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Morning Bell |
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This morning bell was used to wake up villagers early in the
morning to start their days’ work. It enlightened people to get rid of
lethargic and helpless attitudes. The morning bell is a symbol of
diligence, the Saemaul spirit. |
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Chogajip |
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This thatched-roof house is the typical house for Korean families in
the rural area back in the 60s. It is a symbol of Korean poverty
situation. This particular house is a minimized model of a house that
actually existed in a village near our training institute.
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Saemaul Leader Outfit |
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This is the Saemaul leaders’ Uniform. Men Saemaul leaders’
uniforms are the color of soil, which represents farmers’ spirit.
Separately, the green color of Women Saemaul leaders’ uniforms
stand for the vitality of a new sprout.
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