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Lee Yong-seopMayorHomepage link
- Master of Public Administration, Chonnam National University
- Former Senior Secretary to the President for Political Affairs
- Member (Congressman), 17th, 18th, 19th National Assembly
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Symbol
Symbol
The symbol of Gwangju takes the form of the sun and humans, the source of light and life, representing the aspiration for the world and the future, as well as the pioneering spirit of Gwangju, which literally means "village of light," or Bitgoeul. The circular shape represents the sun while the delightful curves symbolize the free human spirit.
Symbol of the Province
CINGKO
The straight posture and longevity of the gingko represent the high spirits and infinite growth of Gwangju
ROYAL AZZLEA
Royal azaleas grow in the Mudeung mountains, symbolizing the warmheartedness and generosity of Gwangju citizens.
DOVE
As a symbol of peace and good luck, the dove represents the city's spirit of harmony and stability.