The history of the Donghak Peasant Revolution commemorative project in Taean-gun began with Moon Won-deok. Moon Won-deok is the grandson of Moon Jang-ro, who led the Donghak Peasant Revolution in Taean in 1894. He is the successor of the national movement through Donghak and the anti-Japanese movement, including his father, Moon Byung-seok. In addition, the researcher is also the daughter of his father, Moon Won-deok, and has been carrying on the Commemoration Project of the Donghak Peasant Revolution in Taean-gun for 50 years with his father. Taean-gun’s Donghak Peasant Revolution commemoration project first started with the formation of an organization for the Donghak Peasant Revolution commemoration project. Taean-gun’s Donghak Peasant Revolution commemoration project first started with the formation of an organization for the Donghak Peasant Revolution commemoration project. The Bereaved Family Association and the Donghak Peasant Revolutionary Army commemorative tower construction committee was launched, and a commemorative project group was launched. In addition, the construction of a memorial tower was carried out to carry out a specific Commemoration project. In the end, the memorial hall was built and is about to open next year, 2021. In addition, it has secured a list of participants in the Donghak Peasant Revolution, published related records, and conducted the Commemoration project. However, in the end, both the participant and the perpetrator must go along the path of reconciliation and coexistence. To this end, not only the government and the public, but also the academia must provide help. Above all, the distorted history of the Donghak Peasant Revolution must be corrected. In the future, we must take over this great revolutionary spirit and make efforts so that our descendants can practice it well and continue to pass on it to the future generations.