Do you know what the hutong of the traditional Korean market looks like? That is completely different from the impression of the alley in our impression! This alley I have been to is in the southern market of the state. The history of the southern market dates back to the early days of North Korea. At that time, the "South Gate Market" was passed on to the predecessor of the southern market. After the Korean War, the market was restored, and it opened as a regular state-run market in 1905, and then began to use the name Southern Market. From the southern market of the whole state in 1950, it became a fixed market with daily opening operations. After ten years of development, by the 1960s, the southern market successfully advanced to the top five markets in South Korea. Up to now, the large market with a scale of 5,900 square meters has become a big stage for the city to show its traditional life. It is connected to the surrounding Hanok Village and becomes a scenic spot for the whole city.