40계단 문화관

To the meeting place 50 years ago It is one of the most well-known places.

It's small but there are some places like this At that time, I was able to know a little bit about Busan refugee life.

On the fifth floor of the building, the place is not big, but many photos introduce the people's life during the Korean War. The staff of the museum at the entrance is very warm and welcoming. Some Chinese will be spoken. The hall is clean and comfortable. No tickets are worth it.

If you go up the 40 steps, you will find the 40 Steps Cultural Center nearby. The 5th and 6th floors of the Donggwang-dong Community Center building are being used as a cultural center and gallery. It is not large, so it is good to take a look at the history of the 40 steps and the living environment/life of the refugees. It took me about 15 minutes to go through everything. If you live in Busan, you don't know much more about Busan's culture, history, and modern history. It just comes and goes, 40 steps, 40 steps, just getting used to it. There are some things that can only be seen through the eyes of a traveler. (I don't live in Busan) While I live, wearing a traveler's filter and walking around the city I live in slowly and studying seems to be a good tip to live a happy and prosperous life as if traveling in life. When I saw the photos of the poor living conditions of the refugees on the Korean Peninsula devastated by the war, I was moved to tears. Hakobangs and clumsy floating houses that are close to the end of the rocks on the beach. A precarious residential environment where even the slightest wind and waves are likely to be washed away. Even in the midst of it, they make a living, have children, raise them, and educate them… These are photos from only 70 years ago, but it seems like a long time ago. If you look at it that way, the pace of development in Korea is really amazing. In a sense, Amazing Korea. At the entrance, you have to authenticate with a visit call, and the inside is well equipped with toilets, etc., and the staff is friendly- The roof used to be a terrace where you could see the view, but it is now closed-