Announcer Lee Geum-hee's Lecture 'Let's Speak Comfortably'

On the 9th at 6:30 PM on the 1st floor of the District Office main building... A lecture on speaking methods learned from meeting over 30,000 people during 33 years as an announcer

Gangnam-gu (District Mayor Jo Seongmyeong) will host announcer Lee Geumhee on June 9th at 6:30 PM in the district office lobby as part of the June Humanities Concert, presenting a lecture titled "Let's Speak Comfortably."

The Gangnam-gu Humanities Concert is an event designed to popularize the humanities and cultivate awareness as cultural citizens by combining lectures and performances. Writers and readers meet directly in the district office lobby to engage in conversations, allowing a deeper appreciation of books.

Lee Geumhee’s book, "Let's Speak Comfortably," published last year, draws on her 33 years of experience meeting over 30,000 people through numerous programs such as "Morning Yard" and "Human Theater," conveying attitudes and techniques for effective speaking.

In this lecture, author Lee Geumhee will share her speaking know-how and discuss the dialogue and communication methods needed in today’s world. She will especially talk about communication techniques that open the firmly closed hearts and mouths of others and about speaking honestly and doing one’s best.

As a pre-performance, classical guitarists Jang Haeun and Jang Hyeongseop, a father and daughter duo, will perform a duet, demonstrating how family members communicate and connect through music.

The lecture targets about 150 local residents, and applications can be made directly via the Gangnam-gu Motgol Library website or by phone.

Even those who do not apply in advance can attend the lecture on the day at the 1st floor of the district office main building.

For more details, please refer to the Gangnam-gu Library website or contact by phone.

Jo Seongmyeong, Mayor of Gangnam-gu, said, “We have prepared this opportunity to learn the speaking secrets of announcer Lee Geumhee, who has been loved by viewers for her warm and comfortable speaking style on broadcasts,” and added, “Following the first half of the year, we will continue to host excellent authors and speakers and operate high-quality humanities programs in the second half.”

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