Independence patriot · Korea Independence Army (Gwangbokgun) · Korea Independence Army (Gwangbokgun)
| Life | 1915 ~ 2003 |
| Era | 근현대 |
| Clan | 의성 김씨 |
Kim Hyo-suk (1915–2003) fled to Shanghai with her parents Kim Bung-jun and No Yeong-jae in 1919, attending Inseong School under the Provisional Government and later graduating from National Sun Yat-sen University in Guangdong.
In 1938 she joined a youth propaganda corps conducting anti-Japanese propaganda work and organized the Korean Revolutionary Women's League to educate Chinese children. In 1944 she worked as an investigator for the Chinese Nationalist Party before joining the Korean Liberation Army in October of that year, continuing propaganda work until liberation.
She emigrated to the United States in 1978, serving as an advisor to the Korean-American 3.1 Women's Association, and died at her home in Los Angeles in 2003.