Kim Sang-ok

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Why Is Kim Sang-ok Influential?

According to Wikipedia, Kim Sang-ok was a South Korean poet. Life Kim Sang-ok was born on March 15, 1920, in Tongyeong, Kyeongsangnam-do, Korea and died on October 31, 2004. Kim's sobriquet was Chojeong. During his life, Kim was repeatedly imprisoned for spreading anti-Japanese sentiments. In 1938, along with Kim Yongho and Ham Yunsu, Kim participated in the literary group that produced the magazine 'Barley', in which Kim published the poems "A Grain of Sand” and "The Tea Room” in 1938. Following Korean Liberation, Kim taught at Masan High School, Busan Girls' High School, and Gyeongnam Girls' High School. He founded the Tongyeong Writers' Association in 1956.

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What Schools Are Affiliated With Kim Sang-ok?

Kim Sang-ok is affiliated with the following schools:

• Dankook University
• Ewha Womans University