Honorary Reporters

Jul 17, 2025

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By Honorary Reporter Vo Minh Thu from Vietnam

The annual gathering of Korea.net's K-influencers and Honorary Reporters was held on June 28 at the Korean Cultural Center (KCC) in Hanoi, Vietnam.


A warm reunion of cultural ambassadors: 2025 gathering of K-Influencers and Korea.net Honorary Reporters is being held at KCC, Vietnam (Korean Cultural Center)

Korea.net's K-influencers and Honorary Reporters on June 28 take a group photo at the KCC in Hanoi, Vietnam. (KCC in Vietnam)


The event started off with a question on the number of active K-influencers and Honorary Reporters from Vietnam this year. The answer was 152 members, showing the significant growth of Korean cultural activities in Vietnam.

KCC Director Choi Seung-jin in his opening speech hailed the crucial role and efforts of both groups in raising bilateral cultural exchange.


And three standout Honorary Reporters shared their journeys in the program and how their experiences have shaped them. They received bouquets and certificates in recognition of their efforts from the director.


The director of the KCC presenting certificates to three outstanding honorary reporters, recognizing their dedication and contributions (Korean Cultural Center)

KCC Director Choi Seung-jin (second from right) on June 28 poses with Honorary Reporters Tran Huyen Phuong (left), Nguyen Phuong Anh (second from left) and Hoang Xuan Tung (right), all three of whom received awards for their efforts. (Nguyen Phuong Anh)


The Honorary Reporters and K-influencers then took a group photo, followed by a tea break featuring an assortment of pastries, fresh fruit and drinks. Attendees used this time to take a short rest, share experiences in writing articles and producing videos, and build friendships.


A delightful tea break with plenty of sweets, fruits, and drinks for everyone (Vo Minh Thu)

The tea break features plenty of sweets, fruits and drinks. (Vo Minh Thu)


The event concluded with attendees making their own lucky fish keychains. Myeongtae (Alaska pollock), the species featured in this activity and most famous in Gangwon-do Province, symbolizes good luck and protection and is a major part of the region's traditions and beliefs.


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*This article is written by a Korea.net Honorary Reporter. Our group of Honorary Reporters are from all around the world, and they share with Korea.net their love and passion for all things Korean.