Deul Guk Hwa (델국화), translating to "Wild Chrysanthemum," is a foundational rock band that marked a significant chapter in South Korea's music history. The band was formed in the early 1980s and quickly became known for their blend of rock and folk music, infused with poignant and reflective lyrics that often touched on themes of love, life, and social issues. The group was comprised of Jeon In-kwon (lead vocals, guitar), Choi Sung-won (bass guitar), and the late Joo Chan-kwon (drums).

Their self-titled debut album "Deulgukhwa," which includes hits like "그것만이 내 세상" ("That's Only My World") and "마른 잎" ("Dry Leaves"), propelled them to stardom in Korea. Over the years, despite periods of hiatus and personal challenges, Deul Guk Hwa's music retained its resonance with audiences. Their discography showcases a legacy of powerful storytelling and musicianship that has influenced subsequent generations of Korean musicians. Titles such as "들국화 베스트" (Deulgukhwa Best), "들국화 라이브 콘서트" (Deulgukhwa Live Concert), and various album editions like "들국화 2집" (Deulgukhwa's 2nd Album) serve as testaments to their ongoing appeal and the timeless nature of their work. Despite changes and transitions throughout their career, Deul Guk Hwa remains a beloved and iconic name in the Korean music scene.