Seoul City Hall kicked off its annual cleaning of the King Sejong statue in Gwanghwamun Square, Seoul, Tuesday.
This year’s operation will last through Wednesday, with their four-step cleaning process including water washing and scrubbing to remove dust and grime that accumulated over the winter and early spring.
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