Namsan Hanock village is a place you can confront with many hanocks, and above them, the Sarangchae, Anchae, and Builchae were the most interesting ones. In Sarangchae, only noble men were allowed to live, and they also taught their sons in there. I think it was unfair for only the sons learned. During the summer, noble men slept with a bamboo wife, a wooden thing with holes on the surface, so as to make the wind go thorugh the holes and make noble men to stay cool.  In Anchae, noble women lived, and the kithcen was near. In kitchen, there were a lot of cooking materials, such as sot. The Builchae was in the most innerside of the house. Unmarried daughters, and sons studying for the test of government officials lived. That was why it was in the most innerside of the house, since it was quiet.

   There were a lot of new things I came to learn, such as Sarangchae and Anchae. It was interesting that the Joseon people knew about so many things related to the nature, and I think we should use their techniques in our modern lives too.