Song Hye Kyo's fan club sponsored guides written in Korean to the Uzbekistan National History Museum.

The fan club of actress Song Hye Kyo contributed funds to collocate guides in Korean in the Uzbekistan National History Museum for Song Hye Kyo's birthday tomorrow (November 22). Sponsoring Korean guides in various museums and galleries around the world is one of the contributions Song Hye Kyo has supported for a long time.

Professor Suh Kyung Duk, a professional Korea PR expert, said today, "The fans of Song Hye Kyo in her fan club voluntarily collected funds. As a birthday present to Song Hye Kyo, they donated 10,000 guides translated into Korean in the Uzbekistan National History Museum." Prof. Suh Kyung Duk added, "The international fans in addition to the fans in Korea participated in this project."

In the guides donated to the Uzbekistan National History Museum, people can read the history and culture of Uzbekistan in Korean. Ranging from the Stone Age to contemporary modern days, descriptions of the artifacts and ruins are introduced in detail in this guide. These guides are expected to play a significant role for Korean tourists visiting the Uzbekistan National History Museum in the future.

Song Hye Kyo shared her thoughts, saying, "I appreciate the fans participating in giving out Korean guides." She added, "I plan to continue sponsoring Korean guides in the United States and European countries," revealing her future plans.

Song Hye Kyo has been sponsoring guides written in Korean in international ruins sites, galleries, and museums. starting from the New York Contemporary Museum of Art, Song Hye Kyo collocated guides written in Korean in Boston Museum of Art, Provisional Government of Korea in Shanghai, Yoon Bong Gil Memorial, and Ahn Joong Geun Memorial.