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Opening the Exhibition
The National Museum of Korea is holding a special exhibition, 'East Asian Tiger Art - 韓國. 日本. 中囯-,' to commemorate the 2018 PyeongChang Winter Olympics. This is the third exhibition held every two years since 2014 by the national museums of Korea, Japan, and China. In East Asia, the tiger was considered a sacred animal that repels evil spirits, and a symbol of virtue, power, and protection. Having lived on the Korean Peninsula for a long time, it has been recognized by Koreans as a symbol of myth, an object of worship, and a friend. We hope you understand the universality and uniqueness of the three cultures through tiger art.
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Under the Escort of the Four Guardian Deities, Tomb No. 1 Donghachong at Neungsan-ri in Baekje
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