Gwangju Becomes a Creative City
Gwangju and Busan were both designated as UNESCO Creative Cities on December 1st in Paris.
Gwangju and Busan were both designated as UNESCO Creative Cities on December 1st in Paris.
A look at ancient Indonesia’s buried Buddhist past: the rediscovered temple Borobudur
Read of one man’s trek up famous Mt. Fuji (then go yourself).
An organization that has education, science and culture in its title should appeal to South Korean ideals maybe more than to any other country’s. Originally, UNESCO was designed to promote peace by stopping wars in their tracks just as they took root in the minds of people.
Gwangju’s mayor, Kang Un-tae, who was elected in 2010 and will serve until 2014, shares his experience and network from previous elected positions as mayor of Suncheon (‘89-‘90), mayor of Gwangju (‘94-‘95), minister of Internal Affairs (’97), and as a member of the National Assembly (’00 and ’08).