Independence Hall to Run 'Stories of Independence Movements in Textbooks' Program

Various Programs Prepared for Family Visitors During Summer Vacation

The Independence Hall is operating the "Stories of the Independence Movement in Textbooks" program for the summer vacation.

The Independence Hall of Korea is offering a program titled "Stories of the Independence Movement in Textbooks" for the summer vacation.

The program, which will run from the 30th of this month to the 4th of next month, consists of exploring materials related to the independence movement featured in textbooks and participating in related hands-on activities.

In particular, participants can compare the oaths of Yun Bonggil and Lee Bongchang to identify the targets of their acts of resistance, or examine female members of the Korean Liberation Army in photos from the inauguration ceremony of the Korean Liberation Army Headquarters?stories of the independence movement that are difficult to learn about through exhibitions alone.

After viewing the exhibition, visitors can participate in related hands-on activities, such as making the "Independence Movement Calendar for Everyday Life" kit to help recall the independence movement in daily life. There is also a photo zone where visitors can take commemorative photos in front of the Taegeukgi, just like members of the Korean Patriotic Corps.

An official from the Independence Hall of Korea said, "With the summer vacation, we are offering an educational program that visitors can register for on-site, allowing them to enjoy the exhibition and develop an interest in history."

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