CA AR105

Proclaims September 4, 2022, as Jikji Day in California to honor the 14th century Korean Buddhist document printed during the Goryeo Dynasty

Recognizes Jikji as the world's oldest extant book printed with movable metal type, printed in 1377, which is 78 years before Gutenberg's "42-line Bible"

Acknowledges UNESCO's confirmation of Jikji as the world's oldest metalloid type and its inclusion in the Memory of the World Programme

Honors Dr. Byeong-seon Park (1928–2011) for discovering Jikji in the National Library of France and identifying it as a pivotal cultural heritage artifact, earning her recognition as the "Godmother of Jikji"