황개민과 한국 망명지사들의 사상문화교류－「37년 유희몽(三十七年遊戱夢)」에 대한 텍스트 분석을 중심으로－

Abstract

The Daedongdang was an international anti-Japanese organization with the aim of "national equality and human equality" jointly established in Japan by Korean and Chinese patriots in 1916. And the Daedongdang headquarters had been moved to Shanghai in December 1917. Hwang Je-min, a key member of the Daedongdang Party, has supported Korea's independence movement for decades. Hwang Je-min also shared strong friendship with Korean patriots who exile in China in many ways. The ideological and cultural exchanges between Hwang Je-min and Korean exiled patriots had left an important page in the history of modern and contemporary cultural exchanges between Korea and China. They have formed and united a deep consensus and will not only in revolutionary ideas and political ideologies but also in emotional aspects. Focus on the Hwang je-min's "Dream of 37 Years Game," which the first public memoir in China recent years, this paper aims to explore the realities of ideological and cultural exchanges between Hwang Je-min and Korean patriots by referring to other newly discovered historical materials such as prose, poetry, and letters. In addition, the paper would like to raise a discourse that the historical value and significance of their exchanges and cooperation on the history of modern and contemporary cultural exchanges between Korea and China.