Today, I went to Namsan Hanok Village. There was lot's of Hanoks. Do you hward thqt Hanok's materials are all from the nature and doesn't used nail so people can easily rebuild. When people build Hanok's, they first put rocks on ground for column. Next, put column on the rock and make roof and put on the colmn. Finally, make wall and decorate the house.

    Hamok's setting is easily separated in three building: Sarangchae, Anchae, and Byeolchae. Sarangchae is for men, and big sarangchae is for fatherand small sarangchae is for son. If friends or other people come, they go into sarangchae. Anchae is behind the sarangchae. Anchae is for women.Next to Anchae, there is kitchen and Hangrangchae. Reason why kitchen is next to Anchae is because women need to cook in kitchen. So if you want to find anchae, you need to find kitchen first. Hangrangchae is servant's room. Sadly, Hanok's setting is mostly for noble men's house. Byeolchae is where non-married daughter live. Some houses have shrine,and every morning men come to shrine and pray their respects. Shrine was located in a good position and have four food tables. It is father, grandfather, grand-grand father, grand-grand-grand father, and grand-grand-grand-grand father.

   Many Hanoks have Jang-dok-dae, and it is very important to our fermenation food.  Jang-dok-dae has many small holes, and these holes help ventilation. So soysauce, soysaucebeen, redpepperpaste, kimch etc... are from  Jang-dok-dae and have good taste and help our health.