Discovering the Legacy of General Choi Mu-seon
Do you know who invented gunpowder and developed gunpowder weapons, saving our country during a crisis at the end of the Goryeo Dynasty?
It is none other than General Choi Mu-seon.
Did you know that he was born in Yeongcheon, Gyeongbuk?
The Choi Mu-seon Science Museum was established in 2012 to honor General Choi Mu-seon's spirit of national defense and scientific achievements, while fostering curiosity and exploration in children.
Shall we follow in the footsteps of General Choi Mu-seon?
After much effort to master the gunpowder manufacturing techniques that were state secrets during the Goryeo era, he completed the method using his own technology.
He also proposed the establishment of the "Hwaseong Dogam," which played a significant role in repelling Japanese invaders.
The Hwaseong Dogam was an institution for producing various types of artillery and gunpowder weapons.
The science museum consists of a building with one basement level and two floors above ground, along with a video experience hall offering immersive experiences.
Every week, the museum welcomes children with a variety of exciting science experiences.
The official website provides information on weekly programs, reservation methods, and operating hours.
In the permanent exhibition halls on the first and second floors, you can see the life achievements of General Choi Mu-seon and the history of gunpowder technology from the Goryeo era to the present and future industries.
Experiencing these exhibits firsthand will be educational and beneficial for children.
You can also see intricate replicas of historical artifacts like the Cheonja Chongtong, Jija Chongtong, Hyeonja Chongtong, and Byeoljja Chongtong, showcasing the excellence of Korean science.
The museum allows you to observe the principles behind gunpowder and artillery production, enhancing educational effectiveness with digital experiences.
Moreover, there are visual educational experiences like creating sparks using chemical principles and experiments that produce various colors, stimulating children's curiosity and nurturing their dreams of science.
The video experience hall offers VR experiences and 4D movie screenings, where you can enjoy immersive entertainment.
On the second floor, you can watch 4D movies that engage both children and adults, providing a deep sense of immersion.
The film takes you back in time to participate in battles, and at the end, you can see your battle score, making it fun to see who scores the highest among family members.
The first floor also features a library and an outdoor playground, ensuring there’s never a dull moment.
Additionally, there are real retired tanks, armored vehicles, helicopters, and fighter jets on display, making it a great opportunity to take memorable photos.
I hope you visit the Yeongcheon Choi Mu-seon Science Museum with your children during summer vacation to nurture their dreams of science!
Source :https://blog.naver.com/gyeongbuk_official/224378645659
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