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Seouls Garden of Gratitude Spotlit by Colombian Media as a Symbol of International Solidarity
[Seoul=CTN] Reporter Geum-hyun Ga= The Seoul Metropolitan Government announced that Red+ Noticias, a major Colombian digital and broadcast news outlet, recently gave extensive coverage to the newly opened Garden of Gratitude in Gwanghwamun Square. Colombia holds a special place in South Korean history as the only South American nation to deploy troops during the Korean War.
On May 19 (local time), the media outlet published an article titled, "Korea Honors Colombia at the Highest Level: Symbolic Monument Becomes an Attraction Visiting by 27 Million People Annually." The report highlighted the long-standing friendly ties between South Korea and Colombia forged during the Korean War, portraying the 'Garden of Gratitude' as a symbolic space representing deep gratitude toward UN vetrans and international solidarity.
In particular, Red+ Noticias emphasized Colombia's unique status as the sole participating Latin American country. It detailed that the garden features 23 pillar structures named 'Lights of Gratitude' and an underground exhibition space called 'Freedom Hall,' both embodying the core values of freedom and peace.
Opened on May 12, the 'Garden of Gratitude' was designed to honor the sacrifices of the Korean War veterans. It shares the values of appreciation and reciprocation, reflecting South Koreas historical journey from a war-torn nation receiving foreign aid to a donor country contributing to the global community.
The venue consists of the ground monument 'Lights of Gratitude 23,' symbolizing the 23 participating nations (including South Korea), and 'Freedom Hall,' an underground media exhibition space. Since its opening, the site has seen a steady stream of visits from war veteran associations, citizens, and family tourists.
Foreign tourists from all over the world visiting Gwanghwamun Square have expressed delight upon spotting their national flags on the 'Lights of Gratitude 23' pillars. After scanning QR codes to read about their countrys shared history, many reacted warmly, saying, "We are truly grateful that South Korea still remembers us."
A Seoul Metropolitan Government official stated, "We expect the Garden of Gratitude to become a landmark that delivers a powerful message of peace and international solidarity to global citizens in Gwanghwamun Square, which attracts 27 million visitors annually."
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