Sejong Never Replaced Seoul as the Capital of South Korea
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Sejong Never Replaced Seoul as the Capital of South Korea
After 18 years of serious efforts, the relocation of the capital of South Korea from Seoul to Sejong has yet to be completed. The construction is not finished, and various government institutions and their employees have not yet moved. The latest news regarding the relocation was reported on Tuesda»»»
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