The Cruel History of Horse Congee Street is a Korean movie, also known as High School in 1978. The protagonists of the movie are several high school students. Among them, the hero Hyun-soo is a simple and honest transfer student, and the heroine Eun-joo is a senior sister who is a year older than him. The two are attracted to each other and both love music, so Hyun-soo wants to play and sing for Eun-joo's guitar. During Hyun-soo's practice, a familiar melody hit me because it's also featured in the Korean movie Mints. After searching, I found that this song is not only the soundtrack of the movie, but also the gold award track of the first Korean University Song Festival in 1977. At the beginning of the mint, Jin Yonghao sang this song What should I do frantically and indulgently at the party. After singing this song, he stood on the rails with open arms and angrily shouted at the rushing train and reopened. It turns out that in 1978, this song was not only the song that Hyun-soo wanted to show his love to Eun-joo, but also the song that Yong-ho and his first love sang when they met at a party. In 1978, Yonghao used his hands as a camera to take pictures of his first love. He was pure and kind, and he had no idea what he would experience in the next 21 years. In 1978, Park Chung-hee, who had mutinied to seize power, had officially served as president for 15 years, but he was assassinated the following year, and South Korea will usher in a more fierce Chun Doo-hwan. In 1978, Gwangju was just a place name, and people would not mourn when they mentioned Gwangju. However, it should come, and it will always come. The time will come, don't be afraid.
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