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March marks the beginning of a new school year in South Korea. At this time, students and teachers meet anew, or for the first time, and spend roughly...
Since December, whether by the solar or lunar calendar, putting aside the joy of welcoming the New Year, Korea has been going through a period of...
In Korea, “Yuksipgapja” (sexagenary cycle) is one traditional way of expressing the year, month and day in the lunar calendar. Its basic concepts...
In Korean, “Baebaengigut” is a compound word of “Baebaengi” and “gut.” The former, sometimes written as “Baebaengyi,” is a person’s name. And the...
In Korea, college admissions are divided into two main admission tracks: early admissions and regular admissions. Korea's college entrance exam,...
I came across two basic, but not simple, concepts: quantum computing and post-humanism. Although they appeared to be far apart at first, I...
Late this summer, as a high school baseball fan, I was very interested in two big finals of national high school baseball tournaments in Korea and...
Parks in the city serve as essential green spaces that provide residents with recreation, relaxation and a connection to nature. They improve air...
Last Tuesday, my old high school friends and I cheered on the final game of a national high school baseball tournament, called the Cheongnyonggi...