Baek Ki-wan’s eldest daughter, “Bit in her mouth and fluttering her jade skirt… My father went a long way.”

Published in 1979 by the late Paik Ki-wan, the book’Biting in the mouth and fluttering a jade skirt’. I wrote a book in a book asking my eldest daughter, Professor Baek Won-dam, to “resemble the spirit of a woman in Goguryeo and stand proud as the subject of historical development.” © News1

Professor Baek Won-dam, the eldest daughter of the late Paik Ki-wan, said, “As a senior and junior in the social movement, the daily life of constant tension was not easy, but it was a shining and truly overwhelming time” in memory of his father who passed away.

On the 15th, Professor Paik said on Facebook on the 15th that his father, “He compiled a letter to his daughter in 1979 and gave him a guide to living a lifetime.” I remembered.

He thanked him, “For 62 years, as a father and eldest daughter, as a senior and junior in social movements, the daily life of constant tension was not easy, but it was a shining and really overwhelming time.”

On this day, Professor Paik said, “Father, Mr. Ki-Wan Baek has gone a long way,” and said, “I have to send it to you to go comfortably. How can I send it to you?”

The deceased asked her daughter to live the world like this through the book’Bit in her mouth and fluttering her jade skirt’.
The deceased said,’A beautiful woman does not mean a person with a pretty face, but a woman who stands as the subject of historical development. As an example, he cited a woman with the spirit of Goguryeo who commanded the continent.

This was expressed as’a woman who stood up against the oppression and injustice of the world by biting in her mouth and fluttering her jade skirt.’

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