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Study on the Journalism of Jang Deuk-Jun in Korea, Japan, and China during the Period of Japanese Imperialism Choi, Sang-Won․Han, Hye-Kyoung Jang Deuk-Jun played the leading role in opening Dong-A Ilbo in 1920 and was the first editorial and research·communications director of Dong-A Ilbo. He reported from 1920 August 2nd to August 18th in China Beijing as the first overseas correspondent in Korean media and left to Manchuria to report the massacre of Koreans by the Japanese army as the first war correspondent in Korean media on the October 15th the same year. However,he disappeared on November 6th and was reported dead to become the first reporter to be dead in the line of duty. Looking into the articles of Jang Deuk-Jun, he supported the phased independence theory that autonomy should be conducted before independence and independence directive movements such as 3·1 movements should be prepared and is proposing typical logic of right-wing nationalism. This is analyzed that deeply takes the political trend of bringing social development by improvement methods in Japanese studying abroad course. Reason of disappearance and death of Jang Deuk-Jun is still unclear. However, the fact that he was kidnapped and killed by Japanese military is actually confirmed and Dong-A Ilbo reported the content repeatedly for emphasize that Dong-A Ilbo has a strong national orientation