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A Line That Does Not Vanish, a Breath That Does Not Break…Memorial Performance 'Yeojeon' Honoring Master Dancer Jeong Myeongsuk on Second Anniversary Concludes Successfully
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- The memorial performance 'Yeojeon,' held in honor of the late Master Dancer Jeong Myeongsuk, holder of the Salpuri dance as National Intangible Cultural Heritage, concluded on May 3, marking the second anniversary of her death.
- Centered on her students, the performance featured Ipchum, Gyobang-mu, Janggo-chum, and Salpuri-chum at the Folk Theater Pungnyu of the National Intangible Heritage Center in Seoul.
- The event was hosted by the Sudang Jeong Myeongsuk Memorial Performance Promotion Committee and supported by the Korea Heritage Service and others, and her students expressed their intention to carry on their teacher's art.
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