Choi In-ho [SEP] native language
Choi In-ho
Choi In-ho (17 October 1945 – 25 September 2013) was a South Korean writer.
Life.
Born in Seoul, Choi In-ho graduated from the Department of English Literature at Yonsei University and debuted as a writer in 1967 with “Patient Apprentice” (Gyeonseup Hwanja, 견습환자) which was selected as one of the winners of the New Spring Literary Contest sponsored by The Chosun Ilbo.
In his youth, Choi was known as a prodigious drinker ("guzzler"
of the school's 35th anniversary.
A nursery originally next to the annex has been converted into an English-Corner area in 2005. Over the years, it has been proven to improve students’ English standard by allowing students to use the language in a relaxing and intellectually stimulating setting.
Administrative history.
Mr. Wong Cheuk-yin laid the foundations of Ho Lap College in 1969. One year later, Mr Choi Kwok-ping was appointed the principal. Consequently, the school was led by Mr. Choi for