“The Vertex” (aka “The Peak”) is a 2011 Korean drama movie/series, set during the Japanese colonial period, with 2 episodes, and categorized as historical and based on a true story. SUMMARY: A brief look at the life of a poet who became a political activist participating in Korea’s fight for independence from the Japanese. ♦ His Poems Still Shine a Light into the Dark “The Vertex” (aka “The Peak”) is based on the true story of Lee Won-Rok (1904 – 1944), a poet from Joseon who used the pen name Lee Yook-Sa (or Yi Yuk Sa). The Japanese colonial period in Joseon (now North and South Korea) lasted 35 years (1910 – 1945). There is no detailed biography left behind however, the scriptwriters presented a beautiful and sad story of a man who dreamed of a country free from foreign oppression. He had a gift for expressing his heart through poetry and decided to use his poems as a “voice” for the patriotic freedom fighters who were actively resisting Japanese colonial rule. In “The Vertex” we meet Lee Won-Rok as a young child in Andong, Korea, and his grandfather told him he had a pure heart. He also told him
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The Vertex – A Story About a Warrior-Poet’s Pain
"The Vertex" (aka “The Peak”) is a 2011 historical Korean drama, set during the Japanese colonial period, and based on a true story of a warrior-poet.
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