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Happy Jaemi Seongjang Reading Club Shares Warm Year-End Moments Through Books
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- The Happy Jaemi Seongjang Reading Club held a year-end book discussion and book party on Go Myeonghwan's book "The Classics Answered" in Seoul on December 6, 2025.
- Run as a volunteer effort by Jo Huijeong, chairperson of the I Love I Gangsa Cooperative, the event featured a lecture of about one hour, followed by a question-and-answer session and sharing.
- The 2026 reading club will launch anew in March; anyone who loves books can take part, and details will be announced through online channels.
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