‘Hwih?, Drawing the Heart at the Tip of the Brush’... Busan Gijang-gun Hosts Park Tae-jun Memorial Hall Collection Exhibition

Introducing the Spirit and Life of Cheongam Park Tae-joon, Honorary Chairman of POSCO, Captured at the Tip of the Brush

'Calligraphy, Drawing the Heart at the Tip of the Brush'... Held on the 16th at the Park Tae-joon Memorial Hall

Busan Gijang-gun (Governor Jeong Jong-bok) will open an exhibition titled "Hwihyo (揮毫), Drawing the Heart at the Tip of the Brush," featuring the collection of the Park Tae-jun Memorial Hall (1 Imranghaean-gil, Jangan-eup) starting from the 16th.

Exhibition Poster: "Calligraphy, Drawing the Heart at the Tip of the Brush"

Cheongam (靑巖) Park Tae-jun, Honorary Chairman of POSCO, expressed his anguish and thoughts through brush strokes at critical moments of decision-making. After declaring an emergency with the goal of completing the third phase of Pohang in 1978, he motivated employees with the "Charge" calligraphy (휘호, 揮毫).

This exhibition focuses on introducing Cheongam's spirit and life conveyed through these calligraphies, along with framed calligraphy works and practice calligraphy pieces.

Additionally, on the 20th, the county will hold a special lecture titled "Cheongam's Calligraphy and Thoughts" by Professor Kang Kyung-gu (Emeritus Professor, Department of Chinese Language and Literature, Dong-Eui University) to reflect on the significance of this exhibition.

The exhibition is free to attend, and for more details related to the exhibition, inquiries can be made to the Gijang-gun Park Tae-jun Memorial Hall.

A Gijang-gun official stated, "We hope that visitors to this place will have an opportunity to feel the unwavering determination and conviction through the calligraphy left by Cheongam."

The signstone of Imrang Beach, personally inscribed by Honorary Chairman Park Tae-joon.

The Park Tae-jun Memorial Hall was established by Gijang-gun next to the birthplace of Park Tae-jun, Honorary Chairman of POSCO, who made great contributions to Korea's economic development, and opened in December 2021. Comprising a garden pavilion, corridor, exhibition hall, and a small children's library, it is a representative local cultural space in Gijang-gun, attracting steady love with 35,000 visitors last year alone.

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