Most of the exhibition consisted of photos and accompanying explanations. Here are some:
Late July 2015: Upon recognizing the Singapore flag in Seoul in a place it had never been before (just south of Gwanghwamun Plaza), I discovered that a temporary Singapore exhibition had been set up.
Temporary but presentable. Equipped with A/C inside:
"Pen your wishes for Singapore on her 50th birthday" is a phrasing no American could've come up with. Well done.
Most of the exhibition consisted of photos and accompanying explanations. Here are some:
The crying man is Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew, who died this year after one of the most successful political lives of his time. (See post #292: "On Lee Kuan Yew, Founder of Singapore").
There was also a television with three different videos about Singapore playing in rotation. The video I saw was of was some kind of professional Korean photographer who did a photoshoot over a weekend in Singapore and also had a filmcrew following him around, filming him taking pictures.
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