Bang Jeong-hwan
Bang Jeong-hwan (1899–1931) was a South Korean writer and educator.
Also recorded as Janmul; Geumpari; Ssang S; Mulmangcho; Mokseong; Bukgeukseong.
Overview
Born at Seoul in 1899, died at Seoul in 1931.
In detail
Bang Jeong-hwan studied at Korea University. the recorded working language is Korean.
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