Cultural Day Expanded to Every Wednesday Starting in April
The South Korean government is expanding the 'Cultural Day' program from the last Wednesday of each month to every Wednesday starting April 1, 2024, to enhance access to cultural activities.
Actor Myung Gye-nam Appointed as Governor of Hwanghae Province
The South Korean government announced the appointment of actor Myung Gye-nam as the governor of Hwanghae Province, a position equivalent to vice-ministerial level.
‘Pavane’ Captures Viewer Emotions without Provocative Elements with Netflix Melodrama
The Netflix film ‘Pavane’ has received acclaim for its poetic dialogue and literary qualities, avoiding sensationalism while topping viewership charts shortly after its release.
[Column] What a Korean man’s foiled plan to seek assisted death in Switzerland reveals
The article discusses the case of a Korean man whose attempt to seek assisted death in Switzerland was thwarted by police intervention, raising questions about family dynamics and societal views on autonomy in dying.
The ultimate guide to K-Dramas: a ranking that separates fans from experts
The article discusses the evolving landscape of K-Dramas, emphasizing the need for viewers to develop a more refined understanding of the genre to truly be considered experts.
Korean culture is enjoyed with Kpop Fest: here are the dates and activities of the festival
The Kpop Fest in Guayaquil is set for March 5-8, featuring music performances, dance contests, and themed activities celebrating Kpop and Korean culture.
'I gave my Korean parents Full English breakfast and their reactions were priceless'
A Korean foodie introduced her parents to a Full English breakfast, capturing their delightful reactions in a viral video.
Lee Hae-in and Cha Jun-hwan showcase Korean culture at figure skating gala in Milan
Korean figure skaters Lee Hae-in and Cha Jun-hwan performed at a gala in Milan, incorporating elements of traditional Korean music and modern K-pop into their routines.
Yummy, yummy again: Cheongju's jjoljjol hotteok
This article discusses the distinctive jjoljjol hotteok of Cheongju, highlighting its unique texture and flavors.
The Secret of the Luxury Books Created by King Sejong, the ‘Book Enthusiast’
The article explores the historical significance and unique characteristics of ancient Korean books and the contributions of King Sejong to the publishing culture.
Judith Butler's 'Important Bodies' Newly Translated After 23 Years
Judith Butler's influential work 'Important Bodies' has been newly translated into Korean, highlighting significant changes in its interpretation after 23 years since its original release.
Legendary Theatrical Director Kim Jeong-ok, Who Led the Globalization of Korean Theatre, Passes Away at 94
Kim Jeong-ok, a revered veteran theatrical director who elevated Korean theatre to international acclaim, has passed away at the age of 94.
K-arnevale: explosive debut for the 55th anniversary of Leolandia
The K-arnevale at Leolandia has launched its 55th season with a vibrant celebration of South Korean pop culture, attracting thousands of families and fans.
Finnish Julia is a familiar sight on South Korean TV – One thing always puzzles them
Julia Bärlund, a Finnish woman, often appears on South Korean television to discuss Finnish sauna culture, which fascinates her South Korean audience.
Dumplings filled with family harmony and health, let’s make dumplings for the Lunar New Year feast
The article discusses the importance of dumplings in Korean culture, especially during the Lunar New Year, and highlights the careers of renowned Chinese cuisine chefs in Korea.
South Korean pop stars are being stripped bare by artificial intelligence. New law aims to protect them
South Korean idols are facing a surge in fake nude photos created with artificial intelligence, prompting the government to introduce a new law to protect them.
The Name Called by the Deaf Grandmother [Growing Up at the Boundary of Lee Gil-bora]
The article discusses the challenges of naming a child born to a Korean and a Japanese parent while considering the unique needs of having a deaf grandmother who communicates through sign language.
Too much light, show at the Arch from 6 PM. Between 'Pins mania' and Korean dresses
The evening light and music show at the Arch of Peace in Milan has shifted to start at 6 PM to enhance the visual experience after dark.
The terrible end of three little sisters whose father banned them from using their cell phones
Three sisters in India tragically committed suicide after their father confiscated their cell phones, reigniting discussions on screen addiction among adolescents.
‘Non-Stop’ ‘Three Men and Three Women’... Where Have All the Campus Youth Dramas Gone?
The article reflects on the decline of Korean campus youth dramas that once captivated audiences with romantic portrayals of university life.
Reels, gaming, and addiction to Korean culture became the reason for death! Statement from the Women's Commission
The president of the Uttar Pradesh State Women's Commission, Babita Singh Chouhan, visited Ghaziabad following the tragic suicide of three sisters who jumped from the 9th floor of their building, citing parental negligence and excessive addiction to digital content and online gaming as contributing factors.
9-page Diary, Unfulfilled Wishes and Depression... The Story of Three Sisters from Ghaziabad
In Ghaziabad, India, three minor sisters committed suicide reportedly due to depression exacerbated by their father taking away their mobile phones.
Why is there the term 'Job Preparation' only in Korean?
The article explores the unique Korean expression '취업 준비 중' (Job Preparation) and its cultural implications, contrasting it with similar terms in European languages that emphasize unemployment or being not yet employed.
Sisters (12, 14, 16) Jumped from the 9th Floor in India, Leaving a Message: Korea is Our Life
Three sisters aged 12, 14, and 16 tragically died after jumping from their ninth-floor home in India, reportedly due to their father's restrictions on their obsession with Korean culture.
Sisters (12, 14, 16) in India jumped from the 9th floor. Left an eight-page letter
Three sisters aged 12, 14, and 16 tragically died after jumping from their 9th-floor balcony in Ghaziabad, India, reportedly due to their father's restrictions on their mobile phones related to their obsession with Korean culture.
'No Evidence Found of Korean App', Says Police in Ghaziabad Suicide Case
Police investigation into the Ghaziabad triple suicide case reveals no solid evidence linking the sisters to a 'Korean task-based app', though their diary mentions an obsession with Korean culture and K-pop.
India investigates the death of three young girls after their parents took away their cell phones
Indian authorities have opened an investigation into the suicide of three sisters reportedly addicted to Korean culture after their parents confiscated their mobile phones.
Korean Culture: Impact on Gen-Z from Squid Game to BTS
The article explores the influence of Korean culture, including K-Pop, BTS, Squid Game, Korean games, and fashion, on Gen-Z.
From Squid Game to BTS... The Dominance of Korean Culture on Gen-Z!
The article discusses the growing influence of Korean culture on Gen-Z, highlighting its relatable content and fashion that captivates the younger generation, particularly through K-Pop and Korean dramas.
The Dangerous 'K-Travel' Obsession is Becoming a 'Silent Killer' for Children
The article discusses how the K-Culture trend, particularly through mobile screens and Korean music, has transformed into a dangerous obsession for children in India, impacting families negatively.
Hye-young Pyun, the claustrophobic look at the South Korean creative explosion: 'We realized that our culture has global reach'
Hye-young Pyun discusses her globally successful psychological thriller 'El pozo' and the impact of South Korean culture on the world stage during BCNegra.
Not Indian, but Korean boys were liked, desire to marry... New revelation in the case of three sisters' suicide
The suicide case of three minor sisters in Ghaziabad has revealed their preference for Korean boys and a desire to marry, which was a concern for their family leading to restrictions on their mobile phone use.
How Korean Ancient Traditions Resurrected in Today's Dangerous Games World?
The article explores the alarming incident of three teenage girls committing suicide in Ghaziabad, linking it to the influence of Korean task-based games and the growing popularity of Korean culture among youth in India.
Three Sisters Did Not Commit Suicide Due to Online Game, New Twist in Ghaziabad Case
Police investigations have revealed that the tragic deaths of three minor sisters in Ghaziabad were not caused by an online game, dismissing earlier theories linking the incident to a Korean love game.
The Self-Contradiction of the Ministry of Culture and the Korean Film Council Approaching Support for Sexual Violence Victims as a 'Business'
The Korean Film Council ended its contract with the Korea Film Gender Equality Center, replacing it with a profit-oriented firm, leading to concerns over the stability and continuous support for sexual violence victims in the film industry.
South Korea breaks record for Brazilian tourists in 2025
In 2025, Brazil set a record with 41,607 tourists visiting South Korea, reflecting a 25% increase from the previous year amid growing interest in Korean culture.
'The K-Pop Warriors' win a Grammy and are going for the Oscar: why has the movie been so successful?
'The K-Pop Warriors' has gained international acclaim by winning a Grammy and aiming for an Oscar, showcasing the global growth of Korean culture and its impact on tourism and political strategy in South Korea.
China state visit by South Korea’s Lee will ‘push denuclearisation, end to culture ban’
South Korean President Lee Jae-myung is set to begin a four-day visit to China, marking the first trip by a sitting South Korean president since 2019, focusing on denuclearization and lifting cultural bans.