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Jungnang-gu Expands Hands-On Humanities Programs at Mangu Historical and Cultural Park
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- Jungnang-gu is expanding its hands-on humanities programs for youth and citizens at Mangu Historical and Cultural Park.
- In partnership with the Korean National Trust and others, the district has organized "Dojeon! Running Man" and "Yeoksa Gyosil," a writing class by author Jeong Myeong-seop.
- The programs run from May through the summer vacation, and applications can be submitted via the Mangu Historical and Cultural Park website and the Seoul public service reservation system.
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