Today we went to the Seoul Museum of History. 

We learned about the history and culture of Hanyang, the capital city of the Joseon Dynasty, and Seoul today.

The Seoul Museum of History mostly shows Seoul's history and things. 

I found most interesting are the Hopae(È£ÆÐ) and Korea War(Çѱ¹ÀüÀï).

First, the Hopae was an identification card of the Joseon Dynasty.

On the front was the name, and birthdate of the person, with the date of issue on the back.

They showed the Hopae to gatekeepers when entered the place.

The Hopae were made of animal bones, wood and etc. depending on your status.

 

Second, The Korean War left deep scars on the Korean peninsula.

When June 25, 1950, at 4 Am. North Koreans attacked South Korea with Russian tanks.

Seoul fell after tree day. A few days later we almost lose.

But we do surprise attacks in Incheon. Luckily, We succeed and they fight.

Now the war is not exactly ended. It was just a ceasefire.

After the war, Seoul was in ruins, and children were orphaned by the loss of their parents.

It was a pleasure learning all these new fats, and I remember it.