Buyongdang and Haengnangchae, where Chunhyang and Mongryong Lee made a 100-year marriage, are reproduced. .

Wax dolls and living tools are displayed so that you can understand the life at the time.
There is an oath of love board and a prayer table for the manor exam, and Chunhyang character goods are also sold.
This house became the stage for the Korean classic 'Chunhyangjeon' during the Joseon Dynasty.
When Lee Mong-ryong, the son of a Namwon prefectural governor, fell in love with Seong Chun-hyang, who was playing on a swing when he went on a tour of Gwanghallu Pavilion, Chun-hyang's Wolmae house was named 'Wolmaejip' after Chunhyang's mother.