S. Korean first lady sends encouraging letter to blind student

S. Korean first lady sends encouraging letter to blind student

TOKYO, Japan - Kim Yong Mi, 31, a blind student from South Korea studying specialized education for handicapped persons in a University of Tokyo Ph.D. program, speaks of her joy in Tokyo on Oct. 23 after receiving a letter of encouragement from South Korean first lady Lee Ki Ho.

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