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Nature You Can Hear: Strong Interest in Voice Narrator Recruitment
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- Recruitment has begun for voice narrators who will introduce natural monuments to visually impaired people through sound.
- The Cultural Heritage Administration and related organizations are promoting the project, and both professional voice actors and ordinary citizens can take part by donating their voices.
- Applications must be submitted online or at designated institutions within the set period, and selected candidates undergo training and a trial recording before taking on the role.
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