Meet the Hidden Patriot at Suwon Museum Independence Activist Kim Se-hwan🇰🇷

#AustraliaFlightEvent #Suwon #Gwanggyo #SoloTravel #TravelPlan #DomesticTravel #TravelRecommendation #museum #koreatrip #suwon This afternoon, I visited the Suwon Museum's "Independence Activist Kim Se-hwan" special exhibition and followed in the footsteps of a forgotten local hero. The exhibit of Dr. Kim Se-hwan's relics at the entrance caught my eye, and the notes in the old leather notebook vividly conveyed his will for independence at the time. 🥲 I was touched when I found a young Kim Se-hwan in the photos of activities in the Suwon area during the March 1st Movement. I am always grateful. 📌 Points for solo travelers Recommended experience: Copying the Declaration of Independence → Copying the documents distributed by Dr. Kim Se-hwan (20 minutes, free) Hidden spot: 2nd floor "Room of Prison Records" → Exhibition of Kim Se-hwan's prison diary with few visitors Recommended snack: Museum cafe "Righteous Tea" (6,500 won) → Traditional tea enjoyed by independence activists Cookies 🚨 Notes The transcription experience ends at 4:35 PM (needs time to organize the paper) The prison records room is dark and hard to read Some torture-related exhibits can be emotionally difficult I was moved by Dr. Kim Se-hwan's firm convictions while reading the trial records.. I wrote "I will not forget" on the Taegeukgi handkerchief (5,000 won) made at the experience zone. I will always carry it close to my heart.. The last experience of the independence movement site in the exhibition hall was a reenactment of the Manse Movement in Suwon where Kim Se-hwan was active, and it felt like time travel to the past..