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[Korean History] From 'miracle to debacle': Painful 'IMF days' of 1997-1998
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Mired in Asian financial crisis and under IMF-led bailout program, South Koreans endure mass layoffs, corporate bankruptcies and asset devaluation
[Korea Quiz] When parenting becomes too costly
Sept 13, 2023
Find the answer at the bottom. Young Koreans are quick to recognize and respond to new trends. Although this trait has some merits, it also has downsides. Coupled with materialism, peer pressure and showy consumption, many feel they need to possess certain trendy items, like sneakers, backpacks or high-end puffer jackets made by expensive brands, in order to “blend in” with their friends. This phenomenon gave rise to the widely used slang term, “deunggol beureikeo (등골 브레이
Retro with futuristic vibe: 'Y2K' culture strikes back
Sept 12, 2023
Fashion, gadgets and pop culture from the turn of the new millennium capture hearts of young Koreans, evoke nostalgia in older generations
[Subway Stories] Sillim remains young at heart
Sept 10, 2023
Once a hub for budget-conscious college students and ‘goshi' exam prep students, Seoul’s southwestern neighborhood embraces more diverse, yet still youthful population
[Hello Hangeul] Cultural emphasis on age reflected in Korean language
Sept 10, 2023
Complexity of speech levels, honorifics and emphasis on age in Korean culture often overwhelm learners
[Korea Quiz] Would you rather be a ‘fox’ or a ‘bear’?
Sept 6, 2023
Find the answer at the bottom of the page. As in many other languages, the Korean language has slang terms involving various animals. For a person to be likened to a fox in Korean, it means that person is sly and cunning. While “foxy” in the English language also has such a meaning, it is more commonly used to refer to an attractive woman. The opposite of a fox in Korea would be a bear, which refers to a person who is slow-witted and not skilled in reading the room. Fox and bea
[Korean History] In 1998, Korea lifts ban on Japanese pop culture
Sept 6, 2023
'Open up without fear': then-President Kim Dae-jung's bold decision proved to be the right one
'Snap and share’: The rise of new museumgoers
Sept 5, 2023
More young Koreans visit photogenic art exhibitions to digitize cultural, artistic experience on social media
Teens from Asian countries invited to apply for study abroad programs at North Gyeongsang high schools
Aug 31, 2023
In a bid to tackle a dwindling youth population, South Korea’s southeastern province of North Gyeongsang is trying a new strategy: inviting Asian teens to enroll at its high schools as a means to cultivate potential future residents. North Gyeongsang Province is currently in the process of selecting 72 teens from six different countries in Asia for admissions to schools within the province for the upcoming school year thatstarts in March 2024. Eligible countries are Vietnam, Thailand, Ind
[Korean History] 23 executions in 1997, followed by a hiatus that continues to this day
Aug 30, 2023
Nearly 25 years after the country last carried out an execution, Constitutional Court deliberates on capital punishment for 3rd time
[Korea Quiz] Convenience stores, convenience services
Aug 30, 2023
Find the correct answer at the bottom of this page. South Korea tops the world in terms of convenience stores, with an average one shop per 1,106 persons across the country as of March this year. It may be only natural that these stores have become an integral part of everyday life for Koreans by providing diverse services at affordable costs. Many budget-conscious office workers and students start their day at convenience stores with a cup of freshly brewed coffee. The GS25 franchise, the ind
'PC bang' seek to hit refresh in post-COVID era
Aug 29, 2023
Korean internet cafes aim for revival as esports hubs
Tipping culture sparks controversy among Koreans
Aug 27, 2023
Some local businesses’ requests for tips spark complaints from the public who are not familiar with tipping
[Hello Hangeul] Promoting 'pure Korean' in the online era through names
Aug 27, 2023
VANK chief highlights the meaning behind success of pure Korean name generating website
[Herald Interview] Proud Korean Peggy Gou aims to make 'timeless' music
Aug 27, 2023
Gou's summer hit 'Nanana' tops European charts as she does live gigs back-to-back around the globe
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