Experience Global Culture Day - Sweden in Gwanghwamun
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On October 24th and 25th,
the 'Garden of Gratitude' in Gwanghwamun Square will host
'Global Culture Day - Sweden'
featuring special illuminations, film screenings, performances,
and cultural experience programs.
If you're looking for a special weekend outing that reflects on history and peace,
don't miss the Swedish cultural event and the moments of light at Gwanghwamun Square.
Are you looking for the Gwanghwamun Festival in October?
Join us for Global Culture Day - Sweden at the Garden of Gratitude,
where you can experience special illuminations, films, performances,
and diverse cultural activities!
What is the Garden of Gratitude in Gwanghwamun Square?
The newly established landmark, the 'Garden of Gratitude' in Gwanghwamun Square,
has welcomed over 500,000 visitors.
This space was created to convey messages of gratitude and peace to the veterans of the Korean War and the participating countries.
It symbolizes the friendship between the two nations and expresses gratitude through media content, telling the story of South Korea's journey from a recipient of aid to a donor nation.
The milestone of 500,000 visitors signifies that the Garden of Gratitude is not just a viewing facility, but a place to experience historical significance and foster international solidarity and exchange.
What does the stone donated by the Swedish Embassy signify?
In August, the Swedish Embassy donated Swedish sienna stone to the Garden of Gratitude, enhancing the friendship between the two countries.
This is the first instance of a participating country donating stone for the Garden.
During the Korean War, Sweden provided medical support by dispatching a field hospital.
The unique sienna stone features a black base with green hues and silver, purple, and golden crystals.
Come and experience the meaning of friendship, solidarity, and the values of freedom and peace at the October Gwanghwamun Festival.
How will Global Culture Day - Sweden be held?
From October 24th (Saturday) to 25th (Sunday), enjoy Swedish culture and special friendships through lectures, performances, and films.
This October Gwanghwamun Festival will feature a variety of programs including lectures, performances, film screenings, and experience booths.
Join us to explore the history and culture of Sweden and reflect on the bonds formed during the Korean War.
Experience the special meaning added to the Garden of Gratitude.
Create special autumn memories this weekend in Gwanghwamun.
Source :https://blog.naver.com/haechiseoul/224449191641
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