Behind the Myth: Dreams
Stephen Redeker guides you in Korean dream interpretation.
Category: Arts & Culture
Here Comes The Summer Sun
GFN’s jjdp brings you summer’s dress code.
Fash-On: Come On, Get Happy
Spring is here! Look good in it.
Behind the Myth: Hangover Stew
Do Koreans have a cure for hangovers?
Behind the Myth: Gift-Giving Myths
This “Behind the Myth” covers various superstitions associated with giving and receiving gifts in Korea.
Veritas: Everybody Loves Harvard
This is the image we know of Harvard. It’s the dream of every parent to have a son or daughter attend. Yet that is all it is, an image. VERITAS – which is Harvard’s motto, Latin for “truth” – is a documentary that has no interest in portraying that same facet.
Behind the Myth: The Red Pen
This month’s “Behind the Myth” discusses the common fear of writing in red ink. It is a common Korean superstition that if someone’s name is written in red, then death or bad luck will come to that person very soon.
Korean Literature Review – My Innocent Uncle
Elton LaClare’s latest review is on “My Innocent Uncle” by Ch’ae Man Shik.