Royal army's grand march recreated in immersive exhibition

What did the king’s army look like as it lined up before him more than 230 years ago? In 1795, King Jeongjo, often seen as a key figure behind what some call a “Joseon renaissance” in scholarship and culture, visited Hwaseong to pay respects to his late father and to celebrate his mother’s 60th birthday. The eight-day journey from the capital, Hanyang (present-day Seoul), to Hwaseong is recorded in detail in the Annals of the Joseon Dynasty, royal protocols known as uigwe and paintings. Now, the

By The Korea Herald