I went Gyeongun Palace and I felt strange because inside Gyeongun Palace, there is a western style building called "Seokjojeon." I went there and now Seokjojeon is in repair work but in front of Seokjojeon, there is a fountain. When the fountain was imported to Korea for the first time, people didn't like it because Koreans thought that water had to fall down, but that fountain's water goes  up.

   I saw "Hamabi", first. Also, I learned what is the meaning of Hamabi. It says that if there is a Hamabi then we can't ride a horse or palanquin. We have to walk. Now, Hamabi is in inside but before, it was outside. However, we built a road so the Hamabi can't stay outside because there is no area for it.

   I learned another fact about why the inside road is made of rugged stone. It says it is more hard to make road by rugged stone. The first reason is that if it's rainy and the road is made of like marble, people will fall down and if it is sunny, the brightness will reflection so the could have become blinded.   Also, in Seokeodang, Inmok, the Queen mother, was locked for 10 years! I feelbad for her because 10 years is a really long time, isn't it?

   When I saw Gyeongun Palace, I felt different from the other palaces, but I like Gyeongun Palace.

Good work, some sentences were a bit awkward, but good explanations,