晲觀 申圭植과 중국혁명파의 연대활동에 대한 再考

Abstract

Around November 1911, Shin Gyu-sik went into exile to participate in the Chinese Revolution. I can’t just sit down and watch my country collapse shamelessly, so I started to act directly. After arriving in China, he interacted with many Chinese revolutionary figures such as Song Zhao-ren, Huang Xing, and Chen Qi-mei, joined the Chinese Alliance and Namsa, a cultural revolution organization, and participated in the Chinese Revolution himself. This is because I thought the Chinese Revolution was a premise for the Korean Revolution. After that, they organized a new child ritual and conducted solidarity activities for Korean independence. This new human base played an important role in the establishment and activities of the provisional government. On April 11, 1919, the Provisional Government of the Republic of Korea was established. In 1921, New Sik was dispatched to the Guangdong government as the acting prime minister, foreign minister, and attorney general to meet Sun Wen. It was to request the Washington Conference to introduce the Korean independence issue and to obtain approval from the provisional government. In response, the Guangdong government refused to interview both governments, saying that they had not received formal approval, but eventually allowed him to do so because he was a comrade who participated in the revolution together. This not only achieved diplomatic results in obtaining de facto approval for the provisional government, but also served as an important basis for the provisional government to receive support from China in the future.