| Choi Eung-chon, fourth from left, head of the Cultural Heritage Administration, and other dignitaries applaud in front of Dondeokjeon, a Western-style building in Deoksu Palace, Seoul, during a ceremony unveiling its signboard, Monday. Dondeokjeon served as a royal guesthouse during a period known as the Korean Empire (1897-1910), while the restoration of the building began in 2017 and was completed in November last year. The signboard is a copy of the original one stored at the National Palace Museum of Korea. Yonhap |
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