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Despite rising obsession with medical profession, key specialties suffer from chronic shortage of doctors
[Weekender] Laser skin treatments, full course meals: luxury life of pets in Korea
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Luxury vet services, pet restaurants take Korea’s pet market to the next level
[Korea Quiz] Happy holidays
May 3, 2023
You can find the correct answer(s) at the bottom of the page. Unlike in a number of other countries, where fathers and mothers are honored on separate days, South Korea has a special day that celebrates both, Parents' Day, on May 8 every year. A week later, on May 15, the country honors teachers, which is fitting as teachers have often been compared to parents in Korean traditional culture. Neither of these days are national public holidays, although Children's Day on May 5 is. It
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[Korean History] Families separated by war reunite on live TV
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For 183 days in 1983, TV helped people reunite with lost family members, setting the stage for exchange family visits between the two Koreas starting in 1985.
[Survive & Thrive] Renting a home: Jeonse, wolse and everything in between
Apr 26, 2023
Navigating the rental market in South Korea requires understanding two key terms and their concepts: "Wolse" and "jeonse." Wolse, which means monthly rent, is self-explanatory: Tenants pay a deposit and the monthly rent to live in the residence. But the deposit is usually much higher than most other countries, conventionally equal to or more than 10-months' rent. A quick scope of the Cheongpa-dong area near Seoul Station showed that a studio of 22 square-meters cost 500,
[Korea Quiz] Meal in a box
Apr 26, 2023
A typical Korean meal consists of bap (rice), guk (soup) and banchan (side dishes). A portable meal packed in a box for school, work or a picnic is called "dosirak." While records of dosirak go back to the Silla Kingdom (57 BC-AD 935), they became more popular during the period of rapid economic growth beginning in the 1960s. Before school and office cafeterias were widespread, homemade dosirak packed in metal or plastic containers with compartments were a must. A typical lunch dosirak
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[Korea Quiz] Hero’s return
Apr 19, 2023
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[History Through The Korea Herald] How tragedy of Kim Duk-goo changed boxing forever
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[Korea Quiz] How to become a Korean
Apr 12, 2023
Find the answer at the bottom of the page. To become a South Korean citizen, one must undergo one of three types of naturalization: general, simple or special. Most people wanting to acquire South Korean citizenship go through the general process, which requires a minimum five years of consecutive stay and a permanent address here. The simple and special processes require less time, but require applicants to meet specific criteria. Those with a parent that had been a South Korean citizen can
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