Song Hye-kyo and Seo said, "We will provide Korean guides from the middle of this month. Korean visitors can use Korean guides in front of ticket offices free of charge."
The donated guide included a general story about the museum, entertainment, and how to use it. Each floor also included a representative Tian Shimul introduction.
Professor Seo explained, "Nowadays, it is located close to Williamsburg and Dumbo areas, which are hot places in New York City, so it will be a good opportunity to provide convenience to Korean visitors to the museum and to inform foreign visitors of Hangul."
They will start Korean guides on Tian Shi water this winter season and will continue to provide Korean guides whenever Tian Shi water changes in the future season.
So far, Song Hye-kyo and Seo have provided Korean Services to the New York City Metropolitan Museum of Art, the New York City Museum of Modern Art (MoMA), the Natural History Museum of the American Natural History, London, and the Natural History Museum of Toronto, Canada, and London (ROM). The Boston Museum of Art has donated a video guide box in the Korean room and has supported a total of seven places.
In the future, we plan to donate Korean Service to famous museums, Natural History Museum and London in Europe and other cities beyond the Americas.