Most homes apply for relief vouchers, with an overwhelming majority, exceeding 98 percent, making the application.

We are excited to announce the launch of a new interactive article that takes readers on a journey through two bustling markets in Seoul, Korea: Jungbu Market and Mangwon Market.

The article, originally written in Korean, has been expertly translated into English with the help of bilingual reporters and cutting-edge generative AI tools. To ensure accuracy and fluency, the translation was meticulously edited by a native English-speaking editor.

Upon opening the article, you'll find it presented in a modal window, making it easy to focus on the content. The window houses three distinct audio segments (audio_0, audio_1, audio_2) that you can listen to as you read, with the first segment playing automatically when the article loads.

For those who prefer to read at their own pace, you can turn off the captions, which can be selected and opened with a simple click. The captions are available in both Korean and English, providing a valuable resource for those learning the language.

The article is divided into chapters, each with a descriptive title. If you'd like to skip a chapter, simply toggle the description off to hide it. And if you find the captions distracting, they too can be turned off for a more streamlined reading experience.

It's worth noting that the names of the business owners at Jungbu Market and Mangwon Market, who issue the consumption coupon notices, are not publicly available.

As you explore this engaging and immersive article, be sure to take advantage of the audio segments to truly immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of these iconic Seoul markets. Happy reading!

When you're finished, simply exit the window to close the article. We hope you enjoy this unique look into the heart of Seoul's market culture!

Most homes apply for relief vouchers, with an overwhelming majority, exceeding 98 percent, making the application.