Nuclear Power Golden Bell, National Dance Competition
Eco-friendly and Safety Experience Booths to Be Held
Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power Hanul Nuclear Power Headquarters (Director Lee Seyong) will host the 2nd Hanul Yeolgwang Cultural Festival and the National Youth Dance Festival (subtitled: PASSION II) at Hanul Energy Farm on July 19 and 20.
The Hanul Yeolgwang Cultural Festival was organized to provide a venue where young people can enjoy a variety of cultural content with enthusiasm. The main programs include the National Youth Dance Festival, the Yeolgwang Finale Gala Show, the Nuclear Power Golden Bell, eco-friendly and safety experience booths, and career and academic consulting for elementary, middle, and high school students.
Additionally, 64 award-winning works from the drawing contest held during the Sanggo Cultural Festival Spring Edition will be produced as canvas frames and exhibited at Hanul Energy Farm.
The National Youth Dance Festival, held at the main auditorium of Hanul Energy Farm, will feature the finals of 18 teams and celebratory performances at 2 p.m. on July 19, and the grand finals and individual battle round at 1 p.m. on July 20.
Afterward, the Yeolgwang Finale Gala Show will include encore performances by the winners, as well as performances by rock bands and dance teams. In particular, for the grand finals, local residents will participate as the judging panel, allowing them to experience the excitement of selecting the winners themselves.
Admission is on a first-come, first-served basis, and 100 members of the local resident judging panel will be selected through advance reservations. Further details can be found on the Hanul Headquarters Instagram and on the Hanul Headquarters website announcements.
Director Lee Seyong stated, "We have worked hard to create a festival where young people, who are future opinion leaders, can take the lead, participate, and be passionate. We hope it will become a sustainable signature festival for Uljin in the future. Just as students in Uljin are developing artistic sensibilities through the One Student, One Instrument support program, we will continue to discover various programs so that dance can also become a specialty and hobby, and we will spare no effort to support more children in participating."
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