This writing aims to introduce writers who wrote experiences of anti-Japan among adolescent literature of Busan region in 1920s. The writers who satisfies such condition are Kim Dae Bong(김대봉), Cho Sun Kyu(조순규) and Park Cha Jeong(박차정). Kim Dae Bong takes the lead in the students` strike of Donggnae high school(동래고보) and reading club movement from 1925. At the same time, he deeply showed farmers` suffering in his works. After graduation of Pyeongyang Medical School(평양의학전문학교), he focused both on medical relief work for the public and literature activity but he died young when he was 35. Sijo poet Cho Sun Kyu is Kim Dae Bong`s contemporary at Donggnae high school. He served a year in prison because he plainly wrote about a spirit of the young who struggle to be free from the national reality. He remained as an obscure poet even after the independence. Starting from her juvenile club activity, Park Cha Jeong of Donggnaeilshin girls` school take the lead in national resistance. Especially, she showed national poverty and dreams for the independence through her autobiographical novel Cheorya(철야).