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World Confucian Culture Museum
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operating time
- Opening hours 09:00~18:00(Admission closes at 17:30)
- Closed New Year’s Day, Lunar New Year, Chuseok
LARCHIVEUM
Museum with the Concept of Larchiveum for the Establishment of the Confucian Culture’s Global Hub
- Multi-sensory/Multi-dimensional Museum
- - Comparative exhibitions on Confucian culture in Korea, China, Japan, and Vietnam and exploration of its future humanities values
- Provision of easy-to-understand and fun exhibitions by using various techniques
- Multi-functional/Multi-purpose Museum
- - Convergence of the library, educational center, and museum
- Gratification of the various needs of visitors
- Digital Archive on Confucian Knowledge
- - Accumulation and utilization of global Confucian-related data and research results
- Construction of more than 4000 digital archives
Overview
- The World Confucian Culture Museum is a complex cultural space, “Larchiveum,” which functions as a library, archive, and museum.
- The World Confucian Culture Museum is a place that exhibits the birth and settlement of Confucian culture in four East Asian countries (Korea, China, Japan, and Vietnam), and the Confucian culture that advances together with humans.
- More than 4,000 pieces of data stored in the Digital Archive on Confucian Knowledge will quench the curiosity and learning desire of visitors on Confucian culture.
- The exhibition materials of the World Confucian Culture Museum are composed of digital materials. Various digital materials allow visitors to become familiar with Confucian culture. Visitors can contemplate the footsteps of Confucian culture, and the path that Confucian culture must take for advancement by viewing the Confucian culture from multiple perspectives.
- The Children's Exhibition Hall (U-Nuri), an affiliated facility of the World Confucian Culture Museum, is a space created for children where they can naturally experience and understand Confucian virtues. Children can freely explore various humanities and liberal arts books that explain the history and virtues of Confucianism.