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[History Lives - Goguryeo Edition] Episode 36: Pyongyang or Gungnaeseong, a Divided Academic Border
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- Nearly 80 years after the division, research on Goguryeo's history has also been split between North and South, and the way Goguryeo is described has changed depending on which sites are accessible, according to this serial feature.
- North Korea directly surveys sites in the Pyongyang and Nampo area, while South Korea relies on photographs, documents and limited academic exchange, and Gungnaeseong is located in Ji'an, Jilin Province, China.
- The joint North-South preservation survey of Gangseodaemyo in 2006–2007 shows that a bridge for academic cooperation could be rebuilt.
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Official translation → Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): [역사는 살아있다 – 고구려 편] 제36화: 평양이냐 국내성이냐, 갈라진 학문의 국경
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