‘President Bollande Approves The Permanent Return of Ownership of the Oegyujanggak Uigwe’
[The book Uigwe, which clearly summarized the events of the Joseon royal family in writing and painting, returned to its homeland in April 2011 after being looted by France during the French Campaign Against Korea in 1866.
However, it was not a complete return, but more of a lease, and there was a condition that the lease should be renewed every five years.
In fact, the ownership was held by the French National Library, so it was impossible to display it independently and designate it as a national treasure. In this current situation, however, France fully returns the ownership of Oegyujanggak Uigwe to Korea, and attention should be paid to the reason…]
The first start was the complete return of the Oegyujanggak Uigwe.
The public's response to the sudden return of ownership by France was both exclaimed and questioned.
↳I appreciate it! But why so suddenly?
↳France couldn’t do that for no reason; is it some kind of political connection?
↳You watch too many movies.
↳There's definitely somethi...
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