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Last week I’m joined a culture camp in Kwangju (광주). The camp was really great and fun, the name of the camp is Asian Youth Culture Camp. It all started when I checked my email several weeks before, and I saw a promotional notice about this event. The Promotional said:

“GIC (Gwangju International Center) would like to introduce 2008 Asian

Youth Culture Camp to you.

Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism (MCST) sponsors, Gwangju

Internationl Center (GIC) manages, and United Nations Environmental

Programme National Communitee for the Republic of Korea (UNEP), and

Chonnam National University supports the 2008 Asian Youth Culture Camp

in Gwangju, Hub City of Asian Culture. Undergraduate and graduate

students in Korea, of any nationality, who are interested in culture

and environment are cordially invited to participate in the Camp.

Theme: Asia, Culture and Environment

Topic1: World Heritage of Asia damaged by climate/environmental

changes

Topic2: The culture and environment of Gwangju, Hub city of Asian

Culture

Date: October 30th Thursday to November 2nd Sunday, 2008

Venue: Chonnam National University, Gwangju”

Hmm.. I’m quite interested with the cultural and environmental issues, especially issues from my country. so I just started to write about one of  World Cultural Heritage from Indonesia, Komodo Island.

 Several days after i submit my essay, i receive an email, it said:

Dear 2008 AYCC participant,

We are pleased to inform you that you are qualified to participate in the 2008 Asian Youth Culture Camp (AYCC).

Below is some information that you need to know. Should you have any inquiry, please do not hesitate to contact us at aycc2008@gmail.com.

2008 AYCC Committee

woo-hoo..!! i got accepted !!

but i think i should check it one more time, so i go to thier website and.. yeah, there’s my name on the list.