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KMID : 0877120230360020001
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Journal of Korean Medical History
2023 Volume.36 No. 2 p.1 ~ p.12
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The Life and Activities of East Asian medicine doctor Shin Kwang-ryul after liberation
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Lee Kye-Hyung
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Abstract
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Immediately after liberation, Shin Kwang-ryul served as the director of the Shinbukcheong People's General Hospital, and defected to South Korea alone in December 1945 with hostility to the Soviet military government. Later, he joined the political operation team (ïÙö½ÍïíÂÓé) and was dispatched to the Sinbuk Office as a member of Hamgyeong-do's committee. However, after this was revealed, his wife was taken to the security and tortured to death. Later, when he learned about this, he left a Wolnam Yuseo (êÆÑõë¶ßö) and decided to commit suicide. He left politics and started a new family while running a pharmacy. In 1950, he fled Dangjin, Chungnam, during the Korean War and opened an East Asian medical clinic. In 1955, he passed the Korean Medical Examination and opened Cheongpa Oriental Medicine Clinic in Asan, Chungcheongnam-do. In 1969, he ran an East Asian medical clinic in Dohwa-dong, Mapo, Seoul, and moved to Hongeun-dong in 1972 to open Hamnam Oriental Clinic. At this time he wrote a Cheongpa Pharmacy Summary (ôì÷çúÐÛ°é©ÌÁ). In his later years, he treated poor patients for free, and he continued to work even though he was unwell due to a broken spine. He died in 1980 leaving behind a ¡°proud mind¡±.
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KEYWORD
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Shin Kwang-ryul, the Sinbuk-cheong People's General Hospital, political operation team(ïÙö½ÍïíÂÓé), Wolnam Yuseo(êÆÑõë¶ßö), Cheongpa Pharmacy Summary(ôì÷çúÐÛ°é©ÌÁ)
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