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Published 1 month ago • Taichung, Taiwan • Updated 1 month ago

Cho Myeong-ha Incident Monument

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In the heart of Taichung, at the intersection of Minquan (People’s Rights) and Ziyou (Freedom) Roads, stands a modest monument commemorating the 1928 assassination attempt by Korean independence activist Cho Myeong-ha. The site reflects on the complex and intertwined histories of Taiwan, Japan, and Korea. In the 1920s, both Taiwan and Korea were Japanese colonies, and resistance movements arose in both regions against Japanese imperial rule. Kno…

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Cho Myeong-ha Incident Monument

In the heart of Taichung, at the intersection of Minquan (People’s Rights) and Ziyou (Freedom) Roads, stands a modest monument commemorating the 1928 assassination attempt by Korean independence activist Cho Myeong-ha. The site reflects on the complex and intertwined histories of Taiwan, Japan, and Korea. In the 1920s, both Taiwan and Korea were Japanese colonies, and resistance movements arose in both regions against Japanese imperial rule. Kno…

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