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Geumcheon Center for Independent Living for the Disabled Holds Calligraphy Special Class
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- The Geumcheon Center for Independent Living for the Disabled held a special class, “Making Your Own Fan: Calligraphy,” in two sessions on June 19 and June 26.
- Disabled members of the center took part after pre-registration, and the class was taught by artist No Ikhui of the Yeollin Yesul Hyeophoe.
- No Ikhui said she hopes that by making fans themselves, disabled participants will improve their understanding and application of handwriting.
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