Jeonyeongbyeong, Jeonju City Council Member, Receives 'Silver Award' at Daehan Chung Hyo Awards

Recognition for Contributions to the Inheritance and Development of Traditional Culture and the Loyalty, Filial Piety, and Courtesy Sectors

Assemblyman Chaeyoung Byung. Photo by Jeonju City Council

[Asia Economy Honam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Hong Jaehee] Chae Young-byeong, a member of the Jeonju City Council in Jeollabuk-do, received the Silver Award in the Council category of the Korea Chung-Hyo Grand Prize in recognition of his dedication to the succession and development of traditional culture and the Chung-Hyo-Ye (loyalty, filial piety, and propriety) sector.

On the 10th, the City Council announced that Councilor Chae Young-byeong (Hyoja 4·5-dong) received the Silver Award in the Council category of the Korea Chung-Hyo Grand Prize from the Korea Chung-Hyo Grand Prize Re-selection Committee at the 7th Korea Chung-Hyo Grand Prize Awards Ceremony held at the Jeonju Baul Center.

On this day, the Korea Chung-Hyo Grand Prize Re-selection Committee explained the reason for the award, stating that Councilor Chae has been working as a member of the Welfare and Environment Committee to improve the quality of life for citizens and to create a council that sincerely serves the citizens, while also dedicating himself to the succession and development of our traditional culture and the Chung-Hyo-Ye sector.

This awards ceremony is hosted by the Korea Chung-Hyo Grand Prize Re-selection Committee and organized by the Ministry of Gender Equality and Family and the Korea Youth Chung-Hyo Corps Jeonbuk Federation, selecting and awarding recipients who have passionately worked in various fields such as companies, organizations, public officials, the general public, and students.

Councilor Chae Young-byeong stated, “I will accept today’s award as a sign to continue striving to make Jeonju a happy city for its citizens,” and expressed his determination, saying, “I will carry out council activities that embrace the socially vulnerable and listen more to their voices.”