“I intend to offer each and every cup, so I cannot even count them.” Kim Chan-su, Chairman of the 4·9 Inhyeok Martyrs Succession Project Association, said this on the 12th at ‘Sindongjae’ in Jicheon-myeon, Chilgok-gun, North Gyeongsang Province, as he placed a jar of liquor on the ancestral altar. In a small earthenware jar, he [held] ‘Sindong Makgeolli,’ which has been produced in Sindong Village since 1987.
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“I intend to offer each and every cup, so I cannot even count them.” Kim Chan-su, Chairman of the 4·9 Inhyeok Martyrs Succession Project Association, said this on the 12th at ‘Sindongjae’ in Jicheon-myeon, Chilgok-gun, North Gyeongsang Province, as he placed a jar of liquor on the ancestral altar. In a small earthenware jar, he [held] ‘Sindong Makgeolli,’ which has been produced in Sindong Village since 1987.