Assembly Education Committee, Yoo Gi-hong, strongly urged the Japanese government to suspend the right-wing policy, such as the immediate disposal of the Dokdo-related ordinance passed by Shimane Prefecture in Japan and the protest against distortion of history textbooks. He said "We must be proud to correct the distortion of history in Japan and China." He proposed the which was the most important foundation for establishing NAHF. Since then, he has been a member of the National Assembly Education Committee and has watched the whole process from the birth of NAHF to the present day closer than anyone else. So we met Yoo Gi-hong, chairman of the National Assembly's Education Committee, who has a special affection and expectation for NAHF. Interviewer | Seo Hyun-joo, Director of NAHF Office of Education and Public Relations
Yoo Gi-hong, Chairman of the National Assembly Education Committee
발견 50주년 국보 제285호 울산 대곡리 암각화
50th Anniversary of the Discovery of Petroglyphs in Daegok-ri, Ulsan (National Treasure No. 285) 2021 marks the 50th anniversary of the discovery of the Daegok-ri Petroglyphs(National Treasure No. 285) in Eonyang-eup, Ulju-gun, Ulsan. This was discovered on December 25, 1971 by Kim Jung-bae, Moon Myeong-dae, and Lee Yoong-jo, which represents the Korean prehistoric petroglyphs along with the Cheonjeon-ri Petroglyphs(National Treasure No. 147) in Dudong-myeon, Ulju-gun, Ulsan. Daegok-ri Petroglyphs have drawn about 250 naturalistic figures such as people, whales, turtles, boats, nets, deer, tigers, and wild boars, attracting great attention from domestic and overseas experts. It is different from the Cheonjeon-ri Petroglyphs, which mainly depicts geometric shapes such as rhomboids and concentric circles. The nature of being at the whaling site has created the world's best illustrated whale book.
Jang Seok-ho, Research Fellow at NAHF Institute on Eurasian History
나라[독도]살리기국민운동본부
‘EAST SEA in KOREA’ As the number of branches increased, we expanded to include planning team, concert team, choir, Dokdo reporters composed of elementary, middle, high school and college students, parents team, teachers team, overseas Korean team, artists team, and general members. In addition, we have gained great popularity by forming a consensus among the Korean people through ‘the Student Dokdo Reporters’, ‘Demonstration for the Discard of Takeshima Day in Shimane Prefecture, Japan’, ‘Dokdo Concert’, ‘International Writing Competition on Dokdo’, ‘Dokdo Music Festival’, ‘Memorial Day to Celebrate the Edict of Dokdo and Dokdo Cultural Festival’.
Moon Je-ik, President of ‘EAST SEA in KOREA’
한일 역사 갈등을 풀기 위해 무엇이 필요한가
What is needed to resolve the historical conflict between Korea and Japan? Recently, the relationship between Korea and Japan is going to be the worst. What is needed to resolve the ever-deteriorating historical conflict between Korea and Japan? NAHF interviewed 13 Japanese history, politics, media and culture experts who have been working hard to develop Korea-Japan relations for a long time. And the contents of the interview were composed of a book titled . We will introduce a new book in anticipation of providing a constructive plan to solve the tangled Korean-Japanese history conflict.
Lee Myung-chan, Honorary Research Fellow of NAHF
역사로 소통하는 청년들의 이야기 재단 온라인 서포터즈 2기
Online Supporters' Activity Record The Story of Young People Communicating with History I applied for a leave of absence from school because of Covid-19. It wasn't in my plan. Then I applied to online supporters recruited by NAHF. Through this activity, I became confident about new challenges and I became passionate about learning. I tried my own way and continued my activities as an online supporter, and I grew up. I would like to thank Shin Jung-won of NAHF for leading online supporters. I had a lot of experiences. I posted history-themed content on NAHF's blog every month, visited historic sites, covered events held by NAHF, and became the host of programs broadcast on YouTube.
Kim Seong-gyeong, Department of International Studies at Korea University
재단뉴스
The Foundation's News On December 29, Lee Young-ho took office as the 6th President of the Northeast Asian History Foundation. President Lee received his Ph.D. in Korean Modern History from Seoul National University and served as a professor of history at Inha University since 1995. He has been a chairman of the Korean History Society, an advisory committee member of the Koguryo Research Foundation, and an advisory committee member of the Pro-Japanese collaborator's property, and has been working to establish Northeast Asia's history correctly. In his inaugural address, he said: "Let's make our goal to realize a peace regime in East Asia, and build a system that coexists and cooperates." He offered five ways for NAHF to develop, calling on all employees to cooperate. First, the quality of research is improved so that it can be noticed in domestic and foreign academia. Second, we must develop policies at all times and respond with agility to meet the needs of the state and the people. Third, we should take an active stance on how to educate history and how to promote it. Fourth, a stable administrative system should be operated. Fifth, it should be developed into an organization that communicates and cooperates.
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