Hana Bank's children's economic musical has achieved a milestone of 200,000 cumulative viewers after 19 years of performances.
On August 5, Hana Bank held a special performance of the children's economic musical 'Jack's Magic Wallet' at the cultural space H-Pulse in Mapo-gu, Seoul, to celebrate the summer vacation.
'Jack's Magic Wallet' is an economic musical designed by Hana Bank to provide financial education for future generations. Since its debut in 2007, it has been performed over 670 times, attracting approximately 200,000 viewers.
The performance is based on the classic fairy tale 'Jack and the Beanstalk,' presenting economic and financial concepts in a way that is accessible to children. It emphasizes the importance of saving, proper spending habits, and the value of sharing. The show also includes lessons on currency exchange to reflect the increasingly globalized financial environment.
Hana Bank invited over 200 children, including those from multicultural families, to the performance during their summer break. To accommodate viewers who may not be familiar with Korean, the show utilized AI smart glasses that provided subtitles in English, Chinese, and Vietnamese.
A representative from Hana Bank stated, "We will continue to offer various financial education programs to help children, who will lead the future, establish sound economic concepts and healthy financial habits."
* This article has been translated by AI.
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