Description: Packed with essential humanities and geography knowledge every Korean child should know By taking a broad look at their hometown and the surrounding areas, children can better understand our society and grow a sense of pride as members of the Korean nation. Simply observing the detailed illustrations packed onto the map is a joy in itself, as kids discover the locations of mountains and rivers, history and culture, and the everyday lives of people. This book sparks interest in the history, culture, and geography taught in elementary school, and will be a great help for social studies. Learn all about Hanyang Fortress and Dokdo in detail The book covers everything from Hanyang Fortress, the heart of Seoul, to Dokdo, Korea's easternmost territory, and even North Korea in the northern part of the peninsula. Inside Hanyang Fortress, which once encircled the center of Hanyang during the Joseon Dynasty, stand numerous UNESCO-recognized World Heritage sites. Journey deep within the Four Great Gates to experience Korea's history and traditions firsthand. The book also gives special attention to Dokdo, letting readers examine up close the island they've likely only seen in photos. Finally, children will explore North Korea's cultural heritage and natural environment—areas often overlooked—while reflecting on the future of the Korean peninsula and the hope for unification. A journey across the country with Daehan, Min, and Kori Daehan, Min, and their puppy Kori serve as the travel guides for this book. Together, the trio offers friendly explanations perfectly suited to a child's level of understanding. Join this fun-loving team as they explore every corner of Korea's landscape. Searching for Kori hidden throughout the map makes the journey across the country even more exciting and fun! Remember Korea's national symbols As you travel across every corner of our country, you'll discover countless treasured pieces of cultural heritage worth preserving. With such a long and proud history and tradition, children will feel an even greater sense of pride as members of the Korean nation. At the end of the book, readers can see Korea's representative national symbols all in one place. Be sure to remember the five symbols every Korean citizen should know: the Taegukgi (national flag), Aegukga (national anthem), the Rose of Sharon (national flower), and more!