♡ When he was a high school student at Seoul's Seorabeol High School, he won the end-of-month competition at "KBS Singing Contest".

1978, "TBC Beach.He participated as a vocalist and guitarist of the vocal duo "The Gentlemen" and made his debut by winning the Popularity Award for his self-composed song "The Beach."

The following year, he formed the rock band "Lee Chi-hyun and Friends" in 1979 and began his career in the K-pop scene in earnest. Some of the representative songs are Nanmola, Night of Remembrance, Before Gaga, You Only, Sadness of Love, and Gypsy Woman.

♡ He started his career in the 8th U.S. Army in 1969, and officially debuted in 1979 with "Women Outside the Window."

It has numerous hit songs, the largest concert mobilization record in Korea, and the Seoul Arts Center's seventh consecutive year of performances.

Nami is said to have been familiar with music since childhood because her father had a record shop in front of the U.S. military unit in Dongducheon.

In a husky voice with a nasal voice, you're active from the 1980s to the early 90s, and you're acting like an indian doll, 'eternal friend', 'Sad connection', 'Don't tempt me.I'm leaving you.', 'Unjeong Go Woonjung', 'Last greeting', 'Love is a strange thing', 'Is it hateful or missful', 'Season' and so on were all the hits and received a lot of love.

☆"Baecheop" refers to a traditional painting processing method that enhances not only beauty but also practicality and preservation by attaching paper, silk, etc. to letters and paintings. It is also called 'Pyogu' today, and is now called 'Janghwang' in Korea, China and Japan.

Baecheopjang refers to a person who was in charge of painting in the early Joseon Dynasty and was in charge of painting the royal court.

Baecheop is known to have originated during the Han Dynasty of China, was further developed into the Tang Dynasty and reached the establishment stage. Although it is not known how it was introduced to Korea, it can be seen from the folding screen paintings of Goguryeo tombs.

Byun Kyung-hwan

- studied under baecheop Seo Jae-young in 1964.

- 1979-1998: "Korea Geumseokmun Daegye" (Wonkwang University) materials and the production of scrolls

- 2005 designated as Korean Myeong-in(master)

- 2010 produced Jeonbuk Provincial Museum of Art's Byungpung(folding screen)

- A member of the Korean Society for Conservation of Cultural Heritage

- Janghwang Research Institute of Cultural Heritage

☆Since prehistoric times, lacquer has been widely used in Korea, China, and Japan as natural paint. The lacquer is characterized by its long-lasting use and harmless to the human body by compensating for cracks and burst defects when applied to wood tools and preventing water ingress.

The process of making lacquer crafts can be divided into the process of painting and the process of attaching and finishing the lacquerware, which refers to craftsmen who mainly work on lacquer to produce clean surfaces.

A beautiful and solid painting not only makes it a great artifact by itself, but also enables the use of decorative techniques such as najeon and painting.

From 1979 to 1987, Kim Sang-soo was awarded the certificate for cultural property repair in 1999 after being taught by the late Kim Tae-hee, the 10th Important Intangible Cultural Property, and won the grand prize at the Korea Chil Crafts Competition in 2001.

Seolwi seolgyeong, also known as seolgyeong, refers to the place where the ritual site of "span class='xml2' onmouseover='up2 (1979)' onmouseout='dn2()d Beopsa Temple( is decorated with paper.

In order to create a snow scene site, it is made by cutting off the images of the deity, bodhisattva, amulets, and flower patterns. This is not just a decoration of the exorcism hall, but a tool to trap ghosts. It is made by cutting or cutting a window paper with scissors or knives. The dice is a mixture of red minerals that can be used to write the name of a spirit, draw pictures, and add talisman. Snowpiercer is sometimes divided into large and single snowscapes according to their size. In the past, snowstorms were distributed throughout the country, but now only in Chungcheong-do, and are mixed with the so-called "Sungut" in other regions.

Seolwi Seolgyeong was designated as an intangible cultural asset to preserve the folk belief and traditional culture.

South Korea's 10th presidential election refers to the election of a successor to fill the remainder of his term on December 6, 1979, as President Park Chung-hee died on October 26, 1979 after failing to complete his term of office that was supposed to expire on December 26, 1984.

Acting President Choi Kyu-ha, the only candidate in the race, was elected with overwhelming approval ratings.

The election was conducted in a relatively free atmosphere, which was quite different from the previous one in the National Congress of Unification, with 82 invalid votes, a de facto opposition.

Acting President Choi Kyu-ha was formally inaugurated as president on December 21, but Chun Doo-hwan became a scarecrow president on December 12 when he staged a coup.

The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) designated Gyeongju as one of the world's top 10 historic sites on Dec. 14, 1979.

The Gyeongju Historical and Cultural Area is well preserved with Buddhist relics and royal tombs containing the history and culture of Gyeongju, the capital of the Silla millennium (57 AD 935).

Depending on the nature of the site, it was divided into five districts and there are 52 designated cultural properties.

On October 15, 1963, Park Chung-hee was elected as the fifth presidential election by direct election.

The gap between Park Chung-hee and Yoon Bo-sun was at least 156,026 votes, the smallest margin ever between the first and second presidential candidates, while the gap between the two candidates was 1.55 percent, the second smallest since the 15th presidential election.