A Tragic History of South Korea

A Tragic History of South Korea (1980)

 

 A true story in the city of Seoul, South Korea. When the South Korean president died, martial law was introduced across the country. The military continues to shoot and kill civilians indiscriminately, large and small.

 

 This is the story of a taxi driver named Kim. He lived in a rented house in this town. His financial situation was not so good. Kim had a 9-year-old daughter. She could not afford to pay for her daughter's needs because of financial problems. One day when Kim returned home, she saw a scar on her daughter's head. Kiev realized that it was the homeowner's son's job. Then he went to the owner of the house. But then the owner of the house showed that his son had a bruise on his head and that it was Kim's daughter. And he added that he has not paid the rent for four months. He should also give his daughter more time.

 

 Kim left without saying anything. With the help of radio, it is known that curfew will be issued in the next two days. And a town called Guangzhou in South Korea where the military killed a civilian last night. Peter, on the other hand, is a Japanese journalist. Thatini can find out the current situation in Guangzhou through a source and in his mind he decides to go to the city of Guangzhou and present these to the outside world. The next day, Kim was eating at a restaurant. Then I heard a taxi driver next to me saying that he had grown up a foreign passenger who would go to Guangzhou in his taxi and give him about one lakh rupees. Hearing this, Kim reached the right place without finishing her meal to take the foreign man as her passenger.

 

 Kim picked up the murdered foreign passenger in his taxi in time. The prostitutes saw an army camp. Kim got a little scared and came back with who was going. Then Peter got a little angry. Kim left again with a secret and left for Guangzhou with the cake. After going some distance there too, he saw the army camp. He took refuge in lies and the soldiers believed Kim. Kim entered Guanzo with Peter and Peter sat in the car and recorded the video on his camera. Kim was stopped by a group of students who were opposed to the curfew. The students were not English friends again, so they had trouble understanding Peter. But one of them knew a little bit of English so he understood from Peter that Peter was a journalist.

 

 The students then told Peter that they were going to the hospital and that some of their friends had been wounded by the military and were now hospitalized. Peter tells Kim to get a taxi behind them. But after a while Kim hid and came back because the girl was so scared she was not going to take any more risks. Thinking about all this, when he was bringing a taxi, he saw an old woman asking for help. The old woman was told that her son had been wounded by the military and was now in hospital.

 

 Arriving at the hospital, Peter met Kim. And with the help of that English-speaking student, they went to a place where the people of this city were peacefully expressing their demands. And suddenly where the military moves and starts indiscriminate genocide. They go to a tall building to capture video images of it.Peter saw these scenes better from above and Peter ran downstairs with his camera in hand. Kim forbade him to do it. Everyone understood that Peter was a journalist and these people from South Korea were very happy to see him. Suddenly, a military officer spotted Peter. And he tells Zero to grab Peter. But fortunately Kim realizes this, before the soldiers arrive, they take a taxi and flee some distance and Kim's taxi breaks down on the way.

 

 So look at the misery of human life. Where we get sick when we see the void of a military force, the fear goes away from our minds. Whom we respect wholeheartedly. What are they doing to these people. Every human being has the right to live independently in his homeland.

 

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