The Korean Cultural Center in Italy hosted a series of engaging talk show sessions featuring prominent Italian authors who have written extensively about Korean culture. These discussions took place during the second and third days of Korea Week 2025, specifically on October 14th and 15th, bringing together literary voices that have explored various aspects of Korea's rich cultural heritage.
Seven distinguished Italian authors participated in the talk show sessions, each bringing their unique perspectives and expertise on Korean culture to the discussions. The featured authors included Paola Laforgia, Giuseppina De Nicola, Giorgio Glaviano, Giovanna Volpi, Paolo Quilici, Antonetta Lucia Bruno, and Professor Min Sang Cho. These writers have dedicated significant time and effort to understanding Korean society, traditions, and contemporary culture through their literary works.
The talk shows provided an invaluable platform for cultural exchange, allowing the authors to share their experiences and insights gained through their deep engagement with Korean culture. Each participant contributed their knowledge from different angles, creating a comprehensive discussion about Korea's multifaceted cultural landscape. Their books have served as bridges between Italian and Korean cultures, helping Italian readers better understand and appreciate Korea's unique characteristics.
The event successfully attracted audiences both in person and online, demonstrating the growing international interest in Korean culture. The Korean Cultural Center expressed sincere gratitude to all the participating authors for their valuable contributions to the cultural dialogue. The organization also thanked all attendees who joined the sessions, whether they participated physically at the center or engaged through online platforms, highlighting the inclusive nature of the cultural exchange program.
