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Finance 2016-05-05 19:37

JoyMain Group employees tour in Korea

<span>China-based Joy-Main Group employees pose at Incheon International Airport, Thursday. During their five-day group tour to Korea, some 8,000 JoyMain Group employees will shop at duty-free malls and have a Korean traditional chicken soup (samgyetang) party at the Han River park. <br /><br />/ Yonhap</span><br /><br />

China-based Joy-Main Group employees pose at Incheon International Airport, Thursday. During their five-day group tour to Korea, some 8,000 JoyMain Group employees will shop at duty-free malls and have a Korean traditional chicken soup (samgyetang) party at the Han River park.

/ Yonhap

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