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Wonju and Bremen Connect Through Literature
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- Wonju City took part in a literary exchange with Bremen, Germany, in the first half of this year, joining an interview with The Bremer Literaturkontor and a literary project.
- The interview was published in The Digital Literary Magazine Bremen, and Wonju City recorded a Korean-language version of 'The Town Musicians of Bremen' with the voices of city hall staff.
- Both the interview and the recorded content are available to everyone on The Digital Literary Magazine Bremen and on The Bremer Literaturhaus website, respectively.
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