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A grandmother who has been guarding an old house that was built 240 years ago for 66 years

※ This video is part of <Korea Travelogue - Myeongdang Travelogue Part 1, Geumhwanrakji (金環落地)> broadcast on November 26, 2018. Mt. Osan, the guardian mountain of Gurye, faces Mt. Jirisan Nogodan. There is Saseongam here, which is called 'Bibo (秘寶)'. Sanwangjeon where all the 'energy' of Mt. Osan gathers, and Doseongul Cave where it is said that the master of geomancy, Doseon Guksa, stayed and learned the principles of geomancy. It is said that you can look down on the geomancy site of 'Geumhwanrakji' from here. "Do you know the gold ring? It means that your wealth and descendants will continue on and on throughout your life without interruption, just like the shape of a round gold ring." The Jirisan mountain range stretches behind, and the Seomjin River, which flows in front, flows. There is an old house called Unjoru, which means 'a bird in the clouds returns to its nest'. Grandmother Gil-sun Lee, the 9th generation head of the household, has been guarding the 240-year-old house for 66 years. How did Unjoru manage to maintain its original appearance during the Japanese colonial period, the Korean War, and countless other hardships in its history? They say the secret can be found in Unjoru’s old rice chest. The secret of Unjoru, as told by the head of the household, is revealed. Let’s find out what the secret is. ✔ Program name: Korean travelogue - Myeongdang travelogue Part 1: Geumhwanrakji (金環落地), the best place in the world ✔ Broadcast date: 2018.11.26 #Golladyeondocumentary #Koreantravelogue #Hanok #Oldhouse #Architecture #House #Life #Drama #Story