Ungsang Agricultural Cooperative Federation Jangwon Nori, which leads to the stage of Myeonggok-ri, Ungsang-eup, is a three-dimensional play in which the villagers select the best farming house as a funeral home, share the liquor and food produced by the farmers, and relieve the stress of the year's farming work for several days and enjoy a good harvest according to the order and movements of the situation. This play illustrates the process of working together and the farming practices of the time.

Ungsang Nongcheong Jangwon Nori was reenacted by senior citizens in their 60s and 80s, who were about to disappear by industrialization. The succession genealogy is clear, with senior citizens participating in the game and faithfully playing the reality, such as simple play, organized, and sound reaching the original level. In addition, it is fortunate that Nongcheong, a rural community of traditional society, existed in Myeonggok Village until the 1980s, even though the Woongsang area was urbanized.

Ungsang Nongcheong Jangwon Nori won the Grand Prize and Encouragement Prize respectively at the 30th Gyeongsangnam-do Folk Arts Competition in June 1999 and the 40th Korean Folk Arts Festival in September of the same year.