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*Title = Life is running alone like a marathon? No, life is a relay!
*['The Story of My Life's Golden Time' by Publisher Moon Il-suk]'The trajectory of life' from farmers to high-tech Internet newspaper publishers
-Written by/Ilsuk Moon, Publisher
Everyone says there is a golden time (golden time). Was there a golden time in my life? I ask me I don't know. However, there were times when it was overwhelming. Golden Time refers to the time zone in which the listening-to-view rate is the highest in radio-TV, etc., so there may be times when you criticize and install it. This essay follows the proposition I've tried, that is, ¡°¡ãThe wisest person mourns the years of waste the most. ¡ã Misfortune as a child is the power to produce great people. ¡ãLife is running alone like a marathon.¡± This article begins with the premise.
I'm from a senior citizen-a boarder. Boarder-boarder is a word that doesn't even appear in the dictionary. I have written well since I was young, and I got a job in the military for a monthly magazine. He left the military and entered Seoul with the 3,000 won his mother had given him in his hand. She was a penniless and profane orphan. So he spread the military sleeping bag he bought at Namdaemun Market on his desk, went inside it, and slept on the desk. That is why he is a senior (a person sleeping on the desk). But one day, while I was sleeping, I fell from my desk. So he slept under the desk. This is the boarder (the one who sleeps under the desk).
In the early 1980s, he pioneered a new job as a reporter (report-report+writer-writer). It was a job that was not common in Korea. She was a kind of freelance reporter. At that time, he graduated from Damyang Middle School-Damyang Industrial High School (Nong High School)-Gangnam University, which was a socially non-mainstream school, and had few connections or academic connections. He started his first contribution to Sunday Seoul, a weekly magazine affiliated with the Seoul newspaper. The title of his series is'Human Market (ìÑÊà ã¼íÞ). It was written by infiltrating the human-manpower market that buys and sells people. While carrying a lunch box containing half of barley rice, the article in the Human Market series, which was serialized in Sunday Seoul, was published as a book called'Unique Zone' and became a bestseller. With this book, I was able to buy a house.
From 1980 to the end of 1984, I was able to contribute to more than 70 media such as Sunday Seoul, Women's JoongAng, Women's Dong-A, Lady Trend, Water with a Deep Spring, Monthly Chosun, and Jeonggyeong Culture. At the end of one year at the time, the ranking statistics of the authors, which were contributed to a domestic monthly paper, were published, with Professor Kim Dong-gil at Yonsei University ranked first, and the author ranked second. While carrying around the Hangul typewriter that Dr. Byung-Woo Gong invented and manufactured, he pressed the letters so that his fingers hurt. It was a great leap forward from rural villagers-senior citizens.
I am from Damyang, Jeollanam-do. He was a weekly newspaper reporter at the time of May 18, 1980. At the time, the media censorship section for the loss of martial law was on the first floor of the Seoul City Hall. The media censorship group, which was completely controlled by the military, controlled it from reporting any articles related to the Gwangju Democratization Movement. Since then, I have collected harsh photos related to the Gwangju Democratization Movement. From 1985 to 1989, he worked as a reporter at the Segaetimes (Editing Deputy Director of the Last Book) published in Manhattan, New York, USA. At this time, it was possible to report the situation of tyranny related to the Gwangju Democratization Movement as if it was not under any control. Or they reported various political events and anti-government protests that took place in Korea as they are. At the time, Chun Doo-hwan's military government officials referred to me as an anti-government reporter. According to cultural theory, it is said that culture expands as much as it is destroyed by human will. The fierce resistance of the Korean people and the masses to dictatorship and political oppression would have been the strength of democracy progress as much as they did.
At this time, something unforgettable was created. I'm the author of'Although Central Intelligence Agency)' (3 volumes), and I got an opportunity to interview former Central Intelligence Agency members such as Bang Joon-mo, former head of the Central Intelligence Agency's Inspectorate Office, and Choi Se-hyun, former Sunday Corporation (of Central Intelligence Agency). This led to tracking of the disappearance of former head of the Central Intelligence Agency, Hyung-wook Kim. The author's name often appears among the missing data of Kim Hyeong-wook from the Past Photographic Investigation Committee that the Roh Moo-hyun administration made progress. However, in this regard, the truth I was pursuing was finally buried.
America is a true, very democratic country. However, whether it was because the US, which we have seen in the US, is taking the national interests of the US in terms of democratization in Korea, democratization in Korea was behind the scenes. In 1987, New Yorkers visited the opposition party led by President Kim Young-sam. At a meeting attended by more than 20 members of the National Assembly, Lee Ga, who served as the US ambassador to the Republic of Korea, made a bleak remark, "Roh Tae-woo will become the next president." As he said, Roh Tae-woo became president. The United States tolerated South Korea's coup d'état and their brutal power. I witnessed a regretful moment.
At the time, the Korean people resisted the dictatorships of the Park Chung-hee-Chun Doo-hwan military. They fought on the streets to establish democracy. Poisonous, tear gas gas penetrated into the lungs. He broke the bricks on the road and threw it with all his might and fought a street fight. In particular, information related to the Gwangju massacre began to enter New York one after another. News-information of the people's struggle against anti-dictatorship, who closed their eyes in Korea, flowed into New York through an underground route. I recorded all of the domestic news-information that had resisted the military regime in the Liberation District of New York, USA. At this time, newspapers used a new communication tool called'fax milli', mostly introduced into the country and delivered to the government and civic groups. 'Fax communication' showed its power. Even if it was blocked, I witnessed a hole in the bright dawn somewhere.
At this time, he also reported on Koreans who met North Korean President Kim Il-sung (April 15, 1912, from South Pyongan Province-July 8, 1994). At that time, the South Korean government was implementing a blockade policy against North Korean information. It was a time when I couldn't put Kim Il-sung's photos in the newspaper. But America was different. US citizens were allowed to visit North Korea. Many Koreans with US citizenship visited North Korea and met Kim Il-sung. In addition, many people visited North Korea from Japan and met North Korean President Kim Il-sung. The interviewees I met with North Korean Kim Il-sung were dozens of people, including former UN Ambassador Lim Chang-young (1960.9.6.-1961.6.1.) and journalist Myung-ja civilization (1930-2008). Those who could not meet trace the data. Reported. I often listened to the Columbia University Library in Manhattan, New York, where a lot of the live North Korean materials published by North Korea were stored. There was a lot of North Korean data that was not available in South Korea.
Even then, ¡°Why are you doing such a dangerous report? There were many people around me who said, "What do you do when you enter Korea?" However, New York in the United States was also a newspaper published in Manhattan, so it was an extraterritorial jurisdiction that the Korean government could not interfere with. At the time when I was able to freely write such articles, it was golden time (golden time) as a reporter. Probably, as you might guess, the Korean Americans who visited North Korea and met with North Korean President Kim Il-sung were the targets of surveillance by the intelligence officers dispatched from the Central Intelligence Agency and Security Agency. As a journalist, wasn't I also one of the targets of surveillance? At the time, I am grateful to America for protecting me. In this respect, I am a pro-American.
Although Kim Il-sung is also the one who caused the 6.25. Syngman Rhee, Jeonghee Park, Doohwan Chun, Taewoo Roh, and Youngsam Kim were the best politicians in North Korea, who fought a long-term political battle between South and North Korea. Korea is a free democracy. It can be said that South Korea, who chose liberal democracy, won the long confrontation between South Korea and North Korea. The economic explosive growth that South Korea has achieved, which is the pride of human history, was due to liberal democracy. At the time of meeting Kim Il-sung, Koreans may have been'poppy' because they met Kim Il-sung. However, Kim Il-sung may be the defeated leader in the South-North Korea confrontation.
Life as a newspaper reporter in Manhattan, New York, USA from 1985-1989 was a flowery period of my life. It was a very poor time economically. Still, when I recall, I thought I was great. He said that ¡°unhappiness is the power to produce great people,¡± but because there was an unfortunate childhood, I was able to spend it without knowing if that unhappiness was unhappiness.
In 1989, I came to Seoul. He joined the daily newspaper, Segye Ilbo, and was appointed to the political department. But Mr. A, the head of the politics of the newspaper, who had eaten rust in the Chun Doo-Hwan regime (formerly the chief of public affairs at the U.S. embassy), said, "You're a red journalist, hit me in the neck and come in if you can get into the politics department!" At that time, I thought like this.
"okay. It is true that I am a reporter from the Musan masses. I am the leftist? no. I am Korean, so it is clear that I am Korean. Since I was born, I have eaten only with my right hand, so I am right. When I get on the train, when I get on or off the escalator, I hold it with my right hand, so I am right. I like the Chosun Ilbo overseas, so I read the Chosun Ilbo often. I like the yellow color of jobap, so I'm a jopa. If you answer more honestly? I am a man, so I am a man. Even more, to be honest, I always use my left hand to clean my anus, so I am left-wing only when I do that. Even more, to be honest, the left? the right wing? I am not sure. When a bomber carries a bomb and flies at high speed toward the enemy, it flies with the left and right wings. If you fly with only one wing, you will end up self-destruct. Even insignificant flies fly with left and right wings.¡±
I joined the Segye Ilbo Political Department, but couldn't even go to the Political Department, and after spending a year in the ¡®World and I¡¯ ¡®World Woman¡¯ published by the publishing house, I did not resign, and when compared to school, I dropped out. He left without any regrets.
Starting in 1990, my life was pushed to the scene of a more intense sweep. That year, I joined the Saturday newspaper. During the 1992 presidential election, he led the presidential election as chief editor. When Director Taek-soo Ahn (former Chairman of the Journalists Association-former National Assembly member), who was the editor-in-chief, left the editorial office to run for the National Assembly, Seju Hong (publisher) appointed me as editor-in-chief. Director Ahn Taek-soo, former editor-in-chief, handed over 35,000 copies of the Saturday Newspaper (weekly) to me, the successor to me. During the December 18, 1992 presidential election, I was the editor-in-chief. At this time, the number of issued copies exceeded 330,000. It was the highest number of publications in the history of the Korean weekly newspaper. It must have been because pro (öÑ) Kim Dae-jung's editorial tone was spread. Probably, this was the peak of my life as a reporter of my life.
Life is running alone like a marathon. That wasn't it. At this time, the owner of the ¡°Saturday Newspaper¡± recovered the position of the editor-in-chief that was given to me. The failure of the Kim Dae-jung presidential election was a big hit. Politics was so scary. When it reached the top, it seemed that it was supposed to come down. Life was not a marathon race, but a relay relay. I gave up the job of the editor-in-chief of the weekly newspaper that I had devoted myself to, and I had to leave. At that time, presidential candidate Kim Dae-jung, who was defeated, left if he left to study in England. Tears ran in my eyes. Tears came for a few days. That's how it feels to come down from the top.
After leaving the Saturday newspaper, he founded Sunday Seoul, a weekly newspaper in 1993, and worked as a director and editor-in-chief for 3 years. If you write the history of Korea's modern weekly newspaper, a realistic foundation was being built. After closing the editor-in-chief of the Saturday Newspaper-Sunday Seoul, I moved to the newspaper owner-publisher system.
With the permission of Minister Oh In-hwan, who was the Minister of Public Affairs for the last five years of the Kim Young-sam administration, the current affairs weekly newspapers'Weekly Hyundai' and'The Intent of the Case' were started. In April 1997, he founded a newspaper. Since 1997, I have been publishing the current weekly newspaper'Weekly Hyundai', and since 1998, the current weekly newspaper'The Inside of the Case'. Since 2003, he has been publishing Internet newspaper Break News. For a while, Break News ranked first in the Internet newspaper industry. It has grown into a large medium, exceeding 1,000 monthly visitors. It is a medium that still ranks high in the number of visitors.
One of the indispensable things in my life is the publication of the Daily Pen and Freedom (short for ¡°Daily Pen¡±-Daily National Magazine), which began publication in 2000. I was the most interviewer of former president Kim Dae-jung and the opposition president. A full interview should last at least 3 hours. Only then can it penetrate the essence. With such a deep relationship with former President Kim Dae-jung, he was also the first interviewer since he took office in February 1998. Culture Minister Park Ji-won was the main secretary who registered the'Daily Pen and Freedom' that I published. 'Daily Pen', a national daily newspaper in tabloid format, was the best selling daily newspaper in Seoul since its publication.
In secular terms, this was the so-called Golden Time, which went best. However, the time at the peak was very short and short. About one year and six months after the publication of the daily newspaper, the union declared a general strike, and the daily newspaper, which had been well-run, was closed. As the owner/publisher, I climbed to the peak and slumped to the dusty ground. I thought you were going to be a great person. That wasn't it. Seongju Ingot Gong (à÷ñ«ÎÕÍö). There was a time when it was piled up, but the time when it fell apart followed closely.
Yes. I spent 49 years of his life as a reporter (including 3 years in the army Jung Hoon Byeong). It's not a short time. Now this time. At this time as the publisher or owner of the newspaper, the mission that I still pledge is to be "action in the expansion of freedom."
The Republic of Korea is a country devoted to freedom of speech. Compared to China-Russia-North Korea, I think it is a country that is about a haven for freedom of speech. I think it's a pleasure to be able to live in such a country. I sculpted the phrase "Freedom, let's live together! I can't live without you" on very hard wood, and hung it outside the company with a carving knife. As a media owner, "Let's not change" is a kind of commitment.
Following the military dictatorship of Park Jeong-hee and Chun Doo-hwan, I have been working as a reporter or media company owner-publisher in the current government, as well as the former presidents Roh Tae-woo, Kim Young-sam, Kim Dae-jung, Ro Moo-hyun, Lee Myung-bak, and Park Geun-hye. Korea served in its own way in the process of establishing democracy and democracy. Seawater does not ask itself which trough it was flowing from, but it is only dissolved by itself in such seawater. I, too, are a stream of media in the process of establishing democracy and democracy in Korea. I hope to remain one of those waters.
He worked as a reporter in earnest from 1976, and from that time until just before the Moon Jae-in regime, he was the subject of management-observation-monitoring by the Central Intelligence Agency-Ministry of Security and National Intelligence Service (IOs). They used to visit often. Whenever they changed their successors, they said, ¡°I was in charge of me and asked, ¡°In 1976, did you ride a thief train from Jangseong Station?¡± ¡°Is he the one who came up to Seoul on a thief train?¡± was a question of criticism, looking down, honestly, I was a musan public without a suit until then. I was able to write well, so I got a job in a monthly magazine in the military, so I had to go to work the next day. Wearing the reserve military uniform and reserve military boots, he went to Jangseong Station. The Honam Line train checker asked me to salute me and board. To be precise, it was a free ride. However, it was a ride that the inspection agent allowed himself. Therefore, the thief train did not ride. However, I was that kind of guy.
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Had there been a golden time in my life, I would never have spent time like this. Also, since he was born as a farmer's son in a poor rural village and started his life unfortunately, would he succeed as a great person? no. Couldn't it? Really, it wasn't that kind of life. The protagonist of the film'Am Yours' compared capitalism to fascism. In doing so, he accused him of "the place of fascism was dominated by business." In my opinion, I think that companies have taken away what the press has had for a long time, the press was at the peak of the power triangle, but not now. Will those years come again? When I was young, I was a farmer. I graduated from agricultural high school, so I was a farmer until I graduated from high school. Until the farmer became the publisher of a high-tech Internet newspaper, he had lived a breathless life. As a writer, there are over 30 books. He picks'Although the Central Intelligence Agency (3 volumes in total)' as his representative book. I was buried in sudden change-transformation. I have lived my life alone, running, and hard, so my life never shined like a winning marathoner. Life wasn't a marathon running wild alone. Finally, I realized that life is a relay.
There is a piece of my life, noisy and noisy, and it reveals that I have written this article as a record. There was no golden time in my life. It was in itself. They confess that they were just getting on the seat of the ages like a train running on a high speed. Not Golden Time. However, he confesses that it was'time to make a seat' for the upcoming successor. My life was a non-mainstream continuation. That is why they respect the mainstream. This article is a non-mainstream confession of life from start to finish, but to all those who have helped me, take off the wool hat I always wear and say "Thank you". And, successors of my life, be honored to you!
[This article reveals that it was published in the March issue of the monthly'Poetry (publisher Jeong-Hwan Seo)' under the title "Golden Time in My Life, a Countryman Becomes an Internet Newspaper Publisher".]
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