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| | Digital Chosunilbo (English Edition) : Daily News in English About Korea |
 | | Choi Won-sik, three generations before Sin, was a legendary master in carpentry, who participated in the renovation of Deoksu Palace in 1906 and the restoration of Changdeok Palace after fire damage in 1920. |
 | | Jo Won-jae, an apprentice of Choi, was famous for his work on Namdaemun (the South Gate), the pavilion at Namhansanseong, and the Samil Gate of Tapgol Park. |
 | | Lee Gwang-gyu, the direct master of Shin, was designated as an intangible cultural asset in 1983, and worked on important cultural projects such as Gyeongju¡¯s Seokguram in the 60¡¯s, Bulguk Temple, also in Gyeongju, in the 70¡¯s and Songgwang Temple, Jeonnam in the 80¡¯s. |
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