Kyowon Group Releases Revised Edition of 'Hoya and Toya's Old Stories'

Gyowon All Story Smart Traditional Fairy Tales for Young Children

Customers using the Kyowon Group Allstory brand's 'Hoya and Toya's Old Stories' smart learning are smiling brightly.

[Asia Economy Reporter Kim Daeseop] Kyowon Group announced on the 4th that its encyclopedia brand Kyowon All Story has released a revised edition of the smart traditional fairy tale for young children, "Hoya·Toya's Old Stories."

The revised edition introduced this time features enhanced smart learning to encourage engaging reading and learning. Previously, story audio was provided only for some series, but now it has been applied to the entire collection. 끜

Additionally, through 35 QR code videos that allow children to explore traditional objects unfamiliar in today's era or experience the culture, they can enjoyably access background knowledge of the fairy tales. An augmented reality (AR) application is also provided for the entire collection to support children's immersive reading.

In particular, traditional fairy tales were selected and reorganized based on five types of thinking skills?comprehensive thinking, analytical thinking, logical thinking, critical thinking, and creative thinking?to help develop these abilities. While preserving the characteristics of traditional fairy tales, illustrations that encompass both tradition and modernity were also utilized. The composition related to post-reading activities was also strengthened.

"Hoya·Toya's Old Stories" is a steady seller of Kyowon All Story, recording cumulative sales of 230 billion KRW since its launch in 1998.

A Kyowon Group official said, "Early childhood is an important period to expand character education, thinking skills, and background knowledge while learning traditional fairy tales," adding, "We expect that Hoya·Toya's Old Stories will help children easily and enjoyably learn traditions and morals, which might otherwise feel difficult, through traditional fairy tales."