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 4
Park Yang-woo
Former Minister of Culture, Sports and Tourism of South Korea
Lee Kyu-wan
Politician
Minjung Kim
Artist
Iyeongsuk Musician
Singer
Kwon Eun-hee
Member of the National Assembly of the Republic of Korea
Lim Hyun-ju
South Korean television presenter
Kim Shin-rok
Actress
Jang In-ho
Actor
Woobin Musician
Vocalist
Kim Woo Hyung
Cinematographer
Youm Kyoung-youb
Baseball manager
Kim Sung Je
South Korean pro gamer
Yuhwan Musician
Singer
Seo Wook
Former Minister of National Defense of South Korea
Lee Dae-jin
Baseball player
Song Young Jae
Actor
Jang Jae-keun
Kim Yon Ja
Singer
Lee Eui-lee
Baseball pitcher
Choi Ji-hoon
Baseball player
Son Joo In
Baseball player
Kim Tae-hwan
South Korean football player
cho-hee oh
Actress
Iyeongsuk
Singer
S.G. Lee
South Korean baseball player
Kang Myung-Gu
Simon Ok Hyun-jin
Archbishop
Kim Da-jeong
Singer
Yoo Chae-ran
South Korean badminton player
Ha-Reem
Singer
Yunkyoung
Singer
Kim Yusob
South Korean artist
Bae Hye-ji
Lee Sung-Gyu
Baseball player
Kim Seunghui
South Korean poet
Byun Hyuk
South Korean film director
Woobin
Vocalist
Lim Ki Jun
Baseball player
Bae Seung-min
Musical artist
No Jin-hyuk
Baseball player
Woo-hyung Kim
Cinematographer
Hajoon
Musical artist
Na Go Eun
Singer
Jae-Sik Chang
Lee Hyeong-soon
Military officer
Jung Hyung-sik
Baseball player
Choi sun jeong
South Korean entrepreneur
