In May 1980, Gwangju, a historic city in the southwestern part of South Korea, became the epicenter of one of the most tragic and heartbreaking chapters in modern history. At that time, Korean society was undergoing massive political upheaval. With martial law declared, a suffocating tension gripped the entire city of Gwangju. Soldiers and citizens began to clash in the streets, and as the intensity of these confrontations escalated, the once-peaceful city quickly turned into a chaotic battlefield. Countless people were
