Gwangju Area Students' 'COVID-19 Prevention Rules Song' Gains Attention
[Asia Economy Honam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Yoon Jamin] Middle and high school students in the Gwangju area have created a 'COVID-19 Prevention Rules Song' that students can easily and enjoyably sing along to in order to prevent the spread of the COVID-19 infectious disease, drawing attention.
According to the Gwangju Metropolitan Office of Education on the 26th, the 'COVID-19 Prevention Rules Song' was adapted from the 'Milk Song' by Han Yul and Choi Yeonhee, third-year students at Ilsin Middle School, and the rap lyrics were written by Choi Jungmin, a third-year student at Gwangju High School.
Kim Kyungseo and Shin Hanbi, third-year students at Hanam Middle School, sang the song, and Choi Jungmin, a third-year student at Gwangju High School, performed the rap to complete the song.
The lyrics include COVID-19 daily life rules that students must follow, such as refraining from going out and gathering, wearing masks, observing cough etiquette, washing hands, complying with government guidelines, self-diagnosis, and maintaining cleanliness.
The Metropolitan Office of Education obtained consent from composer Jo Hyungseop and lyricist Kim Joohee of the 'Milk Song,' and plans to play the 'COVID-19 Prevention Rules Song' during times such as arrival and dismissal, before meals, and breaks at schools so that students can naturally follow the COVID-19 prevention rules.
Jo Hyungseop and Kim Joohee, copyright holders of the 'Milk Song,' said, "We heard about the production of Gwangju students' 'COVID-19 Prevention Rules Song' and are pleased that it is being used for a good cause."
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Han Dooseok, public relations officer of the Gwangju Metropolitan Office of Education, said, "On the 24th, students from Seogang Middle School participated and produced a video matching the 'COVID-19 Prevention Rules Song.' We will post it on the education office's YouTube channel so that many students can watch it."
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