To. Dear Yu Gwan-sun.

 Hello, Yu Gwan-sun. My English name is Michelle and my Korea name is Park Seo-jung.

I write this letter, because today I went to Seodaemun Prison History Hall. Please read carefully about Seodaemun Prison History Hall.

 In 1910, Korea lost its independence to Japan. Japan ruled the country for 36 years Seodaemun Prison was the biggest prison at that time.

 Do you know Independence Gate? It was built in 1896 as a symbol of independence. It was modeled after the "Arch of Triumph" in Paris.

 One of the most famous resistance demonstrations was the March 1st Movement. Do you join with freedom fighter in this Movement?

 However more than 2million people joined and shouted "Daw-han-min-guk-man-se" it is same thing"Long live Korea."

Yu Gwan-sun, Han Young-un and many other patriots died in the Seodaemun Prison. I thought it is rery cruel and atrocity. But don't worry Yu Gwan-sun, Korea finally won back its independence in 1945. So we live now happily. And we always thank to Freedom fighters.

 I know you are very famous female freedom fighter. I respect about y our bravery. I was suprised about your age. Because you died in prison in 1920, at the age of 18.

  I will introduce to you about Korea's national things.

 First, Tae-guek-gi it is the Korea national flag. It have many meaning things. 

 Second, Mugungwha is national flower of Korea. It also called Rose of sharon.

 Last national Anthem is Korea's song. It called "Ae-guk-ka" which means "Song of Love for the Country."

 When I went to Seodaemun Prison History Hall. My feel is san and proud. Why I feel sas we lost independence for a while. But I was proud, because we recover freedom.

 Thank you for read this letter. Bye~!

                                                               2010.8.28.Saturday

                                                          From. Michelle (Park Seo-jung)