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Why people joined the Peace Walk

I found an interview on why people joined a 6th Annual Commemoration of the Declaration of World Peace and the Peace Walk.

Here is the video clip below.

#HWPL #PEACE #DPCW

Watching this video clip, I was touched again thinking of that day.

When the practical answer to peace is suggested together with many people's attention and efforts, true peace will come to the world.

In that sense, HWPL has been doing a lot of realistic peace activities from World Peace Summit to Intercontinental Online WARP Office Meeting. 

I hope more and more people support HWPL and bring peace much closer and faster to the world.

If you want to know more about HWPL. Check it.
http://www.hwpl.kr/en/


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  1. Lrehe88702019년 7월 2일 오후 4:13

    It is considered very important to have peace work together.

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  2. Sakia2019년 9월 24일 오후 7:59

    平和の為の歩き、格好いいですね

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  3. Unknown2019년 9월 24일 오후 8:36

    平和を望む人たちがこんなにいるんですね。

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