A tram is on display around the Seoul Museum of History. A sculpture of a mother who wants her son to quickly open the window and receive a packed lunch before the train leaves. If we look more closely at the situation, our son, who is going to school, forgot his student hat in addition to his lunch box. Although it is a passing exhibition, the theme of the trip to the destination is naturally connected.
Back in the days when I was living with my parents, which was like a mountain. Arriving at Donuimun Museum Village, I entered the village information center and checked-in for visitors and checked their temperature. Inside the Donuimun History Museum, there is a village diorama made by reducing the old appearance of Hongpa-dong, Jongno-gu.
In the Living History Exhibition Hall in front of Saemunan Theater, I was able to get a glimpse of the interior of the house in the 1970s. You may be misunderstood when you see mother-of-pearl, fans, and sewing machines, but not all households at the time were this wealthy. In the case of sewing machines, which are also included in comatose items, it is burdensome to pay in a lump sum, so it is said that there were many cases of paying in some form. Part of the mother-of-pearl was open, so I took a look at the pretty side decorations on the tie hanger.
Magazines and textbooks displayed on a low desk. The practical course includes practical evaluation, so I think I made a national flag box or submitted nabak kimchi making from my memory. If you go to the mart, you can purchase multi-purpose containers by size, but at that time, you would get an empty glass bottle of coffee products, sterilize them in boiling water, and then take the nabak kimchi made according to the recipe.
At the time when there were no multiplex theaters, the movies that were screened in single theaters were changed by episode. In front of Saemunan Theater, where you can watch movies from the time free of charge, you can check today's movie tickets to see which movies are currently being shown.
When there was no discount from the telecommunication company, the only way to get the early morning discount was to diligently arrive at the cinema. Nowadays, the cost of watching a movie is 13,000 won on weekdays.
Projectors played a major role in ensuring that the images shot on film were properly projected onto the theater screen. It has gone digital, and now remains a relic. Watching the projector reminds me of Uncle Alfredo from the movie <Cinema Heaven>.
"...whatever you do, love what you do." A poster for the movie "High School Yalgae" hanging on the wall. I was three years old when this movie came out, but thankfully, I was able to watch the movie <High School Yalgae> with a happy ending through the EBS Korean movie special. There was an object that brought the turning point of life to the main character, Doo-soo, so it is the 'glasses' of Ho-cheol (center of the poster in the photo) in the play.
A vertical slogan attached to prevent fires in winter. In movie theaters, you can see products displayed for the <Do not buy or sell tickets> exhibition and old advertisement posters at the kiosk. A poster of barley beverage, not a seasoning, which induces purchases with a head copy of 'Taste of Hometown', and an advertisement poster of Seoul Trust Bank (now Hana Bank), which promises high bank interest rates that are now unimaginable, also attract attention.
forgot?
'Simple business' conveys the earnest wish of the phone owner.
The movie screening time is approaching, but the friend I was supposed to meet doesn't arrive... I'm calling my friend's house, but the tone ends and the friend's voice answers the phone. "Hello~?" Spectators with sufficient distance.
Wearing a mask is mandatory.
Even if the main character Ok-hee's obedient man likes eggs so much, eating and drinking is prohibited in the grandstand. A repository of memories. Donuimun Museum Village.
Shall we go to Songwol-gil, Jongno-gu, Seoul in search of an intersection in the memories that make you cry just by looking at it?
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