5 Facts You Need to Know About The March 1st Movement
March 1st is a holiday that marks an important moment in Korean history as it truly jump-started a united effort by Korean people for independence. Last year, we commemorated the...
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7 Must-Visit Places In Korea
Korea is home to many beautiful locations. With lush landscapes and well-preserved historical landmarks, there is truly something for everyone when traveling in Korea. Although traveling isn’t possible at the...
Korean Birthday Traditions You Didn’t Know About
Lunar New Year marks an important time of year for Korean people. This is because during the New Year, everyone is actually considered a year older! Koreans also celebrate other...
Jindo: Korea’s Most Loyal Dog
The story of man’s best friend takes different shapes across cultures. For Korea, this dog is the Jindo (진돗개), and has had a place in the homes of Korean families...
10 Bingeworthy K-Dramas on Netflix
With COVID-19 taking over our lives, we are consuming entertainment at a rate that has never been seen before. Korean entertainment in particular has seen a huge rise in popularity,...
Happy Korean-American Day!
On January 13, 1903, the first wave of Korean immigrants arrived in the United States, inspired by the ‘American Dream’ to seek a better life for themselves and their families....
Korean Proverbs To Guide You Into The New Year
Koreans have a long tradition of living by the wisdom passed down by their ancestors. This wisdom generally comes in the form of proverbs, or sokdam (속담). With the Korean...
The History of the Korean Flag
A country’s flag is one of the most powerful symbols of a nation’s values. Korea’s national flag, the Taegeukgi (태극기, meaning “taegeuk flag”) has grown to be a recognizable symbol...
The Miracle on the Han River and the 1988 Summer Olympics
One of the most significant events in Korea’s history is the 1988 Summer Olympics. For much of the 1900s, Korea had faced significant hardship due to devastating conflicts such as...
Interesting Facts You Didn't Know About Dokdo Island
Korea is home to many beautiful landmarks, and one of the most well-known is Dokdo Island (독도, meaning “solitary island”). Boasting over 130,000 visitors each year, the stunning natural environment...
Korean Ghosts and Monsters to Haunt Your Halloween
Like every other country, Korea has cultural beliefs involving the supernatural. These superstitions have been passed down for hundreds of years by parents to scare their kids into being good...
5 Ways to Meal Prep, Korean-Style
Every culture has portable, yet tasty meals that are designed to be taken other places for convenience. In Korea, these lunch boxes are referred to as doshirak (도시락), or a...
Happy Hangul Day!
What if the United States had a national holiday dedicated to honoring the alphabet? Well, in South Korea, this holiday is a reality. Every year, on October 9th, Koreans celebrate...
Celebrating Chuseok, Korean Thanksgiving
When thinking of the fall season, many think of it as the beginning of the holiday season. In America, we celebrate Labor Day, Halloween, and Thanksgiving; but Koreans celebrate their...
Sandra Oh Honored With Nominations At Emmys, and Behind Our Collab
Tonight's Emmys honored actress Sandra Oh with nominations for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Television Drama for her role as Eve Polastri in Killing Eve and Outstanding Drama Series for...
