Yangpyeong County Establishes 52nd "Reading Culture Space in Everyday Life" at Munho 4-ri Village Hall

County Governor Jeon Jinseon: “I hope it becomes a warm space where people can read and connect”

Yangpyeong County in Gyeonggi Province, led by County Governor Jeon Jinseon, has established its 52nd “Reading Culture Space in Everyday Life” at the Munho 4-ri Village Hall in Seojong-myeon. The project creates reading spaces in places such as village halls so residents can read close to home and connect with their neighbors.

Yangpyeong County Governor Jeon Jinseon poses for a commemorative photo after presenting a signboard at the Munho 4-ri community center on the 30th of last month. Photo courtesy of Yangpyeong County.

Yangpyeong County said on November 2 that County Governor Jeon Jinseon visited the Munho 4-ri Village Hall on October 30, presented a signboard and inspected the facilities. The county also introduced the newly created space and held a meeting with residents to discuss plans for its ongoing operation and use.

Since 2019, the county has established a total of 52 Reading Culture Spaces in Everyday Life. It is expanding access to reading so residents can easily enjoy books in their daily lives without having to visit a library.

“I hope the village community will care for and develop this space together, so it can become a welcoming place where residents can read in a pleasant atmosphere, communicate and connect with one another,” County Governor Jeon Jinseon said.

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