An excavation in China "Reveal Goguryeo history that China tried to distort."

 In a survey conducted by the Chinese government on the excavation of ruins in Hwanren and Jiaan, China, where Goguryeo remains are concentrated, a study that proves that Goguryeo history distorted by China is fictional is drawing attention is drawing attention. In a survey conducted by the Chinese government from 2000 to 2003, it was belatedly revealed that Saturn was not actually found in domestic ruins, contrary to the previous Chinese academia's claim that there was already an earthen fortress used by the Han Dynasty as a local fortress. In addition, various and original sexual relics built earlier than China were discovered in these areas, revealing that China's logic that Goguryeo built castles under the influence of China was fictional. This fact is drawing attention in that it is the first study to clearly refute the history of China's distortion, saying, "Koguryo was a subordinate country influenced by China," while reflecting the results of archaeological excavations conducted by Chinese academia before listing Goguryeo as a World Heritage Site. Under the theme of "Review of Goguryeo Relics Excavation Performance in Hwanin and House Areas," Seo Gil-soo, a professor at Seogyeong University, will present at the Goguryeo Research Society (Chairman Seo Young-soo) Autumn Conference at Dankook University on the 27th. Professor Seo Gil-soo argued, "The Chinese academic community summarized the newly discovered Goguryeo ruins in Hwanron and Jian and closely analyzed the reports Onyeosanseong (Liaoning Province Munmul High School Research Institute), Hwandosanseong Fortress, and Jilin Province Munmul High School Research Institute and Jiahnsi Museum." Professor Seo cited the results of the excavation of domestic fortress walls conducted by the Munmul High School Research Institute in Jilin Province in 2000 as an example. According to the paper, Chinese academia regarded the soil bank found in an excavation survey conducted in 75-77 as Saturn, and eventually claimed that Goguryeo moved the capital to Naeseong Fortress for 339 years and built a stone fortress based on King Go Guk-won (342). Professor Seo pointed out, "The reason why Chinese academia made such an unimaginable logical leap was to make the Saturn before Goguryeo into a Han Dynasty's and use it as an archaeological achievement to prove that Goguryeo was built on the land of the Han Dynasty." In other words, Chinese scholars have dug up evidence that their arguments are wrong. Professor Seo went on to say, "As a result of the overall analysis of the gates excavated from Onyeosanseong Fortress, Naeseongseong Fortress, and Hwandosanseong Fortress, it was found that Ongseong Fortress, which first appeared during the Tang Dynasty, already had various and developed shapes in the early Goguryeo period." Professor Seo argued, "The fact that such original and developed Ongseong Fortresses were put into practical use during Goguryeo is a clear evidence of Goguryeo's identity archaeologically and a direct refutation of Chinese scholars' claims that Goguryeo built castles under the influence of the Jungwon."