Suwon's Independence Activist Exhibition That Can Engrave Light on Forgotten Names🇰🇷

#AustraliaFlightEvent #koreatrip #museum #KoreanIndependenceMovement #GwanggyoTravel #Gwanggyo #suwon This afternoon, I went to Suwon Museum's "Suwon's Independence Activists" special exhibition beyond Gwanggyo Park and met hidden heroes of local history. The blood declaration written on the Taegeukgi at the entrance caught my eye, and even in the faint font, I could feel the determination of the time. The corner on female independence activists from Suwon was impressive, and the perspective that broke away from the male-centered narrative was refreshing. I am so grateful to these people! 📌 Points for solo travelers Recommended experience: Making an independent newspaper → Making a mini newspaper using letterpress printing techniques (25 minutes, 5,000 won) Hidden spot: 2nd floor "Room of Letters in Prison" → Lively reading space with few visitors Recommended snack: Museum cafe "Taste of Liberation" (6,500 won) → Taegeuk pattern snacks and barley tea 🚨 Notes Newspaper experience ends at 4:30 p.m. (Time needed to organize type) The letter reading room can be emotionally difficult, so prepare yourself mentally Weekends are crowded with groups, so weekday visits are recommended I was overwhelmed with emotion when I saw the materials related to martyr Yu Gwan-sun and realized that she was the same age as me!! The independence activist badge (4,000 won) made at the experience zone had a slightly crooked knot, but it was a meaningful souvenir. The last independence movement site in the exhibition hall was impressive because it felt like I was standing on the street at the time. Thank you for the independence movement. I won't forget