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Singer Dawn Reveals National Heritage Sound Collection Project on MBC ‘I Live Alone’

Singer Dawn showcased a special journey to rediscover the value of Korean cultural heritage by collecting sounds at Gyeongbokgung Palace and Salgojida Bridge…

Singer Dawn Reveals National Heritage Sound Collection Project on MBC ‘I Live Alone’
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In the MBC variety show ‘I Live Alone’ aired on the 11th, singer Dawn presented a special journey to re-examine the value of our cultural heritage. Equipped with professional recording equipment, Dawn personally visited Gyeongbokgung Palace and Salgojida Bridge to collect the contemporary sounds preserved within these spaces of the past.

In particular, Dawn informed viewers of the preciousness of national heritage by explaining the historical significance of Salgojida Bridge, which began as a path for the royal processions of the Joseon Dynasty and became a passage for the people. Through the broadcast, he shared his thoughts, stating, “There are times when I feel ashamed because there is so much I do not know, but it is positive that there is much more to learn in the future.”

In addition to the sound collection, Dawn's cooking skills were revealed in this broadcast. He drew attention by demonstrating proficient skills, from seasoning to making sauce and plating, as he personally prepared charcoal-grilled mackerel using mackerel.

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Jeong Si-hwan
Jeong Si-hwan
SPECIALTIMES GLOBAL · K-pop Reporter

Covers K-pop for SPECIALTIMES GLOBAL, and also writes Culture and K-Variety stories.

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