"Pottery Silently Enduring 1300-Degree Heat of Jangjak Kiln"

Sharing Photos and Updates on Facebook
Smiling While Lifting Pottery

Former President Moon Jae-in shared an update on the 25th, showing himself sweating in front of a wood-fired kiln used for firing pottery.

On the same day, Moon posted on social media (SNS), "The fire was lit in the Bulgokyo wood-fired kiln in front of my residence, and I lent a hand as the pottery silently endured the heat of 1300 degrees and revealed their appearance outside the kiln."

A photo also captured Moon smiling as he lifted a piece of pottery.

Former President Moon Jae-in shared an update related to pottery on Facebook on the 25th.
[Photo by Former President Moon Jae-in]

Earlier, on the 20th, former President Moon shared an episode about studying physics and chemistry during high school while recommending books.

Moon said, "In high school, physics and chemistry were not interesting. I thought, 'After all, I have a humanities aptitude!' and once I made up my mind, I lost even more interest. It was because I couldn’t overcome the rigidity of atomic numbers, chemical formulas, and physics equations, but more importantly, not knowing why I had to study physics and chemistry at all was also a factor that made me lose interest."

He added, "If someone had taught me that these are the fundamental principles of ecosystems and human life, I might have found it more interesting. 'Sky, Wind, Stars, and Humans' is a book that teaches that fact," and said, "Even those with a humanities background could read it with interest. I want to recommend it especially to those who found physics and chemistry boring and are curious about the secrets of this world, the universe, and humanity."

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