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Abstract
At the end of the Joseon Dynasty, traditional martial arts's successors all died of old age. It is difficult to inherit the national cultural heritage and hand it down to descendants through individual efforts alone. We all need to take care of it and preserve it.
As with arts that have been handed down by the people, there are no written records related to the genealogy of traditional martial arts
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Successor of traditional martial arts during the Japanese colonial period
Description
It is Song Chang-ryeol, who passed down Korean traditional martial arts during the Japanese colonial period from 1942 to 2017.
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‘Subak’ by an 80-year-old man who has undergone two cancer surgeries
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This film was shot in 2013 by the Hankyoreh, a Korean media company.
The craftsman passed away in 2017.
The Korean Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism announced that it was handed down by human beings like Korean wrestling registered in UNESCO.
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