Gwangju
Gwangju is a city in the southwest corner of South Korea. It's known for a pro-democracy uprising in 1980. The event is commemorated by the 5·18 Memorial Park, with tree-lined paths and dramatic bronze sculptures, and the 5·18 National Cemetery. East, the craggy Mudeungsan Mountain National Park has striking rock formations. In the foothills, the rebuilt 6th-century Jeungsimsa Temple has a Silla-era stone pagoda.
People born in Gwangju (First 49 people) - Page 1
Beom June Jang
Singer
Chung Hyun Kyung
South Korean theologian
Hwang Saem
Singer
Moon Seon Jae
Baseball player
Park Joon-pyo
South Korean baseball player
Kim Hwan-Sung
Singer
Kim Jung-Ho
Singer
Seo Geon-chang
South Korean baseball player
Shin Jong-gil
Baseball player
Sim Hyeon-seob
Actor
Yoon Myung-june
South Korean baseball player
Lee Ho-joon
Baseball player
Nam Gi-nam
South Korean director
Sim Sang-u
South Korean journalist
Song Ha-young
Singer
Yoon Tae-ho
South Korean visual artist
Tex Hill
American fighter pilot
Woo Hyeon
South Korean actor
Yang Eui-ji
Baseball catcher
Yang Won Kyung
Comedian
Yun Il-Lok
South Korean football player
Zheng Lücheng
Chinese composer
Zuny
Musical artist
Park Lyn June
Heo Ji-woong
South Korean columnist
Lee Jong-beom
South Korean baseball player
Yang Hyeon-jong
Baseball pitcher
Sun Dong-yol
South Korean baseball player
Yeo Hong-chul
Olympic athlete
Hong Jin-young
South Korean singer
Han Ji-hye
South Korean actress
Kim Chang-Ki
South Korean singer
Kim Taek-soo
Former table tennis player
Lee Yong-jae
South Korean footballer
Joo Hyun-mi
South Korean singer
Yoon Ah-jung
South Korean actress
Jung So-yeon
South Korean singer
Choi Joo-hwan
Baseball second baseman
Kim Jang-soo
Former Minister of Defense of the Republic of Korea
An Se-young
South Korean badminton player
Jeong Seong-hoon
Film writer
RISABAE
South Korean YouTuber
Park Chul-min
South Korean actor
Lee Han-wi
South Korean actor
Ki Sung-yueng
South Korean football player
Kang Kyung-won
Kim Won-jung
Ice hockey player
