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National Liberation Day of Korea is an important holiday in South Korea. It's a special day to remember how the country became free after a tough time. In Korea, we call this day "광복절" (gwangbokjeol), which means "the restoration of light day." It's about when the dark time of Japan's rule ended in Korea. This holiday happens on August 15 every year. It's a time when we think about our history and the struggles our country went through.  
Korea has faced many challenges, like being taken over by other countries. A long time ago, Japan took control of Korea, and it was a difficult time. Koreans had to do what Japan said and even fight in Japan's wars. In 1945, Korea finally got rid of Japan's control. On August 15, 1948, we officially became the Republic of Korea.  
Koreans celebrate National Liberation Day by putting up our country's flag on streets and buildings. Sometimes, there are ceremonies by the government. On this day, both North and South Korea remember the end of Japan's control. It's a time to feel proud of our country and our journey to freedom.   restoration 회복, 복원