Kim (Korean:1851February 23, 894 ~1March 28, 894) is a famous politician, reformer and leader of the Korean Hua Kai Party in modern history. The word Bowen, called Gu Yun and Gu Yu in ancient times, originated from Anton Jin's family and came from a declining aristocratic family. In his youth, he was influenced by domestic practical thinking and also contacted with modern western capitalist civilization.
1872, first in the imperial examination, entered politics. He has successively served as classic of Sungkyunkwan Pavilion, proofreader of Hong Wen Pavilion, defense proposal of Ministry of National Defense, assistant editor of Hong Wen Pavilion, assistant proofreader of Hong Wen Pavilion, participated in trade negotiation affairs, developed southeast islands, was responsible for whaling, and assisted foreign governments.
He accepted the civilized thoughts of Liu Hongji and Park Jueshou, and formed a civilized party with Hong Yingzhi and Park Xiaoyong. From 1882 to 1884, he visited Japan three times, trying to imitate the Meiji Restoration in Japan to carry out top-down reforms.
1884, Kim led the party and Japan to launch a "coup in Shen Jia" in an attempt to make North Korea embark on the road of modernization, but it was immediately pacified by the Qing army stationed in North Korea led by Yuan Shikai, and Kim fled to Japan under the pseudonym of Iwata Zhouzuo.
1894 was assassinated by Zhongyu Hong, a North Korean assassin in Shanghai, China, and his body was transported back to North Korea and beheaded that year. In the same year, Chunzong Longxi was officially rehabilitated, and was posthumously named a college student in Kuizhangge, Zhong Da, posthumous title.
On February 23rd, 85 1 year (January 23rd, the first year of Xianfeng191kloc-0/year), Kim was born in a family with two declining classes in Chungcheongnam-do, North Korea.
Jin Bingtai, Jin's biological father, is very accomplished in Chinese studies. He was poor all his life and trained for a living. Kim is brilliant and deeply influenced by his father. He has been exposed to poetry since he was a child. At the age of 6, his father ordered Jin to recite poems, and Jin blurted out the poem "Although the moon shines on the world".
At the beginning of the same year (1856), Kim was adopted by his uncle Kim byung-ki and came to Seoul, the capital of North Korea (now Seoul, South Korea). 186 1 year, Byung ki Kim was transferred to Jiangling Prefecture, and Jin followed him until 1866.
Kim studied hard there and entered the academy ("Guli" is the name of Li Er, a famous North Korean scholar). He not only familiarized himself with Confucian classics and Tang poetry and Song poetry, but also studied the works of practical scholars such as Park Jiyuan and Ding Ruoyong, and was deeply influenced by practical thinking.