National museum chief offers resignation
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You Hong-june, director of the National Museum of Korea, offered his resignation on Wednesday, following controversy over the inclusion of a scroll from his private collection in the museum's recent exhibition, "The Korean Table: Food, Nature and Life." According to the National Museum of Korea, You announced his resignation, saying he takes “full responsibility for all the criticism.” “The deep trust that the public has placed in the National Museum of Korea and the values built by its staff ov
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You Hong-june, director of the National Museum of Korea,
announcedoffered his resignation onWednesdayWednesday, followingthecontroversy overhis recommendation to includethe inclusion of a scroll from his private collection in the museum's recent exhibition, "The Korean Table: Food, Nature and Life."The artifact, known as “Ilbansigukeun," drew scrutiny after it emergedAccording to the National Museum of Korea, You announced his resignation, saying he takes “full responsibility for all the criticism.” “The deep trust thatYou had recommended it for display. The calligraphy piecethe public hasalso beenplaced in thecenterNational Museum ofcontroversy after it was revealed to be writtenKorea and the values built bya pro-Japaneseits staff ovSee versions and fingerprints
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