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Published: 15 Jan. 2023, 17:31
 
People shop for hanbok, or Korean traditional dress, at Gwangjang Market in central Seoul on Sunday as the Lunar New Year holiday nears. This year's holiday runs from Jan. 21 through 24. [NEWS1]

People shop for hanbok, or Korean traditional dress, at Gwangjang Market in central Seoul on Sunday as the Lunar New Year holiday nears. This year's holiday runs from Jan. 21 through 24. [NEWS1]

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