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 3
Hyeseong
South Korean singer
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South Korean singer
Seo Hye-lin
South Korean singer
Lee Kang-chul
Baseball athlete
Moon Geun-young
South Korean actress
DooRi
South Korean singer
Kang Ye-jin
South Korean singer
Kim Joo-Hyeong
South Korean baseball player
Park Shin-won
South Korean guitarist
Jang Jin-hyuk
South Korean baseball player
Kim Seong-yeon
South Korean olympic athlete
Han Kang
South Korean writer
Kim Kyung-jung
South Korean association football player
Lee Soon-cheol
South Korean baseball player
Lee Daejin
South Korean baseball player
Yubin
South Korean singer
Chi Hyun Chung
Bolivian doctor
Park Hyun-beom
South Korean footballer
Yi So-yeon
South Korean astronaut
Choi Eunsook
South Korean fencer
Kim Yoo-suk
Olympic athlete
ZINNI
Musician
Lee Sun‑ah
Actress
Um Won-sang
South Korean footballer
Son Ho-jun
South Korean actor
Yoon Jin-sol
Singer
Jeong Yun-ho
Singer
Jukjae
Singer
Lim Ji-woo
Model
Cheol min Park
South Korean actor
Kim Kyung-uk
Author
Lee Hyo-choon
Actress
Hur Kyoung-min
South Korean baseball player
Seo Yeon-jeong
Poet
Jang Beom-june
South Korean singer
Kim Jung-bin
Baseball player
Gwang-il Jo
Musical artist
Jang Eun-jin
South Korean writer
Kim Nam-kuk
Member of the National Assembly of the Republic of Korea
Minju Kim
South Korean fashion designer
Park So-eun
Singer
Dae hyun
South Korean singer
Hwang Woo-Jin
Modern pentathlete
Hareem
Singer
Yeonhee
Singer
An San
Olympic athlete
Byung-hyun Kim
Baseball player
