During Joseon dynasty, this place was called ‘Cheong-Hak dong’. Its name derives from the meaning, ‘the

-> During Joseon dynasty, this place was called ‘Cheong-Hak dong’. Its name derives from the meaning, ‘the

place where the blue crane lived’. Therefore, this place was convenient for people to live. During Joseon

-> place where the blue crane lived’. Therefore, this place was convenient for people to live. During Joseon

dynasty, people believe in confucianism, so confucianism was most important to them. Traditional Korean

-> dynasty, people believe in confucianism, so confucianism was most important to them. Traditional Korean

houses were influenced by the confucianism culture. We can see the traditional Korean houses at Namsan

-> houses were influenced by the confucianism culture. We can see the traditional Korean houses at Namsan

Hanok Village. Now, I will tell you about the Traditional Korean houses ‘Hanok’. Hanok are not harmful to

-> Hanok Village. Now, I will tell you about the Traditional Korean houses ‘Hanok’. Hanok are not harmful to

nature. Hanok were made from nature materials. No nails were used, so it can move and be built easily.

-> nature. Hanok were made from nature materials. No nails were used, so it can be move and  built easily.