Proud of Being Korean
Written by Elina Park. Being a Korean from Uzbekistan who speaks Russian sounds complicated, does it not? Every time I meet new people, they get pretty surprised and cannot understand … Read More
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Drive-By Birthdays: Now I’ve Heard It All
Of all the frivolous, unnecessary nonsense going on in the world, this takes the cake. Written by William Urbanski. When I recently read the North American headlines that mentioned “drive-bys” … Read More
Wisteria Blossoms: Where to Find Them in Gwangju
Written and photographed by Viktoryia Shylkouskaya. Flowers bloom in Korea from March to October. While the most popular of the spring flowers are the pink and white cherry blossoms that … Read More
Private Academies: Coping with COVID-19
Compiled by Dr. David E. Shaffer. The coronavirus pandemic has encircled the globe, adversely affecting the lives of the entirety of its population. How it affects its residents, however, differs … Read More
Gwangju International Internship Program
Life as a Foreign Intern in Singapore Written by and photographed Kang Boungju. Last year, the Gwangju International Center (GIC) provided global opportunities for Korean youth to participating in an … Read More
Awesome Autumn in Jeju
Written by Maiya Kabyltayeva. My name is Maiya and I currently stay in South Korea to study for a master’s degree. In 2017, when I came to South Korea for the first … Read More
Bali: Island of a Thousand Temples
Spectacular Waterfalls, Golden Sandy Beaches, and Wide Rice Terraces Written by Cami Ismanova. Bali Island is located in the heart of the Indonesian archipelago, surrounded by the warm Indian Ocean to … Read More
How to Stay Fit at Home
Written by Chris Schneider. These days, all of us might lack some proper physical activity. Here is some advice to stay fit using only limited equipment at home. For this … Read More