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文在寅要在中国挖掘一个人的遗骸 日媒：这是抗日
2019年02月27日 09:04 环球时报
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据韩联社26日报道，为迎接即将到来的“三一运动”100周年纪念日，韩国总统文在寅当天在金九纪念馆主持召开国务会议时表示，要在中国继续挖掘著名独立运动家安重根的遗骸。他表示，若韩朝或韩朝中三国共同推动挖掘工作，将更具有意义、且成功概率将更大。
来源：韩联社
据报道，文在寅26日上午前往首尔市内安重根墓地进行拜谒，并表示拜谒目的是“继承爱国烈士的精神”。他表示，卢武铉政府时期韩朝两国曾在中国政府的配合下，共同开展挖掘安重根遗骸的工作，但最终未能成功。青瓦台发言人金宜谦当天在例行记者会上被问及此事时回应称：“韩朝中三国都已对此事有共识，已通过各渠道予以确认。”不过他表示，三方目前还没有详细谈及如何推动具体工作。
安重根是朝鲜近代史上著名的独立运动家。1909年10月，他在哈尔滨火车站成功刺杀时任日本首相伊藤博文，随后当场被捕。日本关东都督府地方法院判处安重根绞刑，并于1910年3月在旅顺行刑。2014年1月19日，安重根义士纪念馆在哈尔滨开馆。
有史料显示，安重根的遗骨被埋在大连旧旅顺监狱附近。1992年，中国与韩国建立正式外交关系后，曾发现一部分有关安重根的资料，当时韩国方面就安重根遗体埋葬地进行了调查。此后，卢武铉政府时期，韩国与朝鲜曾通过中国的帮助尝试挖掘安重根的遗骨，但没有收获。据称，李明博政府曾先后两次委托相关部门对旧旅顺监狱周围的荒山进行调查，但同样没有找到安重根的遗骨。半岛问题专家、曲阜师范大学外国语学院教授李敦球26日对《环球时报》记者表示，当时死刑由日军执行，因此日方可能对此有相关记载。但是否确有知情者、知情者是否在世，目前都是问题。
日本《产经新闻》26日分析称，文在寅以总统的身份率先拜谒安重根，是表现出了“抗日”的斗争姿态。李敦球表示，如今韩方提议挖掘安重根遗骸具有现实意义，这可以还原二战真实情况，帮中朝韩日四国民众正确认识历史，对四国的年轻人更有意义。
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Wen is trying to dig a man’s will in China. Japanese media: This is anti-Japanese
February 27, 2019 09:04 Global Times
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Original title: Wen is trying to dig a man's will in China. Japanese media: This is "anti-Japanese"
According to the Yonhap News Agency on the 26th, in order to welcome the 100th anniversary of the upcoming "March Movement", South Korean President Wen on the day of the Jinjiu Memorial Hall hosted a state conference, saying that it is necessary to continue to explore the famous independent sportsman An Zhonggen in China. remains. He said that if the South Korea and North Korea or the South Korea, the DPRK and the DPRK jointly promote the excavation work, it will be more meaningful and the probability of success will be even greater.
Source: Yonhap News Source: Han Lianhe
According to reports, on the morning of the 26th, Wen went to the cemetery of the Anggen in Seoul, and said that the purpose of the visit was to "inherit the spirit of patriotic martyrs." He said that during the period of the Roh Moo-hyun administration, the ROK and the DPRK, together with the Chinese government, jointly carried out the work of excavating the remains of An Zhonggen, but ultimately failed. Qing Yitai spokesperson Jin Yiqian responded to the matter at the regular press conference on the same day and said: "The three Koreas have had a consensus on this matter and have confirmed it through various channels." However, he said that the three parties have not yet discussed in detail. How to promote specific work.
An Zhonggen is a famous independent sportsman in the modern history of North Korea. In October 1909, when he was successfully assassinated at Harbin Railway Station, he was Prime Minister Ito Bowen, and was arrested on the spot. The local court of the Japanese Governor's Office of the Governor of Kanto sentenced An Zhonggen to death and was executed in Lushun in March 1910. On January 19, 2014, the Anzhonggen Yishi Memorial Hall opened in Harbin.
According to historical data, the remains of An Zhonggen are buried near the old prison in Dalian. In 1992, after China and South Korea established formal diplomatic relations, they found some information about An Zhonggen. At that time, the South Korean side conducted an investigation into the burial place of the Anggen root body. Since then, during the period of the Roh Moo-hyun government, South Korea and North Korea have tried to excavate the remains of An Zhonggen through the help of China, but they have not gained anything. It is said that the Li Mingbo government has twice commissioned the relevant departments to investigate the barren hills around the old Lushun prison, but also did not find the remains of An Zhonggen. Li Dunqi, an expert on the peninsula and a professor at the School of Foreign Languages at Qufu Normal University, told the Global Times reporter on the 26th that the death penalty was carried out by the Japanese army. Therefore, the Japanese side may have relevant records. However, whether or not there is an informed person or an insider is alive is currently a problem.
Japan’s Sankei Shimbun reported on the 26th that Wen’s first visit to Ang’s roots as a president’s identity is a gesture of “anti-Japanese”. Li Dunqi said that it is of practical significance for the South Korean side to explore the remains of An Zhonggen, which can restore the real situation of World War II and help the people of China, North Korea, Korea and Japan to correctly understand history and make more sense to the young people of the four countries.
Keywords: Wen in the Chunan Heavy Roots Anti-Japanese Martyrs
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文在寅要在中国挖掘一个人的遗骸 日媒：这是抗日
2019年02月27日 09:04 环球时报
1,664
原标题：文在寅要在中国挖掘一个人的遗骸 日媒：这是“抗日”
据韩联社26日报道，为迎接即将到来的“三一运动”100周年纪念日，韩国总统文在寅当天在金九纪念馆主持召开国务会议时表示，要在中国继续挖掘著名独立运动家安重根的遗骸。他表示，若韩朝或韩朝中三国共同推动挖掘工作，将更具有意义、且成功概率将更大。
据报道，文在寅26日上午前往首尔市内安重根墓地进行拜谒，并表示拜谒目的是“继承爱国烈士的精神”。他表示，卢武铉政府时期韩朝两国曾在中国政府的配合下，共同开展挖掘安重根遗骸的工作，但最终未能成功。青瓦台发言人金宜谦当天在例行记者会上被问及此事时回应称：“韩朝中三国都已对此事有共识，已通过各渠道予以确认。”不过他表示，三方目前还没有详细谈及如何推动具体工作。
安重根是朝鲜近代史上著名的独立运动家。1909年10月，他在哈尔滨火车站成功刺杀时任日本首相伊藤博文，随后当场被捕。日本关东都督府地方法院判处安重根绞刑，并于1910年3月在旅顺行刑。2014年1月19日，安重根义士纪念馆在哈尔滨开馆。
有史料显示，安重根的遗骨被埋在大连旧旅顺监狱附近。1992年，中国与韩国建立正式外交关系后，曾发现一部分有关安重根的资料，当时韩国方面就安重根遗体埋葬地进行了调查。此后，卢武铉政府时期，韩国与朝鲜曾通过中国的帮助尝试挖掘安重根的遗骨，但没有收获。据称，李明博政府曾先后两次委托相关部门对旧旅顺监狱周围的荒山进行调查，但同样没有找到安重根的遗骨。半岛问题专家、曲阜师范大学外国语学院教授李敦球26日对《环球时报》记者表示，当时死刑由日军执行，因此日方可能对此有相关记载。但是否确有知情者、知情者是否在世，目前都是问题。
日本《产经新闻》26日分析称，文在寅以总统的身份率先拜谒安重根，是表现出了“抗日”的斗争姿态。李敦球表示，如今韩方提议挖掘安重根遗骸具有现实意义，这可以还原二战真实情况，帮中朝韩日四国民众正确认识历史，对四国的年轻人更有意义。
关键字 : 文在寅安重根抗日烈士
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Wen is trying to dig a man’s will in China. Japanese media: This is anti-Japanese
February 27, 2019 09:04 Global Times
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Original title: Wen is trying to dig a man's will in China. Japanese media: This is "anti-Japanese"
According to the Yonhap News Agency on the 26th, in order to welcome the 100th anniversary of the upcoming "March Movement", South Korean President Wen on the day of the Jinjiu Memorial Hall hosted a state conference, saying that it is necessary to continue to explore the famous independent sportsman An Zhonggen in China. remains. He said that if the South Korea and North Korea or the South Korea, the DPRK and the DPRK jointly promote the excavation work, it will be more meaningful and the probability of success will be even greater.
Source: Yonhap News Source: Han Lianhe
According to reports, on the morning of the 26th, Wen went to the cemetery of the Anggen in Seoul, and said that the purpose of the visit was to "inherit the spirit of patriotic martyrs." He said that during the period of the Roh Moo-hyun administration, the ROK and the DPRK, together with the Chinese government, jointly carried out the work of excavating the remains of An Zhonggen, but ultimately failed. Qing Yitai spokesperson Jin Yiqian responded to the matter at the regular press conference on the same day and said: "The three Koreas have had a consensus on this matter and have confirmed it through various channels." However, he said that the three parties have not yet discussed in detail. How to promote specific work.
An Zhonggen is a famous independent sportsman in the modern history of North Korea. In October 1909, when he was successfully assassinated at Harbin Railway Station, he was Prime Minister Ito Bowen, and was arrested on the spot. The local court of the Japanese Governor's Office of the Governor of Kanto sentenced An Zhonggen to death and was executed in Lushun in March 1910. On January 19, 2014, the Anzhonggen Yishi Memorial Hall opened in Harbin.
According to historical data, the remains of An Zhonggen are buried near the old prison in Dalian. In 1992, after China and South Korea established formal diplomatic relations, they found some information about An Zhonggen. At that time, the South Korean side conducted an investigation into the burial place of the Anggen root body. Since then, during the period of the Roh Moo-hyun government, South Korea and North Korea have tried to excavate the remains of An Zhonggen through the help of China, but they have not gained anything. It is said that the Li Mingbo government has twice commissioned the relevant departments to investigate the barren hills around the old Lushun prison, but also did not find the remains of An Zhonggen. Li Dunqi, an expert on the peninsula and a professor at the School of Foreign Languages at Qufu Normal University, told the Global Times reporter on the 26th that the death penalty was carried out by the Japanese army. Therefore, the Japanese side may have relevant records. However, whether or not there is an informed person or an insider is alive is currently a problem.
Japan’s Sankei Shimbun reported on the 26th that Wen’s first visit to Ang’s roots as a president’s identity is a gesture of “anti-Japanese”. Li Dunqi said that it is of practical significance for the South Korean side to explore the remains of An Zhonggen, which can restore the real situation of World War II and help the people of China, North Korea, Korea and Japan to correctly understand history and make more sense to the young people of the four countries.
Keywords: Wen in the Chunan Heavy Roots Anti-Japanese Martyrs
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