Roaming the City of Jakarta Wearing Traditional Korean Clothing "Hanbok"

 

On Friday, December 26, 2021, the Korean Cultural Center Indonesia (KCCI) held an outdoor event, this event had the theme of introducing Korean culture to the Indonesian people, especially culture in the form of traditional Korean clothing, namely "Hanbok", before holding this event the KCC party had been looking for several selected people who are categorized as people who really love and are interested in Korean culture, this chosen person is the one who gets the opportunity to be a model to wear hanbok and travel around Jakarta with the aim of introducing Korean culture to the Indonesian people.

The place that becomes the focus of this trip is of course the city of Jakarta with several areas that we visit, such as when we visit the "Monas" or also known as the (National Monument), this activity is a cultural public diplomacy which introduces Korean culture with hanbok as an object to be seen. was introduced, the director of the Indonesian Korean cultural center was also present at this event and expressed his gratitude to the Indonesian people who have loved and loved Korean culture.

Several people who took part in this activity expressed that they were very happy and felt happy because they could participate in this public diplomacy activity and there were several responses given after participating in this event.

"Surely this public diplomacy is one way to introduce culture from one country to another. Putting aside the political agenda of the country, this public diplomacy needs to be done to improve the image of one country in another and certainly strengthen unity. The impression after participating in this activity is certainly very It's nice to be able to show hanbok, which is traditional Korean clothing directly to people in downtown Jakarta. The message I can convey is let's continue to support good relations between Korea and Indonesia. Instagram : @antialbaqiya "

"Public cultural exchange diplomacy is one of the diplomacy efforts between countries by introducing the culture of a particular country. For example, the Hanbok Exploration Jakarta event held by KCCI yesterday. The event was fun, educational, and provided a new experience to get to know Hanbok. I hope more people can participate following the event. By seeing yesterday's enthusiasm from the community, I believe Korean culture and especially Hanbok can be loved by more people in the future. Instagram : @raewoo_kim "

"After establishing and maintaining good relations with other countries, especially Korea-Indonesia, each country must begin to spread its cultural diplomacy practices. In this case the expansion of diplomatic relations makes it easier for each country to achieve their national interests. The country must always be added and expanded. It's really nice, the first experience and very interesting because when walking around wearing hanbok, some people are seen who are interested and want to take a photo together and they know that hanbok is traditional Korean clothing. Instagram : @fahrahayaa "





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