Professor Seo Kyung-duk said on social media (SNS), "In recent years, 'damage of cultural properties' has been serious in Korea," adding, "Unbelievable events have continued to occur, such as the destruction of the tomb of Seonneung, a UNESCO heritage, in August last year, and graffiti terrorism on the wall of Gyeongbokgung Palace two years ago."
He then suggested strengthening related education from elementary school, saying, "It should not end with simple punishment, but improve citizenship about the importance of cultural assets."Professor
Seo said, "As K content spreads around the world, many foreign tourists are flocking to experience Korean culture and history. In this situation, we must first make every effort to save and preserve cultural assets."
Byeongsan Seowon Mandeoru, designated as a treasure, is considered a representative work of the Seowon pavilion in Korea that shows the characteristics of simple and understated buildings in the mid-Joseon Dynasty.
In the wake of the controversy, KBS announced that it is discussing the best measures for restoration along with an official apology.
Reporter Lee Yu Na from Digital News Team.
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