Brief introduction of Cheongwadae
Cheongwadae, located in Xiaozidong, Zhonglu District, Seoul, South Korea (Qinghua Road, Zhonglu District, Seoul, South Korea 1), was originally a detached palace of the Koryo dynasty. 1426 After the Korean Dynasty established Seoul (now Seoul, South Korea), as the back garden of Gyeongbokgung Palace, some buildings such as Longwutang, Qingnongzhai and Wushu Field were built, which opened up a piece of land cultivated by the king.
The main building of Cheongwadae used to be the official residence of the South Korean President. There are presidential office, reception hall, conference room, living room, annex building with secretary office, police protection room and welcome building.
building construction
Cheongwadae consists of a main building, a hotel, a green garden, endless gardens and seven palaces. These buildings have different appearances. In order to highlight the Korean characteristics, all the buildings are built according to the traditional Korean architectural model and look very beautiful.
The cymbals and curved roofs of the main building are the most representative places in Cheongwadae. There are 6.5438+0.5 million cymbal tiles in Cheongwadae, each of which can be used for more than 6.5438+0.000 years. On the right side of the main building is the Spring and Autumn Pavilion. The roof of the Spring and Autumn Pavilion is made of traditional pottery tiles and used as a place for the President to meet reporters. On the left of the main building is the guest house, which is a place to entertain foreign guests. * * * There are 18 stone pillars, which are magnificent.
Refer to the above? Baidu Encyclopedia-Cheongwadae