Daejeon Dongbu Office of Education Holds "Family Love Healing Day"
Aiming to Foster Filial Piety and Character Development Through Traditional Culture Experiences

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In an era where communication and empathy among family members are lacking due to the prevalence of smartphones, a program offering opportunities to learn the value of filial piety and experience traditional culture has been well received.


The Daejeon Dongbu Office of Education held the "Family Love Healing Day" on July 19, in collaboration with the Korea Institute of Hyoculture, inviting elementary school students and their guardians to participate together.


This family-centered experiential program brought together a total of 20 families, providing them with opportunities to internalize the values of proper character and family love through traditional culture experiences and education on filial piety.


The program included lessons on daily etiquette, a tea ceremony experience, a filial piety-themed craft activity (making mother-of-pearl crafts), and a tour of the exhibition hall. It went beyond simple experiences, offering educational value by encouraging families to reflect on the meaning of "practicing filial piety as a family" and "learning and growing together as a family."

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One guardian who participated in the program shared, "These days, I hardly have time to make eye contact and talk with my child, but today, spending the whole day laughing and learning together made my heart feel full. In particular, the time we spent naturally talking and laughing while doing the craft activity is what I remember most."


Yang Sujo, Superintendent of the Daejeon Dongbu Office of Education, stated, "I hope this meaningful opportunity allows families to pause their busy routines, learn about traditional culture together, and reflect on the value of filial piety. We will continue to expand various character education programs that enable students and families to grow together in the future."





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