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Site of Hannamuisuk
The Place Where Hannamuisuk, One of the 3 Representative Uisuk of Daejeong, a Modern Education Facility, Was Established
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You can see an orchard on the right side by walking straight from Jeju Boseong Elementary School to Daejeong City Wall. This is where Gang Mun-seok established Hannamuisuk, a modern education facility, in April 1925. Hannamuisuk was one of the 3 representative Uisuk of Daejeong and carried out nationality education, but was closed down in 1928 due to the pressure of Japanese Imperialism. Gang Mun-seok, the founder of Hannamuisuk, was the great-grandson of Gang Do-sun, who was the owner of Chusa’s second house of exile. Gang Do-sun and his brothers were hugely influenced by Chusa, and due to the influence of such a family, Gang Mun-seok opened his eyes to social situations and education quite early.
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