Memories of the Sewol Ferry Disaster and Old Cookbooks Included in Asia-Pacific List of World Memory of the World
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The UNESCO Asia-Pacific Regional Commission has inscribed the Danwon High School 4·16 Archive, a record of the Sewol Ferry disaster, and the traditional Joseon Dynasty cookbooks *Suunjapbang* and *Eum식dimibang* on the Asia-Pacific Regional List of Memory of the World. With this inscription, Korea now possesses a total of eight items on the Asia-Pacific Regional List, providing an opportunity for the value of disaster records and the excellence o…
The ancient cookbooks *Suunjapbang* and *Eum식dimibang*, written during the Joseon Dynasty, have been inscribed on the UNESCO Asia-Pacific Regional List of the Memory of the World. On the 5th, Gyeongbuk Province announced, "The 11th General Meeting of the UNESCO Asia-Pacific Regional Committee on the Memory of the World, held in Jakarta, Indonesia from the 3rd..."
(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Kim Ye-na = Records imbued with the pain of the Sewol Ferry disaster that occurred on April 16, 2014, are a legacy remembered together by the Asia-Pacific region...
The ‘Danwon High School 4.16 Archive,’ which captures the daily lives of the students who perished in the Sewol Ferry disaster and the recovery efforts of bereaved families and survivors, has been inscribed on the UNESCO Asia-Pacific Regional List of Memory of the World. The traditional cookbooks ‘Suun Japbang’ and ‘Eum식 Dimibang’ were also added to the list. The National Heritage Administration announced on the 5th that the inscription of the t…
The ancient cookbooks 'Suun Japbang' and 'Eum식dimibang,' which capture the food culture and cooking methods of Gyeongbuk during the Joseon Dynasty, have been inscribed on the UNESCO Asia-Pacific Regional List of the Memory of the World. According to Gyeongbuk Province on the 5th, the inscription of 'Suun Japbang' and 'Eum식dimibang' was confirmed at the 11th General Assembly of the UNESCO Asia-Pacific Regional Commission for the Memory of the Wo…
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