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Hello, everyone. My name is Eric. Today, the topic is 'Korea's natural asssets-Gyeongun Palace. As for Gyeongun Palace, the Japanese were responsible for changing the name. The original name was Gyeongun Palace, but the Janpanese changed it to Deoksu Palace.
If you go in the Palace, there's the maingate called DaehanMun. It is georgous!! I saw the bridge that was made to seperate citizens and royalties. I had to cross the bridge. Step by step, I toured many buildings. First, I saw Junghawjeon. On the top of Junghawjeon, there is Japsang. It was made to protect the spiritof fire. It represented priest Sangjang and his mentee.
In Junghawjeon, they held coronations, events, and many ceremonies. It was very beautiful, so I want to come from time to time.
If you go through the way of the park, there is Seokjojeon. Seokjojeon is a western style stone building. On the first floor, there is a reception hall, a room for the government officials. On the second floor, bed rooms for the king and queen. Then I went to the Jeukjodang. There was a coronation. Sungjong, gwanghae, and Injo did coronation there. At the left side of the Jeukjodang, there was Seokeodang. The queen Inmok was locked in there by Gwanghae. And there were no Japsang or Danchung, either. The Seokeodang is the only two-story building in the palace.
Now, the tour is finished. The tour was a good experience. I don't want to part with our cultural assets. It was a wonderful time.
Thank you for listening to my speech.
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