British Introduce Korea with Bibimbab
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More than seventy British people from all over the United Kingdom gathered at the London branch of the Korea Tourism Organization Wednesday to celebrate the launch of the 'Korea Tourism Supporters' program.
Among those gathered included Steven Brown, the former British Ambassador to Korea, and Miriam Chung, a professor at Oxford University.
Those taking part were able to enjoy the unique experience of making Bibimbab, a Korean dish of rice mixed with meat and seasoned vegetables.
The supporters will work to help British people learn more about Korea and take part in events related to Korea.
The Director of the London office Kim Hong-ki says it is easier for British people to learn about Korea from fellow compatriots who are familiar with Korean culture than from Korean people.
Among those gathered included Steven Brown, the former British Ambassador to Korea, and Miriam Chung, a professor at Oxford University.
Those taking part were able to enjoy the unique experience of making Bibimbab, a Korean dish of rice mixed with meat and seasoned vegetables.
The supporters will work to help British people learn more about Korea and take part in events related to Korea.
The Director of the London office Kim Hong-ki says it is easier for British people to learn about Korea from fellow compatriots who are familiar with Korean culture than from Korean people.
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