Gwangjin-gu Video Contest Grand Prize Awarded to 'Jin-ui Yeon'

Various videos showcasing my unique way of using Gwangjin, including policies, attractions, and activities in Gwangjin-gu... 10 works selected, including Grand Prize winner 'Jin(津)ui Yeon(緣)', Excellence Award winners 'A Day of Gwangjin-i' and 'Life is the Gwangjin'... 2023 video contest winners available on Gwangjin-gu Office official YouTube channel

Gwangjin-gu (District Mayor Kim Kyung-ho) held an awards ceremony on the 1st for the video contest "My Gwangjin User Manual."

The district conducted a video contest from October 16 to October 31, introducing personal ways to use Gwangjin-gu’s policies, attractions, food, and entertainment.

A total of 49 entries were received, and after online public participation voting and expert evaluation, 10 final winners were selected.

The awards ceremony proceeded in the order of ▲progress report ▲screening of the grand prize work ▲awards presentation ▲acceptance speeches.

The prestigious grand prize was awarded to the work "Jin(津)ui Yeon(緣)." The protagonist conveyed the wonder experienced while traveling between Joseon Dynasty and 21st-century Gwangjin-gu, connected by the "Naru" (ferry), in the form of a letter.

The excellence awards went to "A Day of Gwangjini" and "Life is the Gwangjin." "A Day of Gwangjini" highlighted policies for single-person households of youth in Gwangjin-gu, while "Life is the Gwangjin" amusingly portrayed customized policies for each life cycle stage in Gwangjin-gu.

The merit awards were given to seven works: "Introducing Convenient Interlibrary Loan Service," "Dreaming, Gwangjin," "What? No Places to Hang Out in Gwangjin-gu?," "Mission! Conquer Gwangjin-gu," "Finding Attractions in Gwangjin-gu! Creating Gwangjin’s Four Scenic Spots," "Gwangjin Playlist," and "Gwangjin Information Network."

The winning teams received certificates along with prize money of 1,000,000 KRW (grand prize), 700,000 KRW (excellence awards), and 300,000 KRW (merit awards).

The district plans to actively utilize the winning works for promoting Gwangjin-gu through the official Gwangjin-gu Office YouTube channel.

Kim Kyung-ho, Mayor of Gwangjin-gu, said, "I wanted to help residents better understand and use Gwangjin-gu’s policies by sharing how to use Gwangjin-gu." He added, "Thank you for creating the 'Gwangjin User Manual' with interest and affection, and congratulations to all the winners."

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