2011/03/05

SDEV visits Cheonggyecheon River

The Secretary for Development, Mrs Carrie Lam, today (March 5) visits Cheonggyecheon River in Seoul to learn about the Cheonggyecheon River restoration and urban renewal project.
Mrs Lam visits Cheonggyecheon River in Seoul to learn about the Cheonggyecheon River restoration and urban renewal project.
Mrs Lam toured an exhibition hall at Digital Media City on Nanjido Island yesterday (March 4).
Mrs Lam also visited the Mapo Resource Recovery Plant - a waste incinerator located in the middle of World Cup Park yesterday (March 4).
Mrs Lam visited Bukchon Hanok Village yesterday (March 4). More than 600 years old, the village features a cluster of traditional Korean-style houses once used by the Korean royal family and senior ranking government officials.
Mrs Lam visited a family who lived in a traditional Korean-style house in Bukchon Hanok Village yesterday (March 4).
Mrs Lam called on the Chinese Ambassador to the Republic of Korea, Mr Zhang Xinsen, yesterday evening (March 4).
The Secretary for Development, Mrs Carrie Lam, today (March 5) visits Cheonggyecheon River in Seoul to learn about the Cheonggyecheon River restoration and urban renewal project.
Mrs Lam visits Cheonggyecheon River in Seoul to learn about the Cheonggyecheon River restoration and urban renewal project.
Mrs Lam toured an exhibition hall at Digital Media City on Nanjido Island yesterday (March 4).
Mrs Lam also visited the Mapo Resource Recovery Plant - a waste incinerator located in the middle of World Cup Park yesterday (March 4).
Mrs Lam visited Bukchon Hanok Village yesterday (March 4). More than 600 years old, the village features a cluster of traditional Korean-style houses once used by the Korean royal family and senior ranking government officials.
Mrs Lam visited a family who lived in a traditional Korean-style house in Bukchon Hanok Village yesterday (March 4).
Mrs Lam called on the Chinese Ambassador to the Republic of Korea, Mr Zhang Xinsen, yesterday evening (March 4).
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