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A Tour of Changdeokgung Palace Explained by Cultural Heritage Commentators : ¹®È­ÀçÇؼ³»ç¿Í ÇÔ²²Çϴ â´ö±Ã(¿µ¾îÆÇ)

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1 Dignified Main Gate of Changdeokgung Palace: Donhwamun Gate Area
Donhwamun Gate
Geumcheongyo Bridge
Special Trees I: Scholar Trees at Donhwamun Gate

2 Government Offices Serving the King and Royal Family: Gwolnaegaksa
Gyujanggak Area
Old Seonwonjeon Area
Yakbang and Okdang Area
Special Trees II: 750-old Juniper in the Bongmodang yard

3 Outer Court, the Political Center Stage: njeongjeon, Seonjeongjeon, and Huijeongdang
Injeongjeon Area
Seonjeongjeon
Huijeongdang

4 Inner Court, the Royal Living Quarters : Daejojeon and Seongjeonggak Areas
Daejojeon
Gyeonghungak
Seongjeonggak Area
Special Trees III: Four Hundred-year-old Plum Tree Next to Seongjeonggak

5 Nakseonjae Area: King Heonjong¡¯s Love Story and Last Residence of the Royal Family
Nakseonjae Area
Nakseonjae, House of Joy and Goodness
Seokbokheon, House of Frugality and Happiness
Sugangjae, House of Health and Longevity
Rear Garden of the Nakseonjae Area

6 The Rear Garden, Huwon, A Place for Relaxation and Meditation: Buyongji, Aeryeonji, Yeongyeongdang, Jondeokjeong and Ongnyucheon Areas
Buyongji Area
Aeryeonji Area
Yeongyeongdang
Jondeokjeong Area
Ongnyucheon Stream Area
Special Trees IV: Mulberry Tree near Aeryeonji Pond in Huwon
Special Trees V: Gooseberry Tree in the Deepest Part of Huwon

Appendix
Major Attractions of Changdeokgung Palace Recommended by Cultural Heritage Commentators
Annual Events at Changdeokgung Palace

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For nearly two decades, I have taken numerous photos of the changing seasons in Changdeokgung Palace: The flower fragrance-filled spring, the lush green woods of summer, the red-tinted leaves of fall, and the snow-covered tranquility of winter. The Buyongji Pond area in particular has matchless charm and beauty all year round. I hope this book, which explores the aesthetic and cultural value of Changdeokgung, will help visitors fully enjoy the palace and make the beauty of the palace widely known.
-Photographer Bae Bein-U

The photographs in this book by renowned photographer Bae Bien-u enhance Changdeokgung¡¯s value as cultural heritage.
Bae Bien-u has a talent for elevating the places and figures he photographs to the metaphysical world. The metaphysical world reflected in Bae¡¯s photographs is none other than the world of human beings and the world of the humanities, which are the study of human culture. His photographs tell us that the place captured in the picture is interconnected with the inner world of people who inhabited it. This is the message consistently conveyed by the pictures contained in this book. This book is expected to help visitors understand Korea¡¯s history and culture as they tour every corner of the palace following the detailed explanations given by the cultural heritage commentators. Furthermore, it also serves as an excellent guide for visitors to experience the true beauty of Changdeokgung.
- Lee Sang-hae Professor at Sungkyunkwan University

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