Jangheung-gun, ‘Jangheung Hoejin-myeon, establishes a light park to commemorate the Nobel Prize in Literature’

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Hoejin-myeon, Jangheung, installed a light park to commemorate⁢ the Nobel Prize in Literature. Hoejin-myeon, Jangheung-gun announced that it installed⁤ nighttime landscape ⁣lighting in the‌ Hoeryeongjinseong​ area to ‍commemorate ‌author Han Kang’s winning the Nobel Prize in Literature.

The night landscape lighting ‌installation was ⁤designed to celebrate the Nobel Prize​ in Literature and to⁣ promote Hoeryeongjinseong, the​ gateway to the region.

The plan is to install LED landscape lighting and decorations on trees, waterfalls, etc. to provide local residents and tourists with a stylish nighttime attraction in Hoeryeongjinseong.

It ⁣is evaluated that the landscape lighting, which will ⁢be lit every day from 6 ⁢PM to 6 AM the next day until the end of January next year, will also help create ⁤a warm local atmosphere during the year-end and New Year holidays.

Residents‌ said, “The area is ⁢becoming less lively due to recent population decline.⁤ We hope that by installing nighttime ‌lighting, we will create⁢ a lively street ‌atmosphere and attract ​many local residents.”

Jang Chan-seok, head of Hoejin-myeon, said, “I congratulate writer Han Kang on winning the Nobel Prize in Literature with all residents of the town. “I hope this will serve as an chance‍ to make hoejin-myeon widely known as the No. 1 city of Nobel literature,”⁣ he said.

Meanwhile,Jangheung-gun announced that it held a performance sharing session for the ‍’jeonnam-type youth community revitalization project’ at the Jangheung-gun Community Center on the 10th.

The ‘Jeonnam-type Youth Community Revitalization Project’ is‍ a project that strengthens the entrepreneurship capabilities of young people ‌to revitalize the region and ⁢ultimately supports them to take root in Jangheung.

On⁢ this day, about 60 people,⁢ including 8 youth community teams and heads of social organizations, attended the youth community revitalization project performance sharing meeting.

The eight youth communities ​selected in 2024 participated in the progress and sales of start-up items using local resources, promotion of cultural and tourism resources, and employment ⁣training for youth.

We also contributed ⁣to the development of the local community by approaching​ various topics, such⁤ as participating in local festivals such as the Water festival ⁣and Youth Day, and volunteering ‍for neighbors in need.

‘Jangheung Juhyang’, ⁤which was selected as the best community at​ this​ performance ⁤sharing meeting, ‌received attention for developing customary liquor using local agricultural products.

Outstanding communities include ‘Hundred Years of Spring’, which promoted enhancement of residents’ quality of life through volunteering in environmental and cultural activities, ‘Volunteer Content’, which promoted the production of goods⁤ and⁣ regional promotion using local ⁤tourism resources, and documenting and promoting local resources. A total of 5 teams were selected, including ‌’Reed Boxja’ and ‘Seungmo’s’, ⁣which mentored young people in the process of acquiring baking certification.

Jangheung Juhyang, ⁢which was selected ​as the best community, will participate in the Jeollanam-do performance‌ sharing meeting on behalf of‍ Jangheung-gun and share the results of ⁤its activities with excellent communities in the Jeonnam region on December 18.

The county is reviewing ways to connect with shared kitchens⁣ in‌ the Saturday Market and the Jangheung-gun Agricultural Products Processing Support Center so that youth communities can be ⁢maintained and expanded‍ rather than ⁢a one-time event.

we plan to recruit more than five teams next year and⁤ support ⁢them‍ in various fields so that they can develop as regional leaders in the ⁣future.

Jangheung County Mayor Kim Seong‌ said, “Through this project, we hope ‌that young people will share special experiences ​and strengthen their capabilities,” and added,‌ “We​ will actively support participating young people so that they can ⁣grow into ⁣leaders of the local ⁣community.”

Economy‌ Queen Reporter​ Hana Choi ⁤Photo⁤ Jangheung-gun

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⁢What role does literature play ⁤in shaping⁣ public spaces and community identity, as demonstrated by the light​ park honoring Han Kang?

Title: Illuminating literature: A Conversation on Hoeryeongjinseong’s‌ New Light Park

Interviewer: Welcome to Time.news! Today,⁣ we have the pleasure of ‌speaking with Dr. Seo-Jin Hwang, a‍ cultural historian and expert in public art installations. ⁣Dr.Hwang, thank you for joining us.

Dr. hwang: Thank⁢ you for having‍ me! I’m‍ excited to discuss this innovative project in Hoejin-myeon.

Interviewer: Absolutely! Recently, Hoejin-myeon ‌installed a ​light park to commemorate⁤ the Nobel Prize-winning author Han Kang.What does this project say about the intersection of ⁢literature and public space?

Dr. Hwang: It speaks volumes! By creating a light park in honour of Han Kang, the community is ‌not only ⁣celebrating literary achievement but also enhancing the cultural ⁢landscape of the area. It transforms a mere location into a ⁤narrative space,where visitors can engage⁤ with literature in a visual and experiential way.

Interviewer: The night landscape lighting in ​the hoeryeongjinseong area​ seems⁣ notably designed to attract locals ​and tourists alike. What are some of the benefits of such installations in promoting local culture?

Dr. Hwang: These projects can have a profound economic and social impact. The enchanting LED lights and aesthetic decorations create an inviting atmosphere for visitors, ultimately boosting local tourism. Additionally, they foster a sense of community pride and identity, as residents can see their culture and heritage visually represented.

Interviewer: That’s a great point. ⁣The plan to install decorations on trees and waterfalls can⁢ transform⁣ the environment. In your experience, how do such public art installations influence‌ the way people interact with their surroundings?

Dr. ⁢Hwang: Public art installations provide a platform for interaction and engagement. They encourage ‌people to visit, linger, and experience their environment‌ differently. ⁣In this case, the light park ‍becomes a canvas for storytelling, where the essence ​of Han ‌Kang’s ⁢literary world can‍ merge⁣ with the natural beauty of Hoeryeongjinseong. It ‌can inspire residents and visitors to pose questions about art, literature, and the ‍significance of place in their lives.

Interviewer: It truly sounds like a way to enhance community connectivity. As an expert in your field, what suggestions would you give to other towns considering similar initiatives to honor local cultural figures?

Dr. Hwang: Collaboration is key.‍ Engaging local​ artists, ⁤writers, and historians can result in​ a more authentic portrayal of the community’s heritage. In addition, it’s essential‌ to consider year-round use—ensuring the ‍space can host events, gatherings, or workshops. This ​approach turns a ⁤commemorative project‍ into a living, breathing ⁢part of the culture that celebrates not just the individual but the entire community.

Interviewer: Those are insightful ⁤suggestions. what legacy do you think ⁤the ⁤light ‌park⁣ will leave for ‍future generations in Hoejin-myeon?

Dr. Hwang: The light park has the potential to become a cherished symbol of creativity and inspiration. For⁢ future generations,it could serve as a reminder of the importance of literature and ⁣the arts in enriching our ​lives and ⁤communities. It can inspire young writers, ​artists, ​and thinkers to ⁣dream big, just as Han Kang did, encouraging them to create their own legacies.

Interviewer: ‍Thank you, Dr. Hwang, for this enlightening discussion. it seems that ​the light park in Hoejin-myeon ⁣might just be the beginning of a wonderful journey into the intersection ⁤of literature and public art!

Dr. Hwang: Thank you for having me! I look forward to ​seeing how this‍ project evolves and inspires⁤ others.

Interviewer: And thank you ⁤to⁣ our readers for joining us today. Stay ‌tuned for more engaging ​discussions on culture ‌and community!

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