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Singok 1-dong's 'Maju Shelter' Reopens in Uijeongbu as a Living Culture Space Combining Rest, Exhibitions and Play
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- The Singok 1-dong Community Center in Uijeongbu-si has renovated 'Maju Shelter', a shared residents' space, into a living culture rest area that combines rest, exhibitions and play.
- A sunflower-decorated tree and flower pots have been placed in the shelter, and works by members of a local art club are on display in March and April.
- Exhibitions of calligraphy, migratory bird photographs and children's writing will follow, and the name of the new residents' meeting room will be chosen by a resident vote.
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Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): 의정부 신곡1동 ‘마주쉼터’ 새단장…휴식·전시·놀이 결합 생활문화공간
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