Jjimjilbangs!
By Erica Ravi Photos courtesy of Zzimzilbang.com Many Koreans seek relaxation in public bathhouses, more commonly known as jimjilbangs. When in Korea, do as the Koreans do! After working out, … Read More
By Erica Ravi Photos courtesy of Zzimzilbang.com Many Koreans seek relaxation in public bathhouses, more commonly known as jimjilbangs. When in Korea, do as the Koreans do! After working out, … Read More
Jinseok Seo introduced Korean and East Asian cultures in Lithuania and in exchange, introduces the Baltic States to Koreans through an internet cafe.
The Jeolla ‘satturi,’ or dialect, has a uniquely expressive twist on standard Korean that is well-known and sometimes hard to grasp.
Anca Hariton delivers a poem of human trials from Korea’s Imjin War period.
Exploring Sri Lanka’s vibrant culture and their four main religions, Joey Nunez shares the three simple lessons he learned from this amazing experience.
The Gwangju Citizens’ Mourners Group was co-founded by Lee Mincheol and Ji Jung-nam to keep the memory of the Sewol disaster alive and to help families heal.
To honor the first anniversary of the Sewol Ferry tragedy, Kwangju Foreign School students reflected on the nation’s loss in two heartfelt essays.
A talk with the principal of Kwangju Foreign School, Mark Stock, provides an insight into the schools history, their curriculum, successes and philosophy.