The 70 individuals were painstakingly chosen to speak to different demographics crosswise over Korean culture. Their stories are told through their belonging, composed records and video clasps of their meetings.
The show develops in sequential request. The principal area, titled "Boats Returning to Korea and Refugee Trains," concentrates on what the normal individual's life looked like from freedom in 1945 and into the mid-1950's.
Unmistakably, not everybody got the news on Aug. 15, Korea's Liberation Day. "Perhaps individuals in the urban areas knew … however we weren't educated about freedom [until days later]," said Ju Sang-geun, one of the 70 individuals highlighted in the display. Hwang In-deok, in the mean time, recalled how, as a war vagrant, he brought home the bacon as a shoe shiner. He had been embarrassed about his shoe sparkle unit as a kid, he conceded, however had following become glad for it. The second portion, "At Workplaces and Streets," manages post-war desperation and the nation's quick financial development from the mid-1950's to the mid-90's.
Shown here is the film camera that has a place with Jeon Mong-gak, one of the specialists who fabricated the popular Gyeongbu Expressway in the late 1960's. Additionally showed is an early TV set, which needle worker Kim Geun-ja purchased for her kids over a 12-month portion. The last area, "Lifestyle: Koreans in the 21st Century and [Beyond]," takes a gander at Korea from the mid-1990's. Intriguing here is a family photograph of Kim Hyeok, a North Korean defector - the photograph is the stand out he has of his family all together. The photograph is the 70th thing in plain view, and finishes up the show.The display "70 Voices of 70 Years" keeps running until Sept. 29, in the Special Exhibition Hall on the first floor of the National Museum of Korean Contemporary History. Affirmation is free. Hours are between 9 a.m. furthermore, 6 p.m., however stretched out on Wednesdays and Saturdays to 9 p.m. The venue is shut on Mondays. The historical center is situated close Exit 2, out of Gwanghwamun Station on Line No. 5 the Seoul metro framework
Unmistakably, not everybody got the news on Aug. 15, Korea's Liberation Day. "Perhaps individuals in the urban areas knew … however we weren't educated about freedom [until days later]," said Ju Sang-geun, one of the 70 individuals highlighted in the display. Hwang In-deok, in the mean time, recalled how, as a war vagrant, he brought home the bacon as a shoe shiner. He had been embarrassed about his shoe sparkle unit as a kid, he conceded, however had following become glad for it. The second portion, "At Workplaces and Streets," manages post-war desperation and the nation's quick financial development from the mid-1950's to the mid-90's.
Shown here is the film camera that has a place with Jeon Mong-gak, one of the specialists who fabricated the popular Gyeongbu Expressway in the late 1960's. Additionally showed is an early TV set, which needle worker Kim Geun-ja purchased for her kids over a 12-month portion. The last area, "Lifestyle: Koreans in the 21st Century and [Beyond]," takes a gander at Korea from the mid-1990's. Intriguing here is a family photograph of Kim Hyeok, a North Korean defector - the photograph is the stand out he has of his family all together. The photograph is the 70th thing in plain view, and finishes up the show.The display "70 Voices of 70 Years" keeps running until Sept. 29, in the Special Exhibition Hall on the first floor of the National Museum of Korean Contemporary History. Affirmation is free. Hours are between 9 a.m. furthermore, 6 p.m., however stretched out on Wednesdays and Saturdays to 9 p.m. The venue is shut on Mondays. The historical center is situated close Exit 2, out of Gwanghwamun Station on Line No. 5 the Seoul metro framework
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