The 2008 AYCC, under the theme 'Asia, Culture, and Environment', provided a period of time for the Asian participants shared and exchanged ideas. During the camp period, participants divided into smaller groups discussed two subordinate themes 'World heritage in Asia Damaged by Climate Change' and 'The Culture and Environment of Gwangju, Hub City for Asian Culture'. The program organized by The Office for Hub City of Asian Culture, Ministry of Culture, Sports, and Tourism, Republic of Korea. There were around 70 participants, most of them were from South Korea but also other countries like Cambodia, China, Indonesia, Nigeria, etc.
I was an observer as a representative of The May 18 Memorial Foundation. I observed for group 7 (Small Wonders). It was a great time and during the camp i also learned new things related the topic. I took some pictures, so ENJOY..
WELCOME to ORIENTATION & OPENING CEREMONY




Group 7 : Small Wonders 
Opening address - LEE Byung Hoon, Assistant Minister of Culture, Sports, and Tourism, Office for Hub City of Asian Culture, MCSTKeynote address I - KWON Won Tae 'Climate Change and Cultural Heritages'Keynote address II - J. Douglas Stuber 'To Save Human Heritage, We Must Save the Earth First'
OPENING PERFORMANCES at NIGHT

Proffesor SHIN GyongguSoprano PAHK Kay & Piano LEE SangrogFlute Lee Sukin, Violin PARK Gakyung, Cello KIM Chulho, Piano SHIN Junghee, Percussion PARK Yoon
After opening performances we continued for next discussions until around 11.30 PM. See you tomorrow!!