
History, People, (Pop) Culture, Politics, Food, Travel, Language, & Bizarre Stories of South Korea
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When I was in Seoul back in February of this year, I noticed something I hadn’t in my previous visits to Seoul. I happened to be holed up in my apartment by myself during the Lunar New Year’s holiday and watching TV for a f...
A few months ago, I came across this rather funny (or is it?) list of things that, as a foreigner in Korea, you can torture Koreans with.
These are so part of any Korean life that I didn’t even realize they could be seen as peculiarities...
Here is an interesting statistic.
China’s numbers are tallied strangley, thus the out of place ranking
Korea is nowhere to be found. In fact, South Korea ranks 10th most visited country. In Asia.
The 2026 numbers are running at about 20...
Here again is the list of Top 10 People Koreans Respect the Most.
only 1 King on this list. numbers 3, 4, 5 are former Presidents.
Despite all of the iron-fisted, controversial policymaking, and dictatorial practices often with no regard...
When I was at Yonsei in 1993, Bill Clinton was sworn in as the 42nd President of the United States. At the time, the Japanese Prime Minster was Hosokawa Morihiro.
Hosokawa and Clinton at APEC meeting in Seattle in 1993
I remember what one...
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