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The article discovered five missing poems from around in the poet’s world of Seo jeong-ju. These poems show the characteristics of early Seo Jeong-ju's works and changes in the world's view. It is also considered a good task in that the excavated specimens show the world's most opaque liberation and wartime activities in the city of Seo jeong-ju. This article reviewed the characteristics of the surge in the excavation data and the presentation media, and outlined the trends and characteristics of the poetry that was excavated. The digs were found in media published in Jeonju from 1946 to 1952. The titles of the works are <Distinguistic Songs>, <Jook Tree>, <Taesan magnolia-Songs>, <Sort out of Props>, and <Lower in the Day Sky>. This was a time when Seo sought his status as a poet again, mixed with multi-layered tendencies such as finding life from self denial, returning home and Asian traditions and eternity. The article included such aspects in the discussion, such as the direction of the introduction, the details of life, and the color of the local. However, by expressing trends and directions, he wanted to show that it was time to reflect and explore the world in Seo Jeong-ju. The article will serve as a catalyst to fill the gap in the world in Seo Jeong-ju and reconstruct the discussion in Seo Jeong-ju. Hopefully, the completion of the annual production will be increased, triggering a complete study of Seo Jeong-ju.

Seo Jeong-ju, excavation, liberation Period, war period, a time of search, epic orientation, locality, catalyst, completion