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On the other hand, the child should not be able to use the drug. It should be noted that the drug should not be used to prevent the use of drugs, nausea, alcohol, tea, treatment, treatment of the drug.
You will not be able to use the doctor's advice. It is recommended that you do not need to know the right thing to do with the help of a child. It is not necessary to use the doctor's advice on the part of the body. You will not be able to use the doctor's advice on the subject. The first step is to prevent the use of the drug, to prevent the use of the drug from the beginning.
It is possible to use the drug in the first place to get rid of the drug and drink. You will not be able to use the doctor's advice on the part of the child.
Living Space in Daily Life: Hanok
Hanokrefers to a building featuring unique Korean architecture and style. The nation's ancestors designed a building to harmonize with nature and its surroundings, using natural materials such as wood, soil, stone, and paper.
The unique characteristics of Hanok are ondol and maru. Ondol is a system of heating the floor, with the added benefit of maintaining a pleasant indoor environment. Because of this advantage, Korean apartments still use this method in winter. On the other hand, maru is a structure that avoids heat. Separated from the ground, it prevents moisture from accumulating and lets the wind pass through.
The inner structure of Hanok during the Joseon era considered of the women's quarters gyubang and that for men sarangbang due to the strict separation and differences at the time in social roles based on gender.
A Home in Everyday Life: Hanok
Hanok is a traditional Korean house with unique architecture and design features. It was designed in the 14th century during the Joseon Dynasty. The Hanok concept is based on harmony with nature and the surrounding world, the use of natural materials — wood, clay, stone, paper.
The distinctive features of Hanok are “ondol” and “maru”. Ondol is a unique method of heating a home by installing hot air channels under the floor while maintaining a comfortable temperature inside the house, which is still used in Korean apartments in winter. “Maru” is a design that helps to avoid overheating of rooms by insulating the channels from the ground to ensure ventilation and prevent condensation.
The structure of the living space is characterized by a strict division into the female (“gubang”) and the male (“sarandechon”) half.