[Photo] Dondeokjeon Reconstruction Commemorative Plaque Unveiling Ceremony
On the 22nd, key guests including Choi Eung-cheon, the Commissioner of the Cultural Heritage Administration, who attended the plaque unveiling ceremony commemorating the reconstruction of Dondeokjeon held at Deoksugung Palace in Jung-gu, Seoul, are taking a commemorative photo after the ceremony. Dondeokjeon, which was demolished during the Japanese colonial period, was built as a venue for the 40th anniversary of King Gojong's enthronement and was used as a guesthouse and audience hall for diplomacy during the Korean Empire period. Photo by Yoon Dong-joo, doso7@
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Dondeokjeon at Deoksugung Palace, which was demolished by the Japanese, has been reconstructed after 100 years, and the plaque unveiling ceremony was held on the 22nd. Dondeokjeon was built as a venue for the 40th anniversary of King Gojong's enthronement and was used as a guesthouse and audience hall for diplomacy during the Korean Empire period. Photo by Yoon Dong-joo, doso7@
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