Minghefa Group 2014 executive team construction - South Korea's Blue House trip

In order to enhance the mutual understanding and communication between the heads of departments of Minghefa Group, enhance the ability of team cooperation and cohesion.Stimulate the potential and passion of employees, improve the enthusiasm and creativity of work. Improve work efficiency and staff enthusiasm to relieve staff mental pressure, relax themselves.

Minghefa Group organized the South Korean Blue House delegation building activities,

Date: In April 2014

Address: Cheong Wa Dae, Korea

Personnel: Minghefa Shenzhen department directors and family members

The most prominent feature of the South Korean political center is its Blue House, also known as the Blue House, which is the presidential residence and political center of the Republic of Korea. Upon arrival at Cheong Wa Dae, the first thing you see is the blue tiles of the main building. The main building of the Blue House is backed by the North Mountain, and the blue tiles and the curved roof are very beautiful.

The green grass and infinite flower gardens here are good places to walk, and it is also where presidents have planted memorial trees, the most famous of which is about 300 years old pine. The Infinity Flower Garden is a great place for tourists to take photos, especially in July-OctoberInfinity flowerThe open season is more colorful. In addition, more can be visited in the wing room, where foreign friends present gifts to the president, visit here is free, in the souvenir counter can also buy Qing Wa Tai souvenirs. Also, don't forget to visit the Chilgung, a collection of seven traditional palaces and elegant courtyards of the Joseon Dynasty that have attracted a large number of tourists since its opening in 2001.

Cheong Wa Dae winding path to the entire Cheong Wa Dae adds a bit of beauty, this road fromGyeongbokgung PalaceExtending to Cheong Wa Dae, the path has the stone wall of Gyeongbokgung Palace on the left and the Museum and Museum thigh-rise buildings on the righ.The path on the side of Gyeongbokgung Palace is lined with stone walls and towering trees, making it a good place to walk.