In Korea, only a few people frequently visit the battlefield since there is no amusement and no excitement. Nobody get to the battlefields as many times as do they get to such places as a downtown area, a shopping center, an amusement park, and so on. It is natural, but there is something strange.
It is that people are too indifferent to the history of their country. Most Koreans visit those places once or twice in a lifetime. Men who served military service, for instance, have been to battlefields several times during the period of the service, but it is not a universal case to women. Calling a spade a spade, after the service they rarely visit there. Not a many people want to visit those historically landmarked places several times.
It, however, is so regrettable that the places get less visited as time goes by. I suppose that the major reason it happens is a lack of education of history. Ultimately they may be forgotten. To nip the possible matter in the bud, it is recommendable that government take the policy imposing duty which they should be educated in Korean history more intensively upon all the nation.
