It's about a pro-Japanese soldier.

 Born in Seoul in 1893, Kim Seok-won was a person who worked in the accounting department of the Takji Department, contrary to his unmanned personality. In his own words, he was very happy to see General No Baek-rin coming out of the barracks for training. He later entered school, where Shin Tae-young, who later became the third Army Chief of Staff, attended. As time passed, Kim Seok-won, who entered the Korean Imperial Military Academy, was caught up in the dissolution of the military and went to Japan with his seniors to study. At that time, there was a youth school in Japan, so I had to enter a military academy after graduating from it. Each cadet of a non-related school entered a youth school by appropriate grade. However, at that time, in 1910, the Korean Empire suffered the misfortune of becoming a colony under Japanese coercion. Kim Seok-won graduated from the Army during World War I and is assigned to the 61st Regiment stationed in Wakayama. Later, when I returned to my home country as a captain, I met Park Young-hyo, who once changed from Gaehwapa to pro-Japanese group. At this time, it was Taro Utsunomiya, a notorious Japanese soldier, who introduced him to Park Young-hyo. (He was the commander of the Joseon army.) It is said that his son made absurd remarks about Korea.) It was a kind of custom for Japanese soldiers to meet Park Young-hyo (as it was polite for Japanese prime ministers to meet Mitsuru Toyama) Park Young-hyo impressed Kim Seok-won at this time (according to Kim's retrospective) and helped his family a lot. Kim Seok-won ignores the customs of the family and attaches Park Young-hyo's Young to the son's son's When the Sino-Japanese War broke out in 1938, Kim Seok-won fought against Namwon (the location of the villa where Cheongje was located) as the commander of the 40th Brigade. According to his retrospective at this time, the resistance of the sovereign army was enormous. In this battle, Kim Seok-won sprained his leg and fought while riding a rickshaw. In this battle, a reporter from the Asahi Shimbun was shot and killed while filming together. At this time, another person took it and Kim Seok-won's reputation became known. In the battle of Dongwon, his battalion is said to have been virtually surrounded. The Armed Forces said, "You Japanese!" You are now annihilated," and Kim Seok-won ordered the soldiers to dance while smoking at this time, and then shouted loudly, "Jeungwon-gun will come tomorrow." The Chinese army was ridiculously deceived by the swarm of crazy people who were dancing around and shouting hurrah while smoking.-_-; Kim Seok-won got to know Won Yoon-soo, a mining businessman, before that. It is said that he tried to build a school by combining Won Yoon-soo's funds and Kim Seok-won's money. However, when it was rejected to establish a private school, Kim Seok-won consulted the notorious Governor-General of Joseon, Jiro Minami, saying, "I have a last wish before I die," and obtained permission before going to war in 1938. Kim Seok-won, who was liberated from Pyongyang as a pedestal in 1945, immediately came down to Seoul and became the principal of Seongnam School established by himself and Won Yoon-soo (Won Yoon-soo died in 1940.) Then, he became the head of an organization called the Army, Navy, and Air Force Comrades Association, and he was close to Baekbeom Kim Gu. He tried not to enter the military gate, but he was commissioned as a special class as requested, and later became the first brigade (first division) commander (colon) and fought the Battle of Songaksan Mountain. At that time, 10 soldiers of land bullets came out in this battle. Later, General Chae Myung-shin, who returned from Vietnam after gaining fame, was in this unit, and he was impressed to see Kim Seok-won. Kim Seok-won also seized supplies to North Korea in the middle, knowing that they helped their armament. Pollack was used as corrosion for soldiers or distributed to citizens, and they told them not to put any on their own table. Eventually, a fight broke out over the incident, and Kim Seok-won and then Chief of Staff Chae Byung-deok were dismissed. After the arrangement, Kim Seok-won returned to the principal. However, when the Korean War broke out in 1950, he fled to Daejeon and visited Shin Sung-mo, the enemy of the previous day, to organize a volunteer army. Here, Shin Seong-mo urged Kim to take the position of head of the monastery and commissioned him as head of the monastery. When you see the soldiers and police officers retreating on their way to the commission, take out the knives and say a word. "Listen to the passing patriotic police officers and soldiers. I am Kim Seok-won, the new head of the monastery. What are you doing right now? Are you thinking of drowning in a wise coal while retreating? How much pain will your old mother, father, brother and sister suffer from your retreat? Turn around! Then let's advance north. Lee Seok-won will take the lead!" Kim Seok-won, who was appointed as the head of the monastery, will face the battle of Jincheon.  During the battle, Kim Seok-won takes the archipelago and leads, shouting, "If you don't take the high altitude, we will bury our bones here." The U.S. military adviser disapproved and said, "Division chief, what if you get hit?" When I said, "Please step back," he said, "If you're scared, you disappear." Later, the relationship with Deputy General Manager Kim Baek-il deteriorated, and due to this wind, Andong withdrawal operation failed, and he went to the 3rd Division commander. As the commander of the 3rd Division, he succeeded in the operation to withdraw Jangmunpo at the time. And after a fierce battle in Pohang, I went to the head of the special inspection team. According to a man named Yoo Won-sik, Kim Seok-won ordered him to fight and ran away immediately, but it is a clear lie. Rather, there were many retrospectives that they were impatient because they didn't fight. In addition, I don't understand in common sense that a person who said, "Let's fight and die with me," and even said that the school soldiers fled to take his command. After that, Kim Seok-won was appointed as the head of the army and served as a member of the National Assembly and chairman of Seongnam School, but died of illness in 1978. In his later years, he showed a little repentance enough to build a statue of Ahn Jung-geun, but it was too late. Although he was pro-Japanese group, his military appearance, but his educational appearance was fine. But it's very sad about why talent had to go to pro-Japanese group.