Showcasing the 'Land of Wisdom': Central Asian Embassies Exhibit to Korean Tourists
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Check out this fun snap! From left to right, we've got Kyrgyzstan Counsellor to Korea Tilek Chokmorov, Turkmenistan Ambassador to Korea Begench Durdyyev, Tajikistan Ambassador to Korea Kirom Salohiddin, Prof. Kim Ju-yeon, Kim's mammoth (can't forget moms!), Kazakhstan Ambassador to Korea Nurgali Arystanov, Executive Vice-President of Korea Foundation Rhee Jong-kook, and Uzbekistan Ambassador to Korea Alisher Abdusalomov. They struck a pose in the heart of Seoul on April 23. [LEE SOO-JUNG]
Take a peek at this intriguing book cover titled "Central Asia, the Curtain Rises: 12 Stories Unearthed from the Steppes," written by none other than Prof. Kim Ju-yeon from Cheongju University. [SCREEN CAPTURE]
This book is all about...
- Cultural and spiritual gems found in Central Asia
- Fascinating anecdotes and time-honored accounts discovered during Prof. Kim's expedition across the region[1][3][4]
- Art, literature, and local reflections gathered on her trip[1]
- Historical and contemporary tales that showcase the "land of wisdom"[3]
- Insights from human connections and mutual cultural understandings[2]
- The fantastic legacy of the Silk Road, including central sites like Kazakhstan’s Golden Triangle (Astana, Almaty, Shymkent) and regional spiritual practices[2][3]
What makes this book truly unique is its blend of captivating journey-style storytelling and in-depth academic exploration, inviting Korean and international spectators to delve into Central Asia's lesser-known tales[1][4]. The exact titles or plotlines of the 12 stories are yet to be revealed in the press coverage. So, keep your eyes peeled for this captivating read!
- The book "Central Asia, the Curtain Rises" written by Prof. Kim Ju-yeon from Cheongju University unveils cultural and spiritual gems found in Central Asia.
- This intriguing book contains fascinating anecdotes and time-honored accounts discovered during Kim's exploration of the region.
- Art, literature, and local reflections gathered on Kim's trip are also presented in the book.
- Historical and contemporary tales showcasing the "land of wisdom" are featured in the book.
- Insights from human connections and mutual cultural understandings are highlighted in the stories.
- The fantastic legacy of the Silk Road, including central sites in Kazakhstan and regional spiritual practices, are explored in the book. This unique blend of journey-style storytelling and academic exploration invites Korean and international readers to delve into Central Asia's lesser-known tales.
