Today I went to National Folk Museum.

The National folk museum is located in Gyeonbok palace.

Pal-man-dae-jang-gyeong it is also called Tripitaka Koreana,

collection of Buddist scriptures in 80,000 woodblocks.

It was made during the Koryo Period.

Hangul is the name of the Korean Alphabet.

King Sejong made Hangul with officials.

He created Hoon-min-jeong-eum, it means proper souds to instruct the people.

Hangul is registered in UNESCO's memory in October 1997.

Kimchi is made of cabbage and radish with spicy ingredients.

In the winter people made Kimchi because they have nothing to eat in winter.

Some people don't like Kimchi.

I can't understand them.

On the first birthday baby can peak up one of the varios things on a table.

I pick up money so maybe I will be rich.

When a baby born people hung over straw rope called Gemgul.

If a baby boy was born, people fastened charcoal and red peppers to the straw rope.

If the baby girl was born, charcoal and pine branches were fastened.