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The Studying object of this thesis includes three works of 「Manbo Mountain(萬宝山)」, 「The Farmer(農軍)」and 「The Rice Plant(벼)」, which are dealing with the uprising of Manbo Mountain, which was waged in 193l. 「The Farmer」and 「The Rice Plant」as the primary parts of the novels were set up those backgrounds of the times previous to 1930’s ; it seems as if there were few connections related to such uprising, however, it can be easily noticeable for the author to acquire those themes from the uprising on Manbo Mountain. 「Manbo Mountain」was written by a Japanese author under such circumstances in less than one month right after ‘the uprising on Manbo Mt.(만보산사건)’had taken place, and since it was described realistically reappeared the specific reasons why Chosun tribe were expelled to Manchuria, how severly distressed lives they were forced to lead, and how they were squeezed into cruel exploitations by their landlords, the military, and the police : it is greatly helpful for us to understand the good-natured Manchuria farmers got faced with the situations of those hard days. Nevertheless, it showed with descriptions such as most accidents disoriented to deliberately curtail or suppressively conceal with Chinese warriors first fired on the spot of the uprising on Manbo Mountain. 「The Farmer」is a work which realistically described all the struggles that Choson farmers in Manchuria had to endure until they succeeded in reclaiming of waterways. While the interest of author focused on the hardships from the waterway reclamation to result in plain narration, it is obvious for the author to intend his utmost serious perception of its theme. 「The Rice Plant」is described comparatively and objectively all the situations and circumstances with which Chosun people had faced between 1920 and 1930. However, overall Japanese excessive interventions were actually ignored to remain silent whereas exaggeratedly described with Chosun people driven away under the political measures by Chinese National Party, and overstated with narrations as if they had depended extremely on the Japanese Consulate.