Anarchism in Korea

Hey there! Do you know what anarchism means? It's when people want to live in a world where everyone is free and equal, and nobody tells anyone else what to do.

Now, in Korea, there were some people who also wanted to live like that. They believed that the government was not doing a good job and that people should make their own decisions without someone in charge.

These people were called anarchists. They believed that everyone should work together and make decisions together, instead of having someone in charge making all the rules.

But not everyone agreed with anarchism. Some people thought that it was too risky to have no one in charge, and that there was a danger that things could get out of control.

Despite this disagreement, there were many anarchists in Korea who tried to make their ideas a reality. They formed groups and worked together to try to make changes in their communities.

Sometimes there were conflicts with the government, but the anarchists continued to fight for their beliefs. They believed that everyone should be free to choose their own path and that people should treat each other with kindness and respect.

So that's what anarchism in Korea is all about - people wanting to live in a world where everyone is free and equal, and where people work together to make decisions that benefit everyone.