Korean Literature Review – The Wounded
The title story of Yi Chong-Jun’s The Wounded is founded on an intriguing premise. Elton LaClare explores it here.
The title story of Yi Chong-Jun’s The Wounded is founded on an intriguing premise. Elton LaClare explores it here.
“Behind the Myth” recently covered the Korean superstition about spirits following and haunting you when you change homes. Let’s keep it going with the scary stuff and reveal some more spooky beliefs regarding Korean-style ghosts.
“Squat, don’t sit” should be the rallying cry for all those wanting better health.
Korea can be a tough place to get a handle on a local music scene. Adam Hogue gives us a scoop on some local bands.
Bridges. Some of the most amazing pieces of architecture known today. Maya Thompson features some of those beautiful structures found here in Gwangju.
Looking for something quick yet delicious to eat? Gabriel Ward’s got your fix at Saeng-ra-myeon OK.
Here’s a lovely recipe for a variety of that amazing Korean staple, Kimchi Jigae.
Chungjang Festival is one of the representative festivals of Gwangju. Held annually every September, the festival holds the theme of ‘Recollection 7080’ which showcases events, performances and decorations from the 1970s and 1980s and is very popular among the elder generations of Gwangju.