Kim Seong-su

Kim Seong-su's achievements are monumental in the context of Korean history. He founded two of the most significant institutions in the country: The Dong-A Ilbo, which has been a pillar of Korean journalism for over a century, and Korea University, one of the prestigious 'SKY' universities that educates the nation's future leaders. His role as the second Vice President of South Korea placed him at the helm during the Korean War, a period of profound national crisis.His legacy is unique in that he combined education, journalism, politics, and business in service of national self-strengthening. The Inchon Memorial, named after his art name, ensures that his contributions are remembered and studied. His life's work continues to influence Korean society, making him a figure of enduring importance.