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David TizzardThe Korea Times |
Courtesy of RawKim One of the things people outside the country get wrong about Korea is that they expect everyone here to be gripped by a gender...
Courtesy of Matthew Schwartz Korea is often celebrated for its resilience and dynamism. It’s constantly changing, adapting, and redefining itself....
Courtesy of Matthew Schwartz Korea is often celebrated for its resilience and dynamism. It’s constantly changing, adapting, and redefining itself....
Courtesy of RawKim One of the things people outside the country get wrong about Korea is that they expect everyone here to be gripped by a gender...
Courtesy of David Tizzard In Korean culture, "In-yeon" describes the invisible thread that connects individuals through destiny and shared...
Courtesy of Sean Kong I’m meant to write something about how Korean education sucks. How it drains the life out of students. Creates robots...
Park Chung-hee, center with sunglasses, visits then U.S. President John F. Kennedy in Washington, D.C., U.S. Nov. 14, 1961. Courtesy of JFK Library...
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