The celebration also aimed to deepen understanding, appreciate Korean heritage and fostering a sense of unity and cultural appreciation among students and staff of AISA. Activities at the event included Taekwondo, K-pop, Hanguel calligraphy writing, K-food, K- Arts, Crafts and games such as Tuho game, Conggi Nori and Jegi- Chagi, Hanbok (Korean traditional clothes) wearing and Korean food tasting. Ms Yujin Lee, KCCN Cultural Event Manager, said the celebration was aimed at enhancing cultural exchange among students of different background in the school. According to Lee, the event is not only just for experience, but focused on educational purposes such as providing the K-pop, Taekwondo, art and drawing classes that is related to the Korean traditional mask

Media:Star News

Reporter: Local Correspondent

Date: 2-3-2025

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