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To whoever it may concern;

Recently I visited your web page(http://www.culturalkeepsakes.org/hanboks.htm),
and I found that you giving various information about Korea and Korean people.
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Unfortunately I detected some incorrect information about Hanbok on your web page. Korean traditional clothes, Hanbok, has changed with its history, and practically reformed Hanbok is used regularly by many Korean people now. You also say its style was taken from Mongolian style in the 13th century, when it was worn by men & women of the noble class. It sounds like that it was taken from Mongolian, and it was worn by only noble class people. It is absolutely not true. Hanbok is Korean traditional clothes with Korean history, and it was worn by all Korean people.

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I wish you to correct such an incorrect information soon, and I would be grateful to see more accurate and various information about Korea.
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