Yoo Hong-jun, Director of the National Museum of Korea, bowed his head in apology this morning (October 19) before delivering a work report during a parliamentary audit by the National Assembly's Culture, Sports and Tourism Committee, addressing the controversy surrounding the exhibition of his personal collection.
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Pro-Japanese Collaborator's Calligraphy Disguised as Patriot's: Apology with 90-Degree Bow and Trembling Hands
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