stone wall that reads: "The Most Blessed Place on Earth", found behind the official presidential residence during the construction of a new building in 1990. Others contend that it is cursed, due to the misfortunes that has befallen on its previous occupants. To the north is the mountain Bukhansan, flanked by two mountains, Naksan, symbolizing the Azure Dragon, on the left and Inwangsan, symbolizing the White Tiger, on the right. To the south is Namsan, the protective mountain of the capital. In front flow the Cheonggyecheon stream and Han River. Logos The Blue House logo was first enacted in 1995 during the Kim Young-sam administration, and the logo was modified in 2005 during the Roh Moo-hyun administration. In 2008, with the inauguration of Lee Myung-bak government, a new logo was released. In 2013, a new logo was released with the launch of Park Geun-hye's government, and was used until the end of Moon Jae-in's government in 2022. In popular culture 2009, Iris (KBS TV drama) 2010, Big Thing (SBS TV drama) 2011, City Hunter (SBS TV drama) 2013, King of Ambition (SBS TV drama) 2015, Assembly (KBS TV drama) 2019, Vagabond (SBS TV drama) 2019, Designated Survivor: 60 Days (tvN TV drama) See also Korean architecture History of South Korea History of Korea Presidential Residence of South Korea Korea National Assembly Proceeding Hall Residences of North Korean leaders - the northern equivalent in the Democratic People's Republic of Korea References External links Office of the President Blue House entry in Visit Korea Official residences in South Korea Buildings and structures in Seoul Presidential residences Residential buildings completed in 1991 1991 establishments in South Korea Jongno District Parks in Seoul Tourist attractions in Seoul 20th-century architecture in South Korea