Residents of Yeonje Jugong Apartment in Buk-gu, Gwangju Successfully Hold 'Anabada Event'
Established as an Annual Event Strengthening Residents' Unity
[Asia Economy Honam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Yoon Jamin] A recycling event recently held in the Yeonje Jugong Apartment complex in Buk-gu, Gwangju Metropolitan City, attracted attention due to the active participation of residents.
Now in its third year, the Yeonje Recycling Market has established itself as an annual event that strengthens the bonds among residents.
At this recycling event, residents prepared snacks like rice cake skewers for children, the women's association served seafood pancakes to the elderly, and people bought and sold outgrown clothes, school supplies, shoes, and household items, creating an opportunity to share and confirm community ties.
An elderly resident, who had found it difficult to eat out due to COVID-19, smiled brightly while giving a thumbs-up after tasting the seafood pancake.
Children, focused on eating without minding the sauce smeared all around their mouths, were also noticeable.
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Throughout the venue, people haggled over prices and inquired about each other's well-being, turning the event into a lively festival that had been unseen for a while due to COVID-19.
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