80年前的9月25日,在上海渔阳里(今南昌路100弄5号)的一幢石库门房子里,年仅43岁的韩国申圭植先生饮恨逝世,离开了他所热爱的在日帝铁蹄下挣扎的三千万同胞;也离开了他终身为之奋斗的美丽如画的三千里河山。临终前,他留下遗言:“维持临时政府,为三千万同胞努力吧!”弥留之际,依然连呼“政府!政府!”表达了他对于建立韩民族自由独立政府的赤诚向往和终身抱憾! 80 years ago, on September 25, a 43-year-old South Korean Shin Seung-sik died in a Shikumen house in Shanghai’s Yuyang (now No. 5, Lane 100, Nanchang Road), leaving his beloved day in Japan Thirty million compatriots struggling under the heels of the imperialists, and also left the picturesque Three Mile River where he struggled for his life. Before his death, he left a last word: “To maintain the interim government and to work hard for 30 million compatriots!” "Even on the occasion of its dying, the government, the government, expressed his support for the establishment of a free and independent government of the Korean nation Sincere yearning and lifelong regret!