Gwangju Municipal Folklore Museum

The Gwangju Folk Museum takes you into the traditional Korean house, experience the life and old illness of Koreans, see the traditional food of Gwangju, is my favorite soup and rice dishes, and the bell Lang full of side dishes, which is mouth-watering. The original venue is large and the space is enough. It can be walked in the direction, from the past to the present, The wax museum folklore hall with the proportion of real people is quite a look, and you can understand traditional Korea.

South Korea's second most wonderful folk museum, no one but Seoul's National Folk Museum, can be left out of its right. The traditional folk culture in Hunan is better preserved than other regions, and has historically been called "the treasure trove of folk culture". The museum exhibits colorful and rich folk culture and life in Guangzhou and Quannan, which are based on the late 19th century to the early 20th century.

The exhibition hall has four processes of life, old, sick and dead of Koreans, most of which are very similar to the Ming Dynasty of China, but it is no wonder that Koreans have not had their own words nearly five or sixty years ago. Everyone still speaks Chinese and uses Chinese characters to communicate. It is not surprising to learn and follow Chinese culture.

The exhibition hall has four processes of life, old, sick and dead of Koreans, most of which are very similar to the Ming Dynasty of China, but it is no wonder that Koreans have not had their own words nearly five or sixty years ago. Everyone still speaks Chinese and uses Chinese characters to communicate. It is not surprising to learn and follow Chinese culture.

Here you can understand the traditional folk customs of Korea, and there are many displays of traditional Korean daily necessities. There is no habit of visiting museums in China. How to get to Korea is full of museums. It seems that historical and cultural people still attach great importance to it.