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Second Korea–Russia cultural exchange: a look back

Korean food traditions and names written in Hangul sparked new conversations.

Students and faculty from several Moscow universities, together with people from different professions, joined the second exchange for a wide-ranging conversation.

Korean students introduced kimjang and doenjang traditions. Writing Korean names in Hangul for Russian students offered another way to share language and culture.

This account draws on the activity record of ‘Surviving in Moscow’. Thank you to everyone who took part.

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