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    From screen to street food, Korea brings its dynamic storytellers to London

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    From screen to street food, Korea brings its dynamic storytellers to London

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    Literary events will feature Kim Cho-yeop, author of “If We Cannot Move at the Speed of Light,” at Foyles Charing Cross on Oct. 10, followed by Son Won-pyung, author of “Almond,” on Oct. 15.

    Lee Mi-ye will meet readers Oct. 17 at Merton Arts Space at Wimbledon Library as part of Wimbledon BookFest, discussing her novel “Welcome to the Hyunam-dong Bookshop.”

    Food writer Su Scott will present her latest

    The Korean Cultural Centre UK said the program is its first joint project under a memorandum of understanding with the Korea Creative Content Agency and CJ ENM, aimed at expanding exchanges between Korean and British content and cultural industries.

    Highlighting the expanding reach of Korean pop culture, Park Hyo-keon, director of the Korean Cultural Centre UK, emphasized the unique adaptability of the country’s creative industries.

    “K-content’s competitive edge lies in taking diverse narratives and expanding them across new formats,” Park said, expressing hope that the event would offer British audiences a fresh gateway into Korean drama, literature, and food, while fostering a broader appreciation for Korean culture.

    This article was published with the assistance of generative AI and edited by The Korea Times.

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