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VORA March Sessions Feature Choi Jaecheon, Oh Geonyoung, Jang Ryujin, Lee Hosun, and Choi Eunsu
Kyobo Book Centre announced on March 7 that Choi Jaecheon, Oh Geonyoung, Jang Ryujin, and Lee Hosun will participate in the March session of "VORA," a lecture series that combines reading and talks.
The lecture series will begin on March 8 with ecologist Choi Jaecheon, author of the book "Conscience," who will open the event by discussing the theme of his book. He will explore the relationship between nature and humanity in modern society, as well as the meaning of conscience.
On March 11, Oh Geonyoung, an economic expert and author of "The Great Shift in Exchange Rates," will explain the trends in exchange rate changes and strategies for individuals and companies to respond. With global economic volatility on the rise, he is expected to provide practical insights that can be applied to daily life and investment.
On March 20, novelist Jang Ryujin, who recently published her first essay collection "The Season When We Shine," will share her experiences of returning to Finland 15 years after her exchange student days.
On March 22, Lee Hosun, a psychological counselor and author of "Lee Hosun's Growing Older: Relationships Edition," will offer practical guidance on reflecting on and improving one's relationship with oneself.
On March 27, Choi Eunsu, an AI expert and author of "Next AI Business," will analyze the impact of AI technology on business and industry as a whole.
A Kyobo Book Centre representative stated, "The VORA lectures are a platform where authors and readers can directly communicate and share deep insights centered around books. As the March lineup features authors delivering meaningful messages from various fields, we hope many readers will participate and have a rewarding experience."
The VORA lectures will be held at Daesan Hall on the 23rd floor of the Kyobo Building in Gwanghwamun, Seoul. Registration is available through the Kyobo Book Centre Naver Cafe and the official event page.
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