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Namsan Hanok village |
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작성자 |
김가현 |
작성일 |
10-06-26 |
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7290 |
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Today, I went to Namsan Hanok Village. In Hanok Village, there were lots of traditional Korean house, Hanok. Hanok was built in harmony with nature. The floor, door,and column were made of wood. The walls were made of move and mixtures of soil and straw. Nails were not used, so it was easy to move and rebuild the Hanok. There were four kinds of house in Joseon Dynasty. They were palace, Hanok with tiled roof, Hanok with thached roof and temple. Palace is very beautiful. Only King could live in a house with 99 Kan. The palace was painted with Dancheong as a decoration. Noble men lived in tiled roof houses. By confucian ideas, Male and female quarters were separated. Sarang chae was men's living quarter,and Anchae and Byeolchae was for female's living quarter. Middle and lower class lived in thached roof houses. In summer, it was cool, and in winter it was warm inside thathed roof houses. In the Buddist temple, there are worshiphalls, lecturehalls,and rooms for monks. Like palace, the temples are also decorated with Dancheong. In Joseon Dynasty, Jang dokdae was like today's refrigerator. They stored food in Jangdokdae. Jangdokdae helped fermentation too because fresh air can go in and out through small holes on Jangdokdae. In the Village, there is Hanok of Yangbans. First, Kim Changyeong was the head of the royal guards. Like every Hanok there are rooms for the father and son in Sarangchae, and for the mother and daughter-in-law,Anchae. Second, Park Yeonghyo was King Cheoljong's son-in-law. Like royal families, His family was one of the richest family in seoul. His house is completly separated by a wall to Sarangchae and Anchae. Byeolchae, behind Anchae was used by daughters until they got married. In those days, I think male and female's life was to different, I think, compared to row. I hope we can make better world without separating male and female. And, I am proud of our ancestors who use their ideas to build our beautiful special house, Hanok. |
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