Song Hye-kyo, SEO Kyoung-Duk and 10,000 Korean guides to LA and Organ donation..

Actor Song Hye-kyo, along with SEO Kyoung-Duk Sung, conducted another Organ donation of 10,000 Korean and English guides to the Korean National Association in Los Angeles, USA.This was announced by Professor Seo on his SNS on the morning of the 15th.Professor Seo said, It is good to produce a new guide to the Independent Movement Relic site in World, but I think it is more important to constantly fill in the Organ donation place. Since last year, which was the 100th anniversary of the 3.1 Movement and the establishment of the provisional government, The refill project was started, but this year it will be the second time after the Chongqing Provisional Government Complex.He said, This guide explains in detail the background and process of the Korean National Association, the publication of Shinhan Minbo, the development of independent forces, and the fundraising of independent funds, along with photographs. Due to the Corona crisis this year, the situation of the Independent Movement Relic sites remaining overseas is not very good.The more I think this is the time for us to have more attention, he added.Meanwhile, Song Hye-kyo has been steadily donating Korean guides, Korean signboards, and Independent movement relief works to 22 World Independence Movement Relic sites with Professor Seo for the past nine years.
Actor Song Hye-kyo, along with SEO Kyoung-Duk Sung, conducted another Organ donation of 10,000 Korean and English guides to the Korean National Association in Los Angeles, USA.This was announced by Professor Seo on his SNS on the morning of the 15th.Professor Seo said, It is good to produce a new guide to the Independent Movement Relic site in World, but I think it is more important to constantly fill in the Organ donation place. Since last year, which was the 100th anniversary of the 3.1 Movement and the establishment of the provisional government, The refill project was started, but this year it will be the second time after the Chongqing Provisional Government Complex.He said, This guide explains in detail the background and process of the Korean National Association, the publication of Shinhan Minbo, the development of independent forces, and the fundraising of independent funds, along with photographs. Due to the Corona crisis this year, the situation of the Independent Movement Relic sites remaining overseas is not very good.The more I think this is the time for us to have more attention, he added.Meanwhile, Song Hye-kyo has been steadily donating Korean guides, Korean signboards, and Independent movement relief works to 22 World Independence Movement Relic sites with Professor Seo for the past nine years.

Actor Song Hye-kyo, along with SEO Kyoung-Duk Sung, conducted another Organ donation of 10,000 Korean and English guides to the Korean National Association in Los Angeles, USA.

This was announced by Professor Seo on his SNS on the morning of the 15th.

Professor Seo said, "It is good to produce a new guide to the Independent Movement relic site in World, but I think it is more important to constantly fill in the Organ donation place." "Since last year, which was the 100th anniversary of the 3.1 Movement and the establishment of the provisional government, The refill project 'was started, but this year it will be the second time after the Chongqing Provisional Government Complex.'

He said, "This guide explains in detail the background and process of the Korean National Association, the publication of Shinhan Minbo, the development of independent forces, and the fundraising of independent funds, along with photographs." Due to the Corona crisis this year, the situation of the Independent Movement relic sites remaining overseas is not very good. The more I think this is the time for us to have more attention,' he added.

Meanwhile, Song Hye-kyo has been steadily donating Korean guides, Korean signboards, and Independent movement relief works to 22 World Independence movement relic sites with Professor Seo for the past nine years.