[K-Correspondent] Exhibition "Western Fairy Tales in Hanbok" in Italy promotes Korea's traditional beauty with Western touch

If you tuned in from the beginning of the program, you might have wondered why I mentioned Alice in Wonderland and Cinderella wearing hanbok.

These are featured in an exhibition promoting the traditional beauty of Korea currently running in Italy along with a Western touch.

This beauty, captured by delicate brushstrokes, is attracting the attention of local visitors.

We connect with our "K-correspondent" Claudia Gambino to learn more about this exhibition. Hello Claudia!

Q1-1. Please introduce yourself to our viewers as well as the exhibition that's being held right now. What is it about and what role do you play in it?

Q1-2. What's behind the idea of hosting such an event?

Q2. Could you introduce us to one representative masterpiece you'd like to recommend to visitors?

Q3. How has the response been from local visitors especially seeing these Western fairy tales in hanbok?

Q4. Are there any services available that make the exhibition easier to understand or more fun?

Q5. Claudia, is there anything new you've learned about Korea's culture through this exhibition?

Q6. Let's now talk a little bit about the general public in Italy and their interest in Korean culture or hallyu. What or who is popular these days?

Q7. So, for those who want to check out the exhibition, until when can we enjoy it and what other K-culture events are planned for later this year?

Thank you very much Claudia for connecting with us today and introducing us to the "Western Fairy Tales in Hanbok" exhibition and more. Hope we keep in touch.

Thank you Walter as always. We'll have you back next week.