It depicts the desperation of Chunhyang and Mongryong who are breaking up.

Lee Nan-cho Master singer is the owner of the national intangible cultural asset No. 5 Pansori Heungbo.

☆- It is a traditional Daedong Nori that comes down from four villages; Jeong-dong, Yongsan, and Hamdae in Gyeryong-ri, Samcheon-dong, Jeonju-si. Through a folk game festival, it honors the spirit of harmony and Daedong, and inherits the tradition of co-prosperity and solidarity of local communities.

- Gijeop nori conducts a war of flags with a dragon drawn on it, and pungmulpae participate.

- 1999 Encouragement Prize for Nongak Competition in cities and counties in North Jeolla Province

- The 46th Minister of the Korean Folk Arts Festival in 2005

- 2007 Jeollabuk-do Folk Arts Competition Grand Prize

- President's Award at the 57th Korean Folk Arts Festival in 2016

Wood carving is a sculpting craftsman who uses wood to express the amount and texture of wood. Kim Tae-gil, a holder of traditional wood carving, entered the traditional wood carving field in 1974, and has systematically preserved and inherited traditional wood carving techniques based on his overall understanding of Buddha sculpture. He inherited the tradition of the Geumhomunmunpa, which began with Geumho Pharmacy in the late Joseon Dynasty, and led by Boeun Munseong—Geum Yong Ilseop—Chunho and Park Junju, and expanded the world of his works by learning kaegeum and color from his teacher Park Junju.

The holder started the first Korean method of matching wood-burning (tanghwa) pieces with deep knowledge. Wooden Buddhas (tanghwa) were mainly made of wood instead of paintings, but there are not many remaining traditional wood-carved tangerines that were mostly destroyed by fire in the late Joseon Dynasty.

Ginkgo trees, which are beautiful and solid, are used mainly for the work, and the main works of the holder include the six-gwanum of Bota Temple at Naksansa Temple, the Jijang Bodhisattva at GyerYongsan Mountain, Sacheonwang at Goseon Temple in Goseong, and Sacheonwang at Beopcheonsa Temple in Muan.

The traditional wood carving environment in Chungcheongnam-do was designated as an intangible cultural asset of Chungcheongnam-do in recognition of the value of preservation of traditional wood carving techniques by the holder.

On June 10, 1994, the opening ceremony of the War Memorial Hall was held to commemorate the achievement of martyrdom.

The War Memorial Hall, located in the former headquarters of the Army in Yongsan-gu, Seoul, has six exhibition rooms with two basement floors and four ground floors.

It is Asia's largest war weapons museum and has many rare military artifacts, and many foreign visitors visit it.

On November 7, 1978, the founding ceremony of the ROK-US Combined Forces Command was held at the U.S. military base in Yongsan, Seoul.

The ROK-US Combined Forces Command is a military command that integrates and directs South Korean and U.S. troops stationed in South Korea, and is tasked with suppressing aggression against South Korea and jointly responding to the outbreak of war.

With the establishment of the ROK-US Combined Forces Command, South Korea's operational control, which had been exercised by the United Nations Command since the Korean War, was transferred to this command, and Korea officially regained its peacetime operational control in December 1994.