Shincheonji Volunteer Group Goyang Branch Sustains Long-Term Eco Care for Changneungcheon Stream

Shincheonji Volunteer Group Goyang Branch Partnered with 30-Year Local Conservation Advocates to Repeatedly Eradicate Ecosystem-Disturbing Invasive Plants Along Changneungcheon Stream 💬 "Rather than a single environmental event held just for show, visiting the necessary site repeatedly and providing continuous care is what truly matters." — Official from Shincheonji Volunteer Group Goyang Branch Environmental cleanup along urban rivers rarely yields long-term results through a single session. Seeds float downstream, and invasive species quickly regrow. Following official guidelines from the National Institute of Ecology—which emphasize repeated removal and post-cleanup monitoring—the Shincheonji Volunteer Group Goyang Branch has adopted a "repeat visit" model to ensure the genuine ecological recovery of Changneungcheon Stream in Goyang. Repeated Removal: Collecting 1,800L Additional Waste After Major Cleanup On October 3, 2026, volunteers from the Goyang Branch re...

Holidays in Korea

It is already July!

First half of 2023 is already over and we are in the second half of the year.

Time really flies!

Today, July 17th, is actually the Constituion Day in Korea.

It is the day to celebrate the establishment of constitution in Korea.

Rose of Sharon, Korea's National Flower


It is not a national holiday but important day in Korea. 

As summer is the season when people take vacations, I decided to introduce you national holidays in Korea, especially in the year 2023.

Holidays in 2023 (image from Pixabay)


2023 National Holidays in Korea 

January

- January 1st: New Year's Day

- January 21st ~ 23rd: Lunar New Year

- January 24th: Substitute Holiday


March

- March 1st: Independence Movement Day

Korea's National Flag ((image from Pixabay)


May

- May 1st : Labor day (Holidays for laborer)

- May 5th: Children's Day

- May 27th: Buddha's Birthday

- May 29th: Buddha's Birhday Substitute Holiday


June

- June 6th: Memorial Day


August

- August 15th: Liberation Day


September

- September 29th~30th: Chuseok (Thanksgiving) 


October

- October 3rd: National Foundation Day

- October 9th: Hangul (Korean Alphabet) Day 

King Sejong, the Founder of Korean Alphabet (image from Pixabay)

December

- December 25th: Christmas

Christmas (image from Pixabay)


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  1. Interesting, thanks for sharing!

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    1. always thank you for making comments on my blog! I hope I can share more information about Korea~

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  2. Cool that Korea celebrates Christmas on the same day as the US!

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    1. yes but too sad that in Korea, Christmas is more of couple's day than celebrating its true meaning

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