The beautiful good deeds of Actor Song Hye-kyo are continuing steadily.
On the 15th, Song Hye-kyo donated a large signboard to the village of Utoro, Japan, on the 75th anniversary of liberation with Professor SEO Kyoung-Duk of Sungshin Women's University. The wooden signboard is 2 meters wide and 1.5 meters long, and is also made in Korean, Japanese and English.
Professor Seo is in charge of planning and promotion, and Actor Song Hye-kyo is in charge of this work. The two also donated 20,000 copies of guides made in Korean and Japanese to Utoro Village.
Earlier, Song Hye-kyo donated 10,000 copies of Korean and English-language guides to the Korean Nationalization in United States of America la last month.
At the time, SEO Professor Kyoung-Duk said in his Instagram account, "I donated 10,000 copies of Korean and English-made guides to the Korean National Association in United States of America la with Actor Song Hye-kyo." "It is good to produce and donate new guides to the Independence movement site, I think filling is more important. Since last year, we have started the 'Refill Project for the World Independence movement Relics', which is the second time this year after the Chongqing Provisional Government Office. "
Professor SEO Kyoung-Duk said, "Due to the Corona crisis this year, the situation of the remaining Independence movement sites abroad is not good. The more we have to pay more attention to this. "
Song Hye-kyo, along with SEO Professor Kyoung-Duk, has donated Korean guides, Korean signboards, and Independence movement to 23 former World Independence movement sites for the past nine years.
Photo: DB, SEO Kyoung-Duk