The special guest is Chairman Kim Hong-sang, who previously served as the director of the Korea Rural Economic Institute and currently operates the Nongjeong Research Center, a private agricultural policy research institute.
The school's motto is 'Be true, work hard.' 'Be true' is a complex concept related to exploring truth, and 'work hard' emphasizes fulfilling one's responsibilities as an individual, rather than just studying.
The guest's alma mater was founded by anarchists after Korea's liberation from Japanese colonial rule. They established middle schools, high schools, and even a university (Cheonggu University, the predecessor of Yeungnam University) to emphasize the importance of education, and uniquely, they taught Esperanto instead of English.
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