Last children's day, we went to the Backjemuseum. Backjemuseum was made very recently so it had many developed facilities and it was more comfortable to us to see the artifacts. For example the tumb was very interesting. Inside the museum, there was a phases how the people made a tumb that time so it was easy for us to understand about the past technologies or our ancestors wisdom. Also, the artifacts were very standstill. There was a chronological table and then the artifacts so it was easier for us to understand about the Backje's history too. However, the structure of the museum was little weird and we went up and down a lot. 

 After we looked around this Backjemuseum, we reviewed about the lessons. Backje's golden age was the most interesting part for me. During the Geun-cho-go's reign, Backje became a strong seaside kingdom. Backje did many commerces with Gaya too. They attacked Goguryeo with many soldiers. Goguryeo was bitterly defeated, by King Go-gook-won's death. In that time, Backje also accpeted Buddhism. People say that the three Buddha statues is the smile of the Backje people. Also, the Baekje Incense Burner is one of the most masterful pieces of the Backje kindom.

 Therefore, for my opinion, I thought Backjemueum is a good place to go on a picnic. (There is a park(?) next to the museum too.) If you are interested in histories, I prefer you to go to the Baekje museum and learn many things about Baekje and baekje's cultural assets. Thankyou