Gyeongbuk Provincial Library (Director Lee Sang-hyun) held a book donation ceremony with the National Studies Institute 'Saemi' at the Gyeongbuk Provincial Government K Hall on the 28th.


The donation ceremony was organized to present a plaque of appreciation to Saemi of the National Studies Institute, who donated about 3,000 books to expand the reading culture base and revitalize the reading culture in Gyeongbuk Province. Attendees included Kim Hak-hong, Vice Governor of Gyeongbuk Province, Jeong Chan-yong, Director of Saemi of the National Studies Institute, and Woo Joong-sik, Standing Advisor.

Director Jeong Chan-yong (second from right) of the National Studies Resource Center Saemi and Senior Advisor Woo Jung-sik (first from right) are posing for a commemorative photo with Kim Hak-hong, Deputy Governor of Gyeongbuk Province (second from left), after donating over 3,000 books.

Director Jeong Chan-yong (second from right) of the National Studies Resource Center Saemi and Senior Advisor Woo Jung-sik (first from right) are posing for a commemorative photo with Kim Hak-hong, Deputy Governor of Gyeongbuk Province (second from left), after donating over 3,000 books.

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This book donation consists of books in various fields such as folklore, Korean studies, literature, and university specialized textbooks, which is expected not only to enrich and strengthen the collection of the Gyeongbuk Provincial Library but also to greatly contribute to the development of the reading culture.


Saemi of the National Studies Institute, founded in 1980, is a publishing company leading the globalization of Korean studies. It plays a leading role in the broad reading culture by creating and publishing diverse Korean cultural content to widely promote the value and excellence of Korean culture.



Kim Hak-hong, Vice Governor of Gyeongbuk Province, said, “We thank Saemi of the National Studies Institute for donating these valuable books,” and added, “This book donation is expected to greatly help the residents cultivate humanistic knowledge and emotions, and furthermore contribute to making reading a daily habit.”


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