History is one of the important subjects that makes us connect to the past and future. Just as students review the wrong answers they made, when we make a serious decision, regardless of a private or public problem, we can find a solution in history. That's why we should learn history beyond common education, and everyone should know history. There are two ways of learning history. One way is visiting a museum, and another way is using modern media.

First of all, there is a reason why schools choose museums as a day field trip. A museum is a perfect place to learn history on multiple levels. An exhibition curated by experts is designed to help beginners understand. For example, the Korea National Museum, which covers a long period, is considered the expected route. People can accept that history is a story of development through looking around.

While a museum focuses on a certain era, modern media tend to focus on some specific events more deeply. When we can consider more context, we can truly understand and imagine that period. Nowadays, many people engage in modern media with diverse purposes and perspectives; as a result, we can find many views on one event. For example, a movie such as "The Zone of Interest" deals with the Holocaust through the view of a German commandant, while another movie focuses on Jews as victims. It helps us understand the situation in more detail.

Another benefit provided is strong immersion through current techniques.