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1 Introduction to Pigeon Valley Falls. Seokmodo is located in the southwest of Ganghwado Island, Incheon Metropolitan City, and is famous as a place of prayer for fulfilling wishes.Bomunsa, founded during the ancient Silla period, is considered one of the three major maritime Guanyin sacred sites in Korea, along with Naksansa Temple in Yangyang and … Read more
Along with kelp, seaweed is also used as food for abalone, and in Korea, it is given to mothers as soup when they give birth or eaten on birthdays. In the past, it was known as a precious food ingredient, but now it is a popular food that can be eaten commonly, and is sometimes … Read more
Livestock, which are economic animals, can also enjoy welfare as living beings. Even eggs are better when they are laid by happy chickens that run around outside rather than in a chicken coop, in terms of nutrition and activity, than eggs laid in a small chicken coop called a cage. The following are the government-certified … Read more
1 Introduction to Pigeon Jeju Island. Cheonjeyeon Waterfall is a waterfall formed when Jungmuncheon, which starts from Hallasan Mountain, flows into the sea. It is located in Jungmun Tourist Complex, and is connected to three tiers of waterfalls: upper, middle, and lower, near Jungmun Tourist Complex and under Cheonjegyo Bridge. Cheonjeyeon Falls is divided into … Read more
Soybeans are called soybeans, and are distinguished from red beans. The kidneys, which are organs of the human body, are called Kedneys in English, but they are organs of the urinary system that are unrelated to soybeans and red beans as food ingredients. Legumes are plants that fix atmospheric nitrogen and fertilize the soil, and … Read more
1 Introduction to Unmunsa (Temple). Unmunsa (Temple) is a temple located in Hogeosan (Mountain), Sinwon-ri, Unmun-myeon, Cheongdo-gun, Gyeongsangbuk-do. It is a branch temple of Donghwasa, the headquarters of the 9th district of the Jogye Order of Korean Buddhism. It was named after Unmunmuneon, the founder of the Unmun Order, a Zen master from the Tang … Read more
Constitution refers to the characteristics or nature of each individual based on the nature, foundation, individual form, and all functional characteristics of the body. Its origin is Hippocrates in the West and the Yellow Emperor’s Classic of Internal Medicine in the East. In Western constitutional theory, nature is divided into character and temperament. Character is … Read more
The five senses that the human body feels are called sight, touch, taste, smell, and hearing (of course, there are also other senses such as pain and pressure). Of these, taste can only be felt on the tongue and is divided into sweet, salty, bitter, and spicy. In the above Eastern philosophy, these five senses … Read more
1 Introduction to Chokseokru pavilion. When war broke out, it was used as a command center to protect Jinjuseong Fortress, and during peaceful times, it was used as a civil service examination (examination center). It was restored in 1960 by gathering the power of citizens to create the Jinjuseong Historic Site Preservation Association after it … Read more
1 Introduction to Jongmyo Shrine. Jongmyo Shrine is located at 157 Jong-ro, Jongno-gu, Seoul, and houses the ancestral tablets of the kings and queens of the Joseon Dynasty. It is a Confucian shrine that holds ancestral rites, a ritual to hold ancestral rites, and is a building that symbolizes the royal family and the nation … Read more