Jimin Lee said:
Then, is this picture wrong?
the part of '부분 월식' means 'partial lunar eclipse',
and '개기 월식' means 'total lunar eclipse',
as you said that these 2 things cannot happen at the same time
(to reference a more ready presentation of your image, I opened it, right-clicked and selected copy image address, then wrapped the address (by pasting) inside [img ] [/img ] (without spaces) tags)
The illustration is correct (though obviously not to scale), but it doesn't show, or purport to show, partial and total eclipse in the same place at the same time. It can be seen that the labeled indicators reference different parts of the illustration, and those different parts mean either different places at one time, or the same moon in different places at different times, not the moon in both partial and total eclipse in the same place at the same time.
In the illustration, the Sun and the Earth are in a fixed position (relatively), and the moon is illustrated by multiple images, i.e. by the 3 smaller circles along an arc at the right. One of the moon images is in the penumbra shown in the lower part of the illustration, one is in the umbra, shown in the middle part, and one is emerging into the penumbra shown in the upper part.
The reason for there being more than one moon circle is that more than one lunar time and place is being shown. The illustration shows the progression of the moon from penumbra, i.e. partial eclipse, through umbra, i.e. total eclipse, and following that another penumbra, i.e. another partial eclipse.
