The purpose of this study is to read Silla s cultural exchange history from the perspective of ‘Outstanding Universal Value’, the UNESCO World Heritage Registration Standard, and to present the direction of education in ancient cultural exchange history based on reflection obtained in this process. The results are as follows. First, as a dimension of , it was confirmed that the current ancient cultural exchange history education has problems such as emphasizing exchange at a narrow level , the absence of a world historical perspective , and emphasizing the spread of culture rather than accepting it . Next, as a result of rereading Silla s cultural exchange history from the perspective of outstanding universal value, it was found that Silla s cultural exchange history exceeded the level of Northeast Asia, and based on these exchanges, Silla was a society that pursued outstanding character in universality. Second, in the dimension of Rewriting the Curriculum, the ancient cultural exchange history of the national-level curriculum was reorganized and implemented from the perspective of ‘Outstanding Universal Value’ ( instruction). Third, the direction for teaching and education of cultural exchange history was presented in the dimension of reflection . First of all, regarding instruction reflection, it suggested focusing on cultural exchange history instruction , orientation to exploratory project instruction , need to think about teaching methods to acquire universality , emphasize outstanding artistic characteristics , considering elementary school students level and learning possibility , and composition of the theme encompassing the ancient and medieval times of the Korean Peninsula, not just Silla. Next, regarding curriculum reflection, Rather than describing only the external elements of cultural heritage, it focuses on describing outstanding universal values, Describing from the perspective of cultural exchange rather than spreading culture, Controlling not only outstandingness but also universality, Organizing textbooks into specific sections or project units (or topics), Conversion to textbooks aimed at open interpretation, Even in elementary school, dealing with world history, and Enlarging the flexible expanding environments principle were suggested. In the end, education on cultural exchange history should be conducted in the direction of ‘Outstanding Universal Value’.