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Feb 5 • 09:48 UTC • 🇰🇷 Korea • Hankyoreh (KR)

I want to broaden the contact area of people who read and talk about books

Choi Seong-hyeok, owner of the humanities café 'Byeolbat,' aims to create a space for reflection and discussion about books, opening in June 2024 after overcoming skepticism from the community regarding its viability.

#humanities #café #gwangju #discussion #books

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