Changdeokgung Huijeongdang, the history of tradition and change(SUB) | KOREA

Changdeokgung Huijeongdang, the history of tradition and change | KOREA
Changdeokgung which represents the Joseon Dynasty(1392-1910) together with Gyeongbokgung underscores the characteristic of the Korean culture based on a harmony with nature.
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[@user-kp5nm1ro1j]

4:35 그림이 진짜 살아 움직이는 것 같네ㄷㄷ;;;
완전 넋놓고 봤다

[@suzyhazelwood9942]

Stunning!!! The art in the design of this building is mind blowing... wow!!! I'll be sharing the video.... so beautiful!!🤩❤️

[@sangwoomichaelpark7434]

Wow! The scenery is beautiful.

[@koreanheritage]

The scenery of Changdeokgung is always beautiful!🤗

[@yokochan7372]

Only the stupid secenry most of the palace was destroyed by imperial japan as the cultural heritage adminisatratuon has done a terrible job restoring the place for starters they still left the dirt in the donhwamun woldae and geumcheungyo bridge which was moved by the Japanese slightly north from its original spot was left in place as is from the Japanese colonial era why???? And the stone backseok in injeongjeon courtyard was not restored. If this RUclips channel sees this comment please inform the cultural heritage administration or somewhere in Korea to restore these alterations made during the Japanese colonial era otherwise the soul and tradition and dignity of changdeokgung palace and all other palaces for the matter is dead

[@saranyac6762]

Wow thanks for English subtitles 🙆

[@hanbaedal]

멋져요~

[@yokochan7372]

This place altered changdeokgung me allaohroate wooden hallways it would been as beautiful as Versailles

[@yokochan7372]

Geumcheungyo bridge needs to be restored to its rightful place otherwise this places soul is dead I mean why would the cultural heritage amindstratuon want to preserve a Japanese alteration to lessen the place and its punish jiri the cultural heritage adminstradtjon needs to restore this bridge and the injegonejon courtyard bakseok k heritage tv if you can please tell the cultural heritage admindtriaiton about this I am an architect historian it would mean a lot to me for my voice to be heard this places dignity must be restored.

[@우리미술과문화]

외국인이 이거보고 멋있다고 댓글단거 보니까 자랑스럽기도 하면서 신기하네요 ㅎㅎ

[@marcuslee3090]

This place doesn’t make sense with the palace for one psychics how Is a wooden car gonna driver through that rough rugged and sharp Woldae platform stairs. And for two how is the car gonna fit through the doorway I mean I can see it would fit because of its size but it would feel uncomfortable and clusterphobic and potentially dangerous. Someone please for the love of me give me an answer as to why the cultural heritage administration did the restoration work the way the way they please someone give me answer for once!

[@JJANGGU.]

1:03 어우 구름 봐...

[@yokolee5243]

This place was built by the Japanese in saying this place was more grand and had many corridors and the empty spaces were filled with corridors and there were buildings to the east. Japan destoryed all this from ever coming back

[@user-xv2qs1fh9q]

WTF

[@user-rr2wq9tb5v]

Actually, Korea was built by Japanese....nippon sugoi

[@hanbaedal]

Get out of here, you trash talkers who talk nonsense about other people’s cultural heritage.

[@yokolee5243]

During colonial rule this place was burned they say the Japanese intentionally started the fire it’s archeictural design looks very Japanese and the Japanese government rebuilt this place during that time with materials dissabmbled from gyeongbokgung it was likely to degrade the palaces archeicture

[@hanbaedal]

@@yokolee5243 Fires and the use of Gyeongbokgung Palace materials during the Japanese colonial period are only a small number of incidents. Changdeokgung Palace is the only palace among the five major palaces listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This means that it is a palace whose original form has been well preserved for a long time. Your assessment that Changdeokgung Palace is Japanese-style is extremely absurd and insulting.