Namsan Hanok Village shows how people lived in Joseon by showing their houses.

Noble people lived in tiled-roof hanok, but common and lower people lived in thatched-roof hanok.

In hanok  the men's room and wowen's room were seperated. Men's quarters was Sarangche,

and women's were anche.

Korean heating system is called ondol. When you cook, fire heats up the rocks that are under the floor and the rocks stay hot for a long time. When you turn off the fire, it stays warm.

Chamber pot is a jar. A long time ago bathrooms were separated from the main building, so at night they did went to the toilet in a chamber pot, then in the morning they threw it out.

Good work, a little bit short, but good work.