Jangan-gu Yulcheon-dong, Exploring Local Cultural Heritage
Suwon NewsPublished 2013.07.08 14:40
The Yulcheon-dong Branch of the Jangan-gu New Village Library (Chairman Park Jung-hee) held a learning tour of Suwon's cultural heritage on the 7th with approximately 30 students and parents in attendance, the organization announced on the 8th.
The "Getting to Know Our Town of Suwon" field learning experience, carried out as part of the community-building project titled "Meeting Our Town of Suwon through Book Art," began at Hwaseong Fortress, proceeded through the Royal Residence and Jidong Market, and continued to Yung and Geonneung Royal Tombs, Yongju Temple, and Water Scent Arboretum, providing the children with a meaningful time to experience and understand our cultural heritage.
Park Jung-hee, branch chairwoman, stated, "Through the community-building project of learning the history of our region and creating books about it, I feel a sense of pride as the children's love for their hometown continues to grow."
Send a news tip to Suwon IlboYour tip becomes the news · Your identity is protectedSend tipThe "Getting to Know Our Town of Suwon" field learning experience, carried out as part of the community-building project titled "Meeting Our Town of Suwon through Book Art," began at Hwaseong Fortress, proceeded through the Royal Residence and Jidong Market, and continued to Yung and Geonneung Royal Tombs, Yongju Temple, and Water Scent Arboretum, providing the children with a meaningful time to experience and understand our cultural heritage.
Park Jung-hee, branch chairwoman, stated, "Through the community-building project of learning the history of our region and creating books about it, I feel a sense of pride as the children's love for their hometown continues to grow."
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