The late Kim Yeon-joon (1914-2008) dreamed of becoming a musician even when he was a student at Yeonhui Technical College, but after graduation, he turned around and ran several sound businesses, establishing Hanyang University and serving as the first president. Then, due to the collaboration of the Central Intelligence Agency, he lost his newspaper and was even arrested, but he was released, and the song he wrote and composed with the anger of this time is “I will live in Cheongsan.”

In 2019, Lee Hyun-chul, an adjunct professor of church music at Presbyterian Theological University, released a chorus based on “I Will Live in Cheongsan.” I tried arranging it as a piano solo. He changed his way by making use of the chorus and accompaniment of the original song.