Actor Kwon Oh-joong has teamed up with Professor Seo Kyung-duk from Sungshin Women's University to create a special historical exploration video. On the 3rd, Professor Seo announced on his personal SNS, "In celebration of the International Day of Persons with Disabilities, we have released a historical exploration video for disabled youth with Kwon Oh-joong."

The video is approximately 9 minutes long and introduces sites of the anti-Japanese movement located in Jongno-gu, Seoul. The duo visited places like the Octagonal Pavilion and the birthplace of doctor Kim Sang-ok.

In particular, sign language and subtitles were included at the bottom of the screen to help the hearing impaired easily understand the content. The video was distributed to about 200 welfare facilities for the disabled.

Kwon Oh-joong said, "As someone raising a disabled youth, I know how important field learning is," expressing hope that "the video will serve as a small guide."

Professor Seo also stated, "I want to help with the history education of those for whom outdoor activities are not easy. I plan to continue making historical introduction videos in the future."

Meanwhile, Kwon Oh-joong and Professor Seo have played roles as history informants. Last June, they collaborated on a video commemorating independence activist Seo Young-hae.

<Photo Source = Seo Kyung-duk's SNS Capture>