Reviving the forgotten Suwon resistance Suwon 1919 Special Exhibition🇰🇷

#AustraliaFlightEvent #koreatrip #suwon #museum #domestictravel #resistance #suwonmuseum This afternoon, I visited the Suwon Museum's "Resist Suwon 1919" special exhibition and felt the historical moment of the independence movement deep in my heart! The Taegeukgi wave art wall at the entrance caught my eye, and the ripple effect that responded to the sound of footsteps was vivid. The actual relics of the Suwon area's independence movement participants were impressive, and a pair of old shoes made me imagine the march that day. 📌 Points for solo travelers Recommended experience: Copying the Declaration of Independence → Write it on Korean paper in the font of the time (20 minutes, free) Hidden spot: "Prison Record Room" on the 2nd floor → A space for fostering and testifying to independence activists with few people Recommended snack: "March 1st Independence Day Confectionery" (6,500 won) at the museum cafe → Traditional dessert with the Taegeuk pattern 🚨 Notes The copying experience ends at 4:40 PM (needs time to organize materials) The headphones in the testimony room are not in good condition, so personal earphones are recommended The last exhibition room is dark, making it difficult to take pictures I was moved when I read the newspaper article at the time about students my age participating in the independence movement. Thank you. The Declaration of Independence made in the experience zone The bookmark (5,000 won) was a little stained, but it became a meaningful souvenir! .. The last Manse Movement experience at the exhibition hall was touching because it felt like I was there at the Paldasan site at the time. 🥲