Confused by Comparison of Buildings

 <Territory of Korea and Japan and EEZ> <The Old Holiness of the House> --- After the article <5621 Cultural Heritage~> Do you think that the harsh words and actions such as Hikaru Sun, Red Ki Ho Sun, and Kkukkuh Ha Sun/hyn 217 Sun are somewhat confusing? Not only have they never shabby or disparaged their own culture, but they have not unfairly criticized other cultures...Based on the existing relics, the intention was to recall that Korea's history was a history of division rather than integration, and that the results were completely melted into cultural heritage. I think descriptive errors such as the misunderstanding of the sun and the inappropriate praise of the sun were also factors that contributed to the turbulence. 1. I would like to recommend one or two of the cultural heritages of Korea, Mongolia, and Turkey that represent the country, or compare and discuss the world cultural heritage of the national level. (I would like to cite Turtle Ship as a representative cultural heritage under the assumption that the main seat is existing) There are still many suns that recommend Seokguram Hermitage in Bulguksa Temple as an existing cultural heritage. I don't watch it, but... 2. I don't think this area, where the old capital of Goguryeo and the Hongang River (Biryu-su) was located, including Hwanin and the family, is contrary to reasonable arguments such as Dasan's theory of agitation.Was it historically so hard to protect this place? Reflecting on the history of division since the beginning of the reign of Gojoseon, the vision of the Baikal Alliance, if not the land, is like Russia, Kazakhstan, Turkey, Baikal South, and Russia, but it seems impossible to stand against the Pax American or Chinese hegemony. Rather, isn't it ideal than a creaky Northeast Asian community? There's no such thing as easy.Add a Baikal National Union Map to one of the most talented suns. Just-->5621. A marvelous relic that Korea doesn't have? Let's take a quick look at the beautiful, great, and mysterious cultural heritage left by mankind! Not to mention superfluous Greece, Italy, Rome, Germany, France, Britain, Austria, Spain, the pyramids of Egypt, Iran, Babylonian ruins of Iraq, India, Cambodia, the Great Wall of China, and Japan's Himeiji are amazing, and the pyramids of Machu Picchu Sun. Potala Palace in Tibet... These are the cultural heritage of mankind. These countries and peoples are not one or two... Korea? Bulguksa Temple, Gyeongju Gyeongbokgung Palace, Suwon Hwaseong Fortress, Jangsu Royal Tombs, Goguryeo Castle... The Dolmen of Balhae Palace Site, Jikji of Hangeul, Daejanggyeong, Turtle Ship... It's cute and creative, but it's not too small, not surprising, or mysterious! What else? Well, if the eastern pyramid in the west coast of China has nothing to do with Gojoseon... What could there be? What is the world heritage that you want to show off that represents Korea? Personally, I think the turtle ship is great...You don't have any real ones left, do you?…ㅠ.ㅠ I would like to criticize the history of lack of initiative and division, not cultural disparagement. Overcoming division and dreaming of reunification...You were so hopeful! ->5645 Until a realistic alternative... What if we don't have any historical significance? First of all, it could be plagiarism of the Statue of Liberty. Isn't the harmony of the outlook, the harmony with the surroundings, the religious symbolism of the country, the most wonderful thing? I think it's better than the oddly large Buddha statue that's common in Korea. It seems that Namsan Tower has more commercial quality and national competitiveness. Isn't there any Korean image that anyone on earth would like, representative relics, or Korean scenery that can be used as a wallpaper? Oh, there's "Winter Sonata" Except for the center of character (Korea is the best...) If it's not exclusive to Japan, Himeiji Castle would be cool and if it emphasizes archaeological significance...There's a lot of great ancient ruins in the world, right? America has very little history, but...It was worth boasting about the scenery of the skyscraper, Mother Nature, and the Grand Canyon. The image of Rio de Janeiro, which is one of the world's top three U.S. ports, is used as the desktop of my current computer. There's no other cool image that you'd like even if you weren't Korean. Europeans know how to make buildings big, pretty, solid, and sometimes detailed. Neuschwanstein Castle in Germany? I highly recommend doing it. It sounds like it's burnt out and gone. It's like a piece of course.