Park Sang-jin: Trees of the Blue House

On May 10, 2022, the Blue Bath opened. Shiwa Wawa, the office and residence of the South Korean president for the years from 1948 to '49, is also a place of vast gardens and deep forests that are hard to find in downtown Seoul. The trees that have naturally grown along the northern mountain slopes, of course, have since been planted for a landscape, all together, there are 55,000 trees, and 208 species. Among these are 31 of the largest and oldest ancient tree trees, including the burly, handbilled, and dragons, which were collectively marked by natural monuments in September by the Blue Wywat Nolger Group, and the attendance of the presidents of history alone. The blue and the white, which meet a great many trees along the broad roads and trails, can be a huge vegetable garden. The trees of the Blue Wahwa tree are introducing 85 species of trees that can be met in the Cymbar. We divided the entire area of 36 vast blue-waddd Battuta into four different sections, and we selected a tree that represented each of the trees, so that readers could go to them themselves. And of course, with the photos and descriptions that reveal the characteristics of each tree. With the explanation of Professor Park Sang-in, who has shown readers how to be closer to trees, we can look back more faithfully and deeply than anyone else.

Korean title: 청와대의 나무들

Korean author: 박상진

Korean publisher: 눌와

ISBN-13: 9791189074531