novel, the writer shows the personality of the person named "Hwang soo-gun" and the perception of the world in which such a person can not live. In other words, since this world is a place where only the lucky ones who are fast and competitive can live, it is said that those who make only the newspaper delivery as the 'Hwang soo-gun' are to be excluded from the urban competition. The artist shows through the main character that there is no way for these people to live even though they have the right to live as a person. Cultural diversity The embassies in Seoul often hold cultural exchange festivals for foreigners and local residents. European Christmas market The European Christmas market is held every winter to let people experience and celebrate Christmas. During the two-day festival, booths are held to offer dishes enjoyed during Christmas holidays from each country. Seongbuk Global Village Center Reason for foundation The Seongbuk Global Village Center was established in 2009 for residents in the local area. The center is a place where Korean and foreign residents can share their cultures. This center will help overcome cultural differences and be ready to a multicultural society. Programs There are several programs by Seongbuk Global Village Center. -Daily Living Support Services -counseling service provided in different languages (Korean, English, Chinese) -providing offline, online and telephone counseling -providing daily living information and consultations in case of inconveniences -providing professionalized counseling by establishing a hot-line connection with -other professional counseling offices -Educational and Cultural Programs -Korean Classes -English Speaking Class -Cultural Experience Classes Offered for : Foreign Residents & Multicultural Family Members Where : Seminar Room in Seongbuk Global Village Center Fee : Free of charge (textbooks must be purchased by attendants) Schedule is subject to change according to the conditions. -Arts and Crafts Classes -Traditional Korean Boudoir Crafts and Korean Paper Art among other programs -Ceramic art class -Tea Ceremony class Offered for: foreign residents Course Fee: Free (A small fee for material will be charged separately.) -Cultural Programs -Cultural experience programs -Cultural tour programs -Cultural Festivals -Information Center & Cafeteria -Access to free newspapers, magazines, books and periodicals -Free Internet Service -Free access to both Korean and foreign users -Utilized for hosting small group discussions and meetings -Volunteer Programs -assist the Center in its operation of educations and cultural programs -both Korean and foreign resident -know more about