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“Spring Spring,” a music play based on Korean literature

2013-09-24

The captivating tunes of Arirang resound in the theater. It’s part of the Korean musical “Spring Spring” that debuted in Theater Yong at the ...

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The Son of the Cinnamon Tree

2013-09-23

A long, long time ago, there stood a big cinnamon tree in the mountains. From time to time, some angels from the heavens came down to rest under the tree, ...

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Hangawi, the full moon

2013-09-18

About two thousand years ago, during the reign of King Yuri of Shilla, the king selected two ladies of the court to compete in a weaving contest. Then ...

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Today’s active seniors living energetic and fulfilling lives

2013-09-17

On September 4th the halls of Korea University’s Guro Hospital in Seoul were filled with the sweet sounds of old Korean pop songs. The melodies ...

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The Grateful Tiger

2013-09-16

A long time ago, a woodcutter lived in a remote mountain village with his old mother. One day, when he was chopping a tree for firewood in the mountain, ...

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Hometown

2013-09-11

There is an old Korean saying that when a fox dies, it lays down its head toward the hill it was born. This saying implies that every man wants to die and ...

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Winners of Psy’s Wiki Korea Tour

2013-09-10

This is an outdoor bar located in the trendy Hongdae neighborhood in Seoul. Orders for kimchi stew, spicy chicken feet, and other iconic Korean ...

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The Donkey’s Egg

2013-09-09

Once upon a time, there lived an ignorant farmer in a remote village. He was an uneducated person and he knew very little about how the world works. ...

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The Moon

2013-09-04

Su Shi, better known by his penname Su Dongpo, is regarded as the greatest poet of the Song Dynasty. His father and younger brother were also included ...

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Dori(Stone) and Dukkeobi(Toad)

2013-09-02

Once upon a time in a village, there lived two boys named Dori and Dukkeobi. The name of the first boy, Dori, means “stone” and the other one Dukkeobi ...

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