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Dancing Korean pines #15
Koreans considered pine as a symbol of the strong national spirit since ancient times because it is evergreen and has strong vitality. Pine remains green no matter the weather or conditions in harsh winters. That is why the Korean nation has given its will to the scenes of the strong pine.
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0.1 hours
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Forest
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1 / 1
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3840x2560
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JPG
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Editorial
Can be used to display privately and in groups with less than 100 participants, including virtual galleries, documentaries, and essays by individuals holding the NFT. Provides no rights to create commercial merchandise, commercial distribution, or derivative works.
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