"This is Yeongju Buseoksa Temple, famous for its "Baeheulim"(entasis) pillars. It's a living Korean cultural heritage that also appears in textbooks. I was fortunate enough to obtain permission and prepare from dawn to record the Doryangseok (morning ritual), the dawn bell ringing, and the Dharma bell. After sunrise, I was even able to take a 360-degree video from the front of Muryangsujeon Hall like this. In 2018, it was listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site along with six other temples. When you look at it from the front, your heart becomes solemn, and there's a dignified atmosphere that makes you hesitate to speak loudly. I remember encountering a blurry photo of it in a textbook decades ago. If students experience this in class through a 360-degree video, the lesson will be much more vivid than before, and they will be able to feel the breath of our ancestors. The advancement of technology is amazing. So, what does the interior of Muryangsujeon Hall look like?"