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Son Hun-mo, Mayor of Suncheon City, stated, "The newly published Mountain Temples and Tidal Flats is a record that looks at the beautiful world heritage by our side in the most innocent and profound way." Mayor Son made these remarks while announcing on the 6th that the city would host a book talk involving local residents and readers to commemorate the publication of the book, which was pushed forward as part of the archive project for the 2025 Suncheon World Heritage Festival. This event presented a rationale that it suggested a successful win-win model for local cultural contents by achieving commercial publishing results leading to entries into major nationwide online and offline bookstores. The local ecology-specialized publisher 'Yeolmehana' carefully looked into Seonamsa Temple and the Suncheon Tidal Flat, capturing the traces of life built together by humans and nature over many years.
On this day, primary departments including the Suncheon Municipal Culture and Arts Division explained that the book talk would be held on the 9th at 7:00 PM at 'Night of Trees,' a win-win book cultural space located in the downtown area. The venue is evaluated as a leading alliance model between a local publisher and regional bookstores; on the day of the event, Mayor Son, the publisher's representative, and the author plan to personally attend to introduce the photographic work and share deep conversations with readers. The municipal authority added that it would actively promote external marketing in connection with the 48th UNESCO World Heritage Committee event scheduled for late July, alongside distributing copies to relevant organizations such as the National Heritage Administration. Furthermore, a commemorative exhibition displaying the four seasons' landscapes featured in the book will run concurrently at the venue until August 23.
However, local cultural experts and civic groups criticize that the municipality is excessively taking credit for the commercial publishing milestones that regional writers and independent bookstores achieved through self-reliant dedication, spinning them into top-down performance metrics. Industry experts note that grandly advertising one-time promotional book talks while ignoring structural tasks like chronic financial difficulties of local artists or the sluggish business conditions of downtown independent bookstores is a flawed administrative distraction focused on short-term metrics. To overcome the limitations of these temporary promotional displays, experts point out that the municipality must slash superficial administrative marketing budgets and fundamentally shift toward a practical subvention system—such as implementing a public book-purchase quota for independent bookstores and expanding direct creative grants for individual artists—to stabilize the grassroots cultural ecosystem.
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