The Boseong-gun branch of the Korea Special Mission Merit Association held a Dokdo photo exhibition. Boseong-gun announced that it held a Dokdo photo exhibition by the Boseong-gun branch of the korea Special Mission Merit Association (Branch President Byeong-ok Ahn) in the first floor lobby of Boseong-gun Office for two days from the 9th to the 10th.
This Dokdo photo exhibition was held to protecting the sovereignty of Dokdo, publicizing that Dokdo is Korea’s inherent territory, fostering love for the country and patriotism among the people of Boseong County, and raising awareness of security.
It is expected that the 40 or so works containing Dokdo’s landscape and various appearances will serve as an opportunity for civil servants visiting the county office to feel the importance of the country and pay more attention to Dokdo.
Ahn Byeong-ok, president of the Boseong-gun branch of the Korea Special Mission Merit Association, said, “We will continue to faithfully fulfill our role as a veterans organization that works with the citizens through various events and volunteer activities.” He added, “We will help raise awareness that Dokdo is our eternal land.” reported.
A military official said, “We were reminded of the importance of our country through the photo exhibition that captures the beautiful image of Dokdo and the importance of our homeland.” He added, “I think it was an opportunity to continue the noble spirit of patriotism and love for our country of our ancestors.”
the ‘Korea Special Mission Merit Association’ is a veterans organization established to promote the honor of those who have performed special missions for national security and the safety of the people, and to contribute to cultivating people’s patriotism and national development.
Simultaneously occurring, in Boseong-gun, on the 10th, the Boseong-eup Hope dream Council (co-chairs Kim Ki-seong and Kim Jae-gyun) collected rice (129 bags of 20 kg) collected at the Boseong-eup Administrative Welfare Center through the ‘2024, Sharing Rice with Love’ campaign and distributed it to welfare facilities and the vulnerable in the district. It was announced that it was delivered to 90 places, including all levels of society.
The ‘2024, Sharing Rice of Love’ campaign was carried out for two months from October 1, and a total of 2,580 kg (129 bags of 20 kg) of rice was donated with the active participation of local residents, institutions, and organizations.
The rice donated through the campaign was donated to the Jeonnam Community Chest of Korea and delivered to 90 local senior centers,social welfare facilities and institutions,and vulnerable groups.
kim Jae-gyun, chairman of the Boseong-eup Hope Dream Council, said, “It is reassuring to see the rice collected through the generosity of our neighbors.” He added, “I will continue to lead the way with the members of the Boseong-eup Hope Dream Council so that the beautiful partnership of caring for our neighbors can continue.”
Kim Gi-seong, Mayor of Boseong-eup, said, “Despite the heavy damage caused to rice planthoppers to farms this year, I would like to thank the residents, institutions, and organizations who actively participated in the campaign to create Boseong-eup without alienated neighbors.” He added, “We will continue to become a Boseong-eup filled with a culture of sharing and love for neighbors.” “We will work together.”
‘Boseong-eup Hope Dream Council’ has been carrying out the ‘Sharing Rice of Love’ campaign for 9 years as 2016, and is also contributing to the promotion of community welfare by promoting children’s psychological counseling services to build a strong mind and sharing kimchi of love. .
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How do art exhibitions contribute to cultural awareness adn community engagement?
Interview Title: Exploring teh Meaning of the Dokdo Photo Exhibition in Boseong
time.news Editor: Good day, everyone! Today, we have a special guest, Byeong-ok Ahn, the President of the Boseong-gun branch of the Korea Special Mission Merit Association. Welcome, mr. Ahn!
byeong-ok Ahn: Thank you for having me! it’s a pleasure to be here.
Editor: Let’s dive right into it. You recently held a Dokdo photo exhibition at the boseong-gun Office. Can you tell us about the purpose behind this event?
Ahn: Absolutely! The Dokdo photo exhibition serves multiple purposes. First, it aims to enhance awareness about the significance of Dokdo Island, a site of great national pride for South Korea. Secondly,we wanted to showcase the artistic interpretations of this remarkable landscape and the surrounding cultural richness.
Editor: That’s engaging! What kind of artworks were featured in the exhibition?
Ahn: We featured a range of photographs that captured the beauty of Dokdo, including stunning seascapes, wildlife, and the historical aspects of the island. Our goal was to present both the natural allure and the cultural heritage that surround Dokdo. It was amazing to see local photographers contribute their perspectives.
Editor: How do you think such exhibitions impact community perception of Dokdo?
Ahn: Exhibitions like this one play a crucial role in fostering a sense of identity and pride among community members. By engaging the public visually and emotionally, we can definitely help cultivate a deeper understanding of our heritage, and in turn, encourage stewardship of these critically important national assets.
Editor: You held this exhibition for just two days. What was the response from attendees?
Ahn: The response was overwhelmingly positive! Many attendees expressed their appreciation for the exhibit and shared their personal connections to Dokdo. It was heartening to witness people from various backgrounds come together to discuss and celebrate our shared history.
Editor: Do you have plans for future exhibits or events related to this topic?
Ahn: Yes, we do! We’re planning to expand this initiative with a series of cultural events, including workshops and lectures, to further engage the community. We believe that by continuing to promote conversation and education surrounding Dokdo, we can deepen our collective appreciation and obligation towards it.
Editor: That sounds splendid! What message would you like to leave with our readers regarding the importance of preserving Dokdo?
Ahn: Dokdo is more then just an island; it embodies our history, culture, and identity. I urge everyone to explore and learn about its significance, as understanding our past is key to safeguarding our future. Let’s all work together to protect this cherished part of our national heritage!
Editor: Thank you so much, mr.Ahn, for sharing your insights and passion with us today. We appreciate the important work you’re doing!
Ahn: Thank you for having me! It’s been a pleasure.
Editor: And to our readers, stay tuned for more engaging stories and discussions right here at Time.news!