relatives collected his other poems and added them to a third edition of the book. The poems that are in this edition (116 in total) are considered to be most of Yun's works. In a 1986 survey, he was selected as 'the most popular poet amongst the youth' and his popularity continues to this day. The following are two English translations of the foreword to his collection, dated November 20, 1941: In 2020, Korean-American Byun Man-sik translated Yoon Dong-ju's representative poems as Yoon Dong-ju: Selected Poems into English. In popular culture In Lee Jung-myung's novel The Investigation (the title of the English translation of original Korean novel) is, inter alia, "an imaginative paean to" Yun. In 2007, Yun Dongju is recited by "Sam", on South Korean television series "I Am Sam (TV series)", in episode 13. In 2011, Yun Dong-Ju Shoots the Moon, a musical based on his life, was performed by the Seoul Performing Arts Company. The movie DongJu: The Portrait of a Poet was released in February 2016. It depicts the lives of Yun Dong-Ju and Song Mong-kyu in the setting of the Japanese colonial era. Yun is portrayed by actor Kang Ha-Neul. Several theaters screened the movie with English subtitles. On December 31 episode of Infinite Challenge featured the climax of the history and hip-hop, Kwanghee and Gaeko featuring Oh Hyuk from Hyukoh performed song title "Your Night" inspired from Yun Dong-ju life and poet. On 30 December 2010, Google Doodle celebrated the Birthday of Yun Dong-ju. See also List of Korean-language poets Korean independence movement Korean literature References Choi, Dong-Ho. 2002. "A Study of Intertextuality between Yoon Dong Ju's 'Another Hometown' and Lee Sang's 'The Lineage': Centering on the Poetic Word 'the Skeleton'," Journal of the Research Society of Language and Literature 39: 309–325. [in Korean] References External links 1917 births 1945 deaths Korean Presbyterians Korean independence activists Literature of Korea under Japanese rule Korean male poets Prisoners who died in Japanese detention Korean people who died in prison custody 20th-century Korean poets Yonsei University alumni Rikkyo University alumni Doshisha University alumni 20th-century male writers Papyeong Yun clan