
The Cheorwon Cultural Foundation will be holding the 'Thousand Won Happiness' event from November 19th to December 14th, where students who have completed the 2027 CSAT will be able to watch movies and use concession stands at three small movie theaters in Cheorwon for 1,000 won.
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Cheorwon Cultural Foundation organized a small movie theater CSAT event to encourage students who completed the College Scholastic Ability Test for the 2027 school year and support cultural and leisure activities.
Gangwon Cheorwon Cultural Foundation announced on the 14th that it will hold the '2026 Small Movie Theater CSAT Event, Happiness of 1,000 Won' to encourage students who took the College Scholastic Ability Test in 2027 and support their cultural and leisure activities.
This event is a special program designed to allow test takers to watch the latest movies for 1,000 won and also use the concession stand.
From the 19th, the day of the college entrance exam, to the 14th of next month, you can visit three small movie theaters in Cheorwon, including Turu, Sambuyeon, and Dalbit, and present your ID (student ID) and admission ticket to the staff to purchase movie tickets and snacks for 1,000 won.
It is conducted by stamping a paper admission ticket, and each person can participate up to two times.
Films scheduled to be screened during the event period include ▲ The Hunger Games: 50th Lottery Day ▲ Snowfall ▲ Hex: The Witch Kingdom ▲ Meet the Parents 4, etc., and the screening schedule may change depending on the circumstances of the movie theater.
Park Hyeon-woong, head of the Cheorwon Cultural Foundation's operations division, said, "I hope that test takers who have been working towards their goals for a long time can take a break from their burdens and enjoy relaxation and enjoyment at the movie theater."

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