Everything about Korea
LA SeouliteHistory, People, (Pop) Culture, Politics, Food, Travel, Language, & Bizarre Stories of South Korea
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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King Sejong and the Korean Alphabets
The first part of today’s post was Ctrl+C and Ctrl+V’d from my earlier post put up a little more than 2 years ago in order to start talking about the greatness of King Sejong and as a continuation of my last post about Sejong’s ruthless fat...
Kill Bang-won, the 3rd King of Joseon
When I was entertaining the idea of starting this blog, I began by jotting down some topics I could write about on a piece of paper. King Sejong (세종대왕, “Great King Seh-jong”) was on top of that list, followed by kimchi, geography, famous pe...
Korea Trip Photo Dump (2/2)
* This was at Yonsei University underground co-op, but you can find these at other big stores that ask you not to bring in food or beverages. It’s a placeholder for your drinks before you come into the store—don’t worry, who’s going to stea...
Korea Trip Photo Dump (1/2)
Not a lot of thinking, researching, editing today—a bit of a lazy post, but there should be a few things that you might find somewhat interesting.
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Born in Seoul // Naturalized US Citizen // B.A. UC San Diego (Revelle College) // M.A. Yonsei University // Oldest Son of Oldest Son // Husband // Father of 3 // Family Cook // Centrist //
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