Longrich Distributor to Experience South Korean Traditions and Lifestyle
On October 10th 2014, Longrich
distributors arrived in Seoul, which is a city that integrates both old and
modern cultural representations. Towering skyscrapers, ancient palaces,
beautiful Hangang River, magnificent Namsan Mountain, bustling commercial areas
all makes the city a place that witnessed the perfect integration of ancient
traditions and cutting-edge digital technology.
Longrich distributors have learned the long history of Cheong Wa Dae and Gyeongbokgung palace and experienced the romantic charm of ancient Korean royal palaces. The Gyeongbokgung palace mainly consists of many halls such as the Sajeongjeon Hall, Gangnyeongjeon Hall and the Geunjeongjeon Hall which is the most spectacular and largest wooden building of ancient Korea, it is the hall where formal ceremonies are held and government officials meet with the emperor during the morning assembly.
Facing the Gyeongbokgung palace stands Cheong Wa Dae (the Blue House), which is without doubt full of mysteries. The Blue House is built largely in the traditional Korean architectural style with more than 150 thousand blue tiles that can be used for over 100 years. On the right side of its main building stands the Chunchugwan Press Hall, the roof of which is made of traditional clay tiles, where the South Korean president meets the press. On the left side of its main building stands the State Reception House where foreign guests are received and met.
After exploring the ancient oriental civilization, Longrich distributors continued their tour around the modern downtown of Seoul. They visited the renowned N. Seoul Tower where many young South Korean couples go out on a date. Luckily enough, there are many couples among Longrich distributors, and they have hung their ‘Love Locks’ on the Namsan Mountain so as to express their anticipations and wishes for eternal love.
Myeongdong is a representative shopping street in South Korea. Clothes, shoes, groceries and cosmetics articles are all available; you find also food courts, banks as well as security companies. Therefore it is called the trendsetters’ paradise that attracts everyone to shop till dawn.
