Published by the Gwangju International Center since 2001
Before moving to Gwangju, I was a teacher in China. Naively, I figured that given the two countries were not that far apart geographically speaking, then there would be many similarities between the neighbours. I could not have been more wrong. In this article, I have written about some of the differences and similarities about my time in each country.
Written by Lee Suk Pei Photograph from Wikipedia Following the passage of the constitutional amendment that gave China’s President Xi Jinping the power to rule for life, one could … Read More
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Make sure to get down to Gwangju’s Design Biennale from Oct 15 – Nov 13 to experience an array of designs from Korean, Chinese and Japanese cultural curators.
