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Modern Value of Respect for Elders Seen Through Joseon-Era Policies and Artifacts
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- The Daejeon Museum of History and Culture is showing artifacts related to elder care in the Joseon era in its permanent exhibition "Bakmulgwan Sok Jageun Jeonsi" until March 24.
- The exhibits include the "Noinjik Gyoji" of An Yeo-taek of the Sunheung Ansi clan, the "Sagwejangyeon Gyeom Giroehoji-do," and the walking cane "Cheongnyeojang" of the Eunjin Songssi family.
- A museum official explained that the examples of elder care by our ancestors prompt us to reflect on the community spirit of today.
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Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): 조선시대 노인 예우 정책과 관련 유물을 통해 본 경로 사상의 현대적 가치
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