Know Which Is Which: Seollangtang and Gomtang
Hot bowls of guk or tang, otherwise known as soup, can never be left out from Korea’s winter recipes, especially in this cool weather. Although there is an extensive range … Read More
Author: Gwangju News
Where to Eat: Afterworks
Here is a quick riddle for all our clever readers out there: This meal begins with a “B,” and there is no better way to start your day. If you … Read More
NAVRUZ: New Year of Uzbekistan
Ask any Uzbek person, whether old or young, about their dearest and most favorite holiday. As often as not, you will get the answer “Navruz.” What kind of holiday is … Read More
Reasons to Visit Central Asia: Follow Our Silk Road Journey
Would you like to travel to the heart of the Silk Road? Go off the beaten track and find some place that is new? How does visiting the Gates of … Read More
The Client 의뢰인
We are into a new year, and as such, are greeted with a new array of films to set our sights upon. This time of year allows for a healthy … Read More
Four Weeks in Seoul: Short-Term Intensive Korean Language Courses
Photo by Lorryn Smit Learning Korean can be hard. Even for those international residents who have been living in Korea for years, developing fluency in the language can seem like … Read More
Expat Living: Internet Shopping
Internet shopping is relatively very easy, safe, and convenient to do in Korea, being the world’s best in Internet speed. A few years ago, registration for Internet shopping users was … Read More
How to Bore Your Class to Death
Students reading comic books in class. Texting on their phones. Chatting. Doodling. Dozing off. Students being bored. Actually, I do not think I really need to write too much on … Read More