Spreading a Culture of Respect on the 29th Senior Citizens’ Day
Kim Hasu: "If Our Seniors Are Happy, Cheongdo Is Happy"

Cheongdo County (Governor Kim Hasu) announced that it successfully held the "2025 Senior Harmony Festival" in celebration of the 29th Senior Citizens’ Day at the National Sports Center Indoor Gymnasium on November 7.


The event was attended by Kim Hasu, Governor of Cheongdo County; Park Seonggon, Vice Chairman; Baek Suhwan, President of the Cheongdo County branch of the Korean Senior Citizens Association; presidents and secretaries of each senior center; senior association executives; meritorious seniors; and various distinguished guests. Over 800 people gathered to share their respect and gratitude for the seniors of Cheongdo in a meaningful gathering.

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The event began with a pre-ceremony performance by the Fedora Soloist Ensemble, whose clear voices filled the gymnasium and brought bright smiles to the faces of the seniors.


The first part of the ceremony included the declaration of the opening, followed by the introduction of guests, the national pledge, and the recitation of the Senior Citizens’ Creed.


In addition, a total of 38 individuals were recognized for their contributions to the local community, receiving awards from the President of the Korean Senior Citizens Association, the Provincial Federation President, the County Chapter President, and the County Governor. A donation ceremony for the Senior Welfare Fund was also held to promote the welfare of seniors.


Subsequently, Kim Hasu, Governor of Cheongdo County, and other key figures delivered congratulatory speeches, wishing the seniors health and happiness.


The second part of the event featured celebratory performances, creating a lively atmosphere where different generations came together. The event not only fostered a culture of respect and togetherness for seniors but also served as a platform for intergenerational empathy and communication.



Governor Kim Hasu stated, "We will continue to expand tailored welfare policies and care services so that our seniors are respected and can enjoy a healthy and dignified later life. It is our collective mission to create a warm Cheongdo filled with laughter and consideration across generations." He added, "I hope this event will help spread the culture of respect, where 'if our seniors are happy, Cheongdo is happy,' throughout the community."


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