The highlight of Joseon architecture

 Although Korean architecture has less grandeur and splendor compared to those of other countries, it is not only influenced by frequent wars, natural environment, etc.There are some great buildings, too!^^ Suwon Hwaseong is one of them^^ In fact, Hwaseong Fortress was built during King Jeongjo's reign and was destroyed and destroyed a lot during the Korean War, so it was restored relatively recently.;; The restoration of Mars is differentiated from other fortresses and buildings^^ The reason is in the detailed record! As you know, the general director of Hwaseong Construction was Jeong Yak-yong, a collection of silhak, and every brick was recorded at the time of the construction^^It's great that not only the detailed plans of each building, but even the firewood, cowhide, and the names of the workers involved are recorded, right?^^;;(all of them are recorded in books authorizing the orbit of Mars^^) There has never been a construction that recorded the construction process like this before, and the fact that such records remain until now has had a significant impact on the registration of World Heritage along with the use of heavy machinery^^ But scientific sex is not enough! What's important is an aesthetic perspective ^^ well.. It's a subjective point of view, but in my view, Mars is a pretty beautiful castle. It reminds me of an episode I heard somewhere.The officials asked King Jeongjo. "Why do you build such a beautiful castle?" "Little hues, beauty beats strength -_-" That's right.Beauty overcomes strength-_-b is so cool King Jeongjo-0- literally Hwaseong is a castle with a lot of harmony between yu and river and thread and beauty. The sense to make Hwahongmun, the north gate, a great floodgate on purpose on the flowing water of Suwon Stream^^; The spirit of the wind that creates a magnificent pavilion called the Banghwa Guryujeong in a fairly combative fortress -_-; while the great majesty of Janganmun Gate and Paldalmun Gate... A well-hidden dark gate for emergency supplies such as combat, the fact that Bongdon is located in the fortress (a fairly rare form) to provide defense and communication, and even the ornamental pond lava in front of the fire hydrant is used as a moat during combat. In a word, it's a castle that's all around!Ohhhhhh! Come to think of it, I heard that the huge buildings in other countries suffered a lot from the labor of ordinary people! Hwaseong sets an example for others in that direction. -_-+ First of all, King Jeongjo minimizes complaints by purchasing houses or land at the Hwaseong Construction Project site at a generous price. And they consistently pay the people who were drafted into the service, the high-ranking workers (the craftsmen of the time)^^) are paid much more than regular workers. In addition, he set up a temporary house next to the construction site to pay attention to life, and at the same time, he paid wages to the injured while trying to treat the injured. I can't believe that King Jeongjo personally gave medicine to the workers as the heat continued in the summer. It's going to be fun to build a castle^^ What do you think?Doesn't your heart rate increase, your sweat glands expand, and your hands shrink with curiosity and interest on Mars?As you may have noticed from reading this, my love for Mars actually reaches the level of Ppadori-_-haha that's because I'm from Suwon.Actually, every Suwon citizen loves and is proud of Hwaseong^^ We've all had drawing contests at fire hydrants since elementary school, we've been on a castle pilgrimage once a year, and we shoot arrows on the lotus stage when we get older^^There is a castle in the emblem of Suwon Bluewings -_- 어떠세요 How about it? Come to Suwon this weekend to see the castle, see the beacon fire, eat Suwon's famous ribs ^^;, I think you recently restored Haenggung, so why don't you go there and feel the affection of King Jeongjo for Prince Sado?