Key Club and Minhwa Club join forces to celebrate Korean culture through traditional arts and crafts
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Key Club and Minhwa Club join forces to celebrate Korean culture through traditional arts and crafts
Apple Jun and Lily Lee
Elementary students attended the cultural commemoration sponsored by the Minhwa Club and the Key Club on April 24 to learn the beauty of Korean culture. Through hands-on lessons, budding artists created their own kites and drew minhwa (민화), a tradition of folk painting rooted in Korean history. The students left the room with masterpieces in their hands and a deep appreciation for Korean traditions.