Once upon a time, in the forest near the Korean Folklore Research Institute at Korea University, there lived a special animal named 미녀니 (Mi-Nyeo-Ni), which means 'beauty' in Korean. Mi-Nyeo-Ni was a magpie with a beautiful flower crown on her forehead.

Mi-Nyeo-Ni loved to explore the forest and learn about different cultures. One day, she heard about a special event at the Institute - a festival celebrating traditional Korean music and dances. Mi-Nyeo-Ni was excited and wanted to attend.

With her flower crown shining brightly, Mi-Nyeo-Ni flew to the festival. There, she saw people wearing colorful hanbok (traditional Korean clothing) and dancing to traditional music. Mi-Nyeo-Ni was fascinated!

As the festival continued, Mi-Nyeo-Ni made new friends. She met a playful bear who loved to dance, a wise owl who knew all about Korean history, and a gentle deer who taught her traditional Korean songs.

Mi-Nyeo-Ni learned about traditional Korean instruments like the gayageum and janggu. She even tried playing them with her beak! Her friends cheered for her and she felt proud of herself.

After the festival, Mi-Nyeo-Ni returned to her home near the Research Institute. She shared her experiences with her forest friends and taught them the traditional Korean dances she had learned. They all had a great time dancing and singing together!

Mi-Nyeo-Ni realized that learning about different cultures makes the world more colorful and exciting. She decided to keep exploring and sharing her knowledge with others, spreading joy and friendship wherever she went.

From that day on, whenever someone visited the Korean Folklore Research Institute, they would see a magpie with a flower crown, dancing and singing with her forest friends.