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Former President's Hometown

We've got this amazing opportunity to go to Former President Roh Mu Hyun's hometown and luckily see him personally. The location is in Bong Ha Village, Kim Hae.


People were really glad to see him. Just see how they smile although it was midday and the weather was really hot and humid.






























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Anonymous said…
my husband is a fan of Mr. Roh... he's even a member of his internet "fan" club...LOL and he really wants to visit his maeul...
bittersweet said…
Hi Nhemie! we went here last week.

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