Gyeongbokgung palace

 Seunghoon Lee (charley)

  When I went to Gyeongbokgung palace, I was surprised of this scale. I wanted to be in Gyeongbokgung palace.  I went here with friends and teachers. Gyeongbokgung building' s orders from south are Gwanghwamun, Heungyemun, Genjungmun, Genjungjeon, Sajungjeon, \Gangnyeonjeon, Gyotaejeon, Jagyeongjeon, Gyeonghoeru, Hyangwonjeong. Yeongjaego bridge divides Gyeongbokgung palace into inner palace and outer palace.

  I' ve learned why the king is called "Jeon Ha" in Korean. King lives and works in "Jeon", so the king is called "Jeon Ha" in Korean. At the top of Genjungjeon, there are two dragons that has seven claws each hand. 5 means king and 7 means emperor. It means Genjungjeon still used until emperor Gojeong and empireb Daehan existed. I felt thatb the king lived comfortable and he ate very much. King is very piggy. How could he eat very many foods? Also I felt man and womans lived too different. I thought the queen' s daily life was uncomfortable that feels like a jail.

 I wouldn' t want to be a king, neither a queen. I wnat to live peacefully. I don' t want to die like empress Myeongseong. I want to go other Cosun palaces with my family. I want to see how other Chosun palaces look. I will compare them with Gyeongbokgung, and I will introduce it to my family.