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Pilot An Chang-Nam
An Chang-nam, who deeply regrets that Korea is affiliated to Japan, strives to pour cold water on Japan's pride by becoming a world-famous pilot. He wins every competition against the Japanese to display Korea's superiority. After the liberation from Japan, he leads the development of the aviation industry and devotes himself to fostering younger generations.
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An Chang-nam, who deeply regrets that Korea is affiliated to Japan, strives to pour cold water on Japan's pride by becoming a world-famous pilot. He wins every competition against the Japanese to display Korea's superiority. After the liberation from Japan, he leads the development of the aviation industry and devotes himself to fostering younger generations.
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