The outdoor exhibit of the Independence Hall of Korea is divided into four parts. First, there is The House of Korean people displaying symbolic sculptures, heroic epics of ancestors, and monuments of analects. There is also The Wishing Mound of Korean unification where people can come and pray for the peaceful reunification in the Korean peninsula. The third part is the Memorial Site to commemorate ancestors who scarified their lives for their country. The souls of brave ancestors are there to keep on eternal vigil and ensure Korea's ongoing freedom and prosperity. The last part is Exhibition Park where the Joseon viceroy department was removed and rebuilt. During the colonial period, the Japanese government built the Joseon viceroy to destroy the invincible Korean spirit. The Korean government pulled down the viceroy, the symbol of historical humiliation and disgrace, and reconstructed some parts of the building to remind Korean people of hard-earn lessons.