'Publisher Representative' Park Jung-min, Another Act of Kindness

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Actor Park Jung-min, who serves as the president of a publishing house, has once again taken action for the visually impaired.

According to the Korea Foundation for the Disabled on the 28th, Muje, the publishing house where Park Jung-min is the representative, donated its second "Listening Novel," 'Daily Removal Record' (by author Seong Hae-na), to the Korea Foundation for the Disabled.

The donated audiobook was distributed to 13 libraries for the visually impaired across the country.

Previously, Park Jung-min had donated his first "Listening Novel," 'First Summer. Finish Line' (by author Kim Geum-hee), last year. He continues to add warmth by donating a second audiobook this year as well. Moreover, Park Jung-min is planning and operating a project aimed at improving access to books for the visually impaired.

The "Listening Novel Project" run by Muje produces and distributes audiobooks for the visually impaired first. Typically, an audiobook is created after the publication of a print book, but this project proceeds in the opposite order, allowing visually impaired individuals to encounter new works first.

'Daily Removal Record' will also be released as a general audiobook and a print book later on. Author Seong Hae-na's 'Daily Removal Record' is a story about the protagonist Su-in, who confronts the pain of loss while returning others' belongings and finds her way back to her own life.

Meanwhile, Park Jung-min received an award from the Ministry of Health and Welfare for Persons with Disabilities Day in recognition of his contributions, including donating the proceeds from the Listening Novel Project.

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