Symbols
Symbols
Emblem of Jung-gu
The resplendent sun casting its rays over the West Sea and its iridescent waves symbolizes Korea’s 5,000-year history, while the sea pine tree, Jung-gu official tree district’s vitality and its progressive outlook through the green foliage, and sturdy branches unvanquished by strong waves and tempests.
Worldee, the District Character
Whrldee, the face of the Wolmi Special Tourist District and Jung-gu, give out a clean and friendly image. With its head incorporating the yin and pattern and its ears in the shape of seagull’s wing, Worldee is an emissary delivering the message of hope to tourist visiting the Special Tourist District (Wolmido, Chinatown, Sinpo-dong, Yeonan Harbor)
Royal Azalea, the District Flower
The resplendent sun casting its rays over the West Sea and its iridescent waves symbolizes Korea’s 5,000-year history, while the sea pine tree, Jung-gu official tree district’s vitality and its progressive outlook through the green foliage, and sturdy branches unvanquished by strong waves and tempests.
See Pine, the District Tree
The resplendent sun casting its rays over the West Sea and its iridescent waves symbolizes Korea’s 5,000-year history, while the sea pine tree, Jung-gu official tree district’s vitality and its progressive outlook through the green foliage, and sturdy branches unvanquished by strong waves and tempests.
Seagull, the District Bird
Commonly seen in this seaside district, seagulls soar high in the sky symbolizing mankind’s lofty ideals, in the pursuit of which the District is enthusiastically engaged.