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This study is purposed to summarize and highlight the activities of Lee Yong as a racial movement leader in Chinese revolution movement for the period of 1st Chinese Kuomintang-Communist collaboration ranging from 1924 to 1927, as a internationalist and a Korean reader advocating the peace and co-existence in East Asia.
Although Lee Yong was recorded as a “good staff officer” in the artillery division in the Northern Expedition Force, but his military activities in Guangzhou region(廣州) in mid and late 1920s have rarely been known.
Lee Yong was born as patriotic martyr Lee Jun(李儁)’s son in Bukcheong, Hamgyeongbuk-do in 1988, and was the figure greatly contributing in the Korean liberation history with his activities in the Korean liberation movement during the Japanese colonial ear and in the South-Korean Unified Government Establishment Movement. In his early days from 1910s to 1920s, Lee Yong actively engaged in armed struggle with his anti-Japanese struggles and Korean independence-achievement strategies.
The route informing the fact that he had participated in the northern expedition war and the Guangzhou rebellion during the Kuomintang Revolution period(1924~1927) was the book ‘Arirang’ written by Kim San. After ending Siberian civil war, many Korean racial leaders having activated in Manchuria, Maritime Province, Siberia moved to the territories in Chinese jurisdiction under the common anti Japanese goal of ‘overthrow of imperialism’.
As a teacher in the politics department of Hwangpo Military Academy and a general of artillery division in the Dongno Force under Kukmin Revolution Force, Lee Yong participated in the Chinese Kuomin Revolution Force. He organized the Youwol Korean Revolution Association encompassing the nationalists and the communists, and exercised excellent leadership leading the Korean liberation movement leaders in Guangzhou. Since April in 1927, he fully adhered to the principle of Kuomintang-Communist collaboration with opposing Chiage Kai-Sehk’s anticommunism coup d’etat. During the 3-days of Guangzhou rebellion, he took an important role as Yeop Yong’s staff and a practical rebellion commander and the staff protecting the Hong Corps headquarters.
Through such activities, he became emerged as a best elite military officer and a Korean leader among the Korean revolutionists having activated in Manchuria and several territories in Chinese jurisdiction, and was recognized as a leader in Korean liberation movement. Korean revolutionists’ participation in Chinese revolution movements beyond the use of such Chinese civil revolutions made Korean liberation movement’ activity space be expanded to the Chinese modern history, so became an importance chance making the Korean liberation movement be recognized as a part of anti-imperialism movement which was the universal trend at that time in the world history.
Although Lee Yong was recorded as a “good staff officer” in the artillery division in the Northern Expedition Force, but his military activities in Guangzhou region(廣州) in mid and late 1920s have rarely been known.
Lee Yong was born as patriotic martyr Lee Jun(李儁)’s son in Bukcheong, Hamgyeongbuk-do in 1988, and was the figure greatly contributing in the Korean liberation history with his activities in the Korean liberation movement during the Japanese colonial ear and in the South-Korean Unified Government Establishment Movement. In his early days from 1910s to 1920s, Lee Yong actively engaged in armed struggle with his anti-Japanese struggles and Korean independence-achievement strategies.
The route informing the fact that he had participated in the northern expedition war and the Guangzhou rebellion during the Kuomintang Revolution period(1924~1927) was the book ‘Arirang’ written by Kim San. After ending Siberian civil war, many Korean racial leaders having activated in Manchuria, Maritime Province, Siberia moved to the territories in Chinese jurisdiction under the common anti Japanese goal of ‘overthrow of imperialism’.
As a teacher in the politics department of Hwangpo Military Academy and a general of artillery division in the Dongno Force under Kukmin Revolution Force, Lee Yong participated in the Chinese Kuomin Revolution Force. He organized the Youwol Korean Revolution Association encompassing the nationalists and the communists, and exercised excellent leadership leading the Korean liberation movement leaders in Guangzhou. Since April in 1927, he fully adhered to the principle of Kuomintang-Communist collaboration with opposing Chiage Kai-Sehk’s anticommunism coup d’etat. During the 3-days of Guangzhou rebellion, he took an important role as Yeop Yong’s staff and a practical rebellion commander and the staff protecting the Hong Corps headquarters.
Through such activities, he became emerged as a best elite military officer and a Korean leader among the Korean revolutionists having activated in Manchuria and several territories in Chinese jurisdiction, and was recognized as a leader in Korean liberation movement. Korean revolutionists’ participation in Chinese revolution movements beyond the use of such Chinese civil revolutions made Korean liberation movement’ activity space be expanded to the Chinese modern history, so became an importance chance making the Korean liberation movement be recognized as a part of anti-imperialism movement which was the universal trend at that time in the world history.
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Ⅰ. 한ㆍ중연대의 배경과 중국 관내로의 이동
Ⅱ. 황포군관학교와 국민혁명군에서의 활동
Ⅲ. 광주(廣州)봉기의 전개와 이용의 구체적 활동
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