1970년대 광주의 거리와 사람들｜컬러로 되살아난 기록｜Life in Gwangju, Korea in the 1970s | Colorized Historical Archive

Black-and-white documentary photographs taken in Gwangju, Jeollanam-do—now Gwangju Metropolitan City, South Korea—during the 1970s have been brought back to life through AI color restoration and motion technology. This historical archive offers a vivid look at the streets of Gwangju and the everyday lives of the people who lived there. From Geumnam-ro and the Gwangju Stream to local markets, narrow alleyways, the Saemaul Movement, and urban redevelopment projects, rediscover the city and its residents during a period of rapid change. ※ This archival video was created from historical photographs using AI Color Restoration, AI Upscaling, and Motion Restoration. Every effort was made to respect the historical value and period context of the original images, while ensuring that the restoration did not distort their documentary meaning. All color restoration, AI upscaling, and motion production were completed by Coloring Memories. [ Timeline ] 00:01 Introduction & About This Video 00:17 Songjeong, Gyerim-dong & Sugi-dong 00:59 Downtown Gwangju 01:22 Nongseong-dong, Seoseok-dong, Daeui-dong & Jungang-ro 02:09 Gyerim Elementary School & Songam-dong 02:36 Students, Rural Life & the Saemaul Movement 03:26 Major Markets of Gwangju 04:22 Bus Companies, Terminals & Roads Explore More Historic Korea    • 그때 그 시절   ──────────────── [ Photo Credits & Copyright ] The photographs used in this video are CC BY Type 1 materials provided by the Gwangju Metropolitan City Audiovisual Archive. All materials have been used in accordance with the required attribution and copyright conditions. The original photographs have been enhanced with color and motion using AI technology, while preserving their historical meaning and context. Original Photo Provider: Gwangju Metropolitan City Source: Audiovisual Archive www.gwangju.go.kr/gjarchive #GwangjuHistory #1970sKorea #HistoricKorea #ColorizedHistory #KoreanArchive #ColoringMemories #GwangjuMetropolitanCity #SouthKoreaHistory