Seoyugu's Cultural Legacy ... Daegu Cyber University and Pungsuk Cultural Foundation Collaborate for 'Traditional Food Development'

Rediscovering Tradition, Aiming for Modernization

Daegu Cyber University signed a mutual exchange agreement with the Pungseok Cultural Foundation Food Research Institute on the 21st at the meeting room of the Pungseok Cultural Foundation Food Research Institute.

Both institutions agreed to actively cooperate in ▲developing training programs ▲joint research and co-hosting academic seminars ▲providing industry-academia agreement scholarships upon admission to Daegu Cyber University ▲collaborating to promote a lifelong learning platform for people with disabilities, and agreed to form a joint council.

Daegu Cyber University signed a mutual exchange agreement with Pungsuk Cultural Foundation Food Research Institute on the 21st and is taking a commemorative photo.

Lee Geun-yong, president of Daegu Cyber University, said, “Just as Seoyugu took care of people through food, we will nurture talents with the founding philosophy of caring for society through education.”

The Pungseok Cultural Foundation Food Research Institute focuses on rediscovering and modernizing traditional food based on the food philosophy and writings of Pungseok Seoyugu, a practical scholar of the late Joseon Dynasty, and his sister-in-law Bingheogak Lee, including the Imwon Gyeongjeji and Guihapchongseo. It is dedicated to preserving traditional values while creating and spreading a food culture that resonates with modern people.

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