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This document provides information about the program for the international conference "Tree of Culture 2013" hosted by three institutions in Korea, Russia, and Mongolia from October 28th to November 1st, 2013. The conference will be held in Gyeongju and Seoul, Korea and will focus on the theme of "Nomadic culture and new spiritual culture." It includes the program schedule, details of the conference sessions and presentations, requirements for submitted articles, and a participation request form.
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