Wanju-gun 'Unju-myeon Lifestyle Culture Community Center' Completion Ceremony
Basic Living Hub Project... Enhancing Residential Conditions
Wanju-gun, Jeonbuk Province, announced on the 14th that it has completed the construction of the two-story "Living Culture Community Center" in Jangseon-ri, Unju-myeon. The center's completion is part of a basic living hub project that has been promoted over the past four years to improve residential conditions.
![On the 14th, a commemorative scene of the completion ceremony of the 'Unju-myeon Living Culture Community Center' held in Unju-myeon, Wanju-gun, Jeonbuk Province. <br>[Photo by Wanju-gun Office]](http://www.asiae.co.kr/news/img_view.htm?img=2023061417145463960_1686730493.jpg)
On the 14th, a commemorative scene of the completion ceremony of the 'Unju-myeon Living Culture Community Center' held in Unju-myeon, Wanju-gun, Jeonbuk Province.
[Photo by Wanju-gun Office]
The completion ceremony was attended by Yu Hee-tae, the governor of Wanju-gun, Seo Nam-yong, the chairman of the county council, Kim Wan-jung, the head of the Korea Rural Community Corporation Jeonju-Wanju-Imsil branch, as well as local residents.
The Unju-myeon Living Culture Community Center features a communication space for residents on the first floor, and a multipurpose hall and community room on the second floor, providing a foundation for residents' living culture community activities.
The county was selected for the general rural development project contest hosted by the Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs and has been promoting the hub project. Under the vision of "Unju as a care hub and cultural forest for the living culture community," it has supported residents' education, field trips, and consulting, while also enhancing safety and aesthetics by creating parking lots, small parks, and walkways.
With the basic living hub project significantly improving residential conditions in Unju-myeon and the center being completed as a focal point for residents' community activities, the county expects it to greatly benefit residents' convenience.
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Governor Yu said, "Going forward, the county will actively gather residents' opinions and do its best to create a residential foundation comparable to urban areas, leading to residents' happiness."
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