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A teacher uses a slim and fat student in an attempt to demonstrate the theory of gravity. Students demand the teacher kneel down and apologise.
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A hospital nurse vents her frustration at annoying patients on Twitter, pointing out that she has both the power to resuscitate and the power to terminate.
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Should Hangul Day, that celebrates the invention of the Korean writing system, become a national holiday in South Korea? Netizens debate.
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South Korean Netizen reactions to the group of Buddhist monks caught gambling, smoking and boozing in a hotel suite that has since been picked up by world media.
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In a recently televised debate, a high-profile priest claims that Korea has been 'free from homosexuality' so far, provoking outcry from netizens.
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Some of the bridge designs over the Incheon waterway near Seoul are coming under public ridicule for their unnecessarily high structures that allow ships to pass.
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An age-old debate between Korea and Japan regarding the sea between the two countries has been intensifying on the internet this week following an online campaign
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In the wake of the Suwon Torso Murder, fresh allegations emerge of another violent attack by a Chinese-Korean, prompting anti-Joseonjok sentiment from netizens
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Fury online as Park Geun-hye, head of the Saenuri Party, sends the cheapest wreath of chrysanthemums to commemorate the April 19 Student Revolution.
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City on outskirts of Seoul on brink of bankruptcy after constructing new rail line makes civil servants return part of their wages and bonuses.
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Korean netizens react to the Oikos University shootings; while offering their condolences, condemn the Korean Press for likening the shooter as being 'Korean'.
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Instant noodle prices have hit an all-time high following high-level price collusion between the four main producers: Nong-Shim, Sam-Yang, Otoogi and Yakult.
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A woman previously thought to have deliberately scalded a young boy's face with hot miso soup gains support as new CCTV footage of the incident is released.
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Following the sentencing of popular podcaster Jung Bong-ju, Korean girls have been writing political slogans on their breasts calling for his immediate release.
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Rumours of Kim Jong-un's death spread rapidly on Sina Weibo, the Chinese version of Twitter, before eventually becoming headline news both in Korea and overseas.
A teacher uses a slim and fat student in an attempt to demonstrate the theory of gravity. Students demand the teacher kneel down and apologise.
A hospital nurse vents her frustration at annoying patients on Twitter, pointing out that she has both the power to resuscitate and the power to terminate.
Should Hangul Day, that celebrates the invention of the Korean writing system, become a national holiday in South Korea? Netizens debate.
South Korean Netizen reactions to the group of Buddhist monks caught gambling, smoking and boozing in a hotel suite that has since been picked up by world media.
In a recently televised debate, a high-profile priest claims that Korea has been 'free from homosexuality' so far, provoking outcry from netizens.
Some of the bridge designs over the Incheon waterway near Seoul are coming under public ridicule for their unnecessarily high structures that allow ships to pass.
An age-old debate between Korea and Japan regarding the sea between the two countries has been intensifying on the internet this week following an online campaign
In the wake of the Suwon Torso Murder, fresh allegations emerge of another violent attack by a Chinese-Korean, prompting anti-Joseonjok sentiment from netizens
Fury online as Park Geun-hye, head of the Saenuri Party, sends the cheapest wreath of chrysanthemums to commemorate the April 19 Student Revolution.
City on outskirts of Seoul on brink of bankruptcy after constructing new rail line makes civil servants return part of their wages and bonuses.
Korean netizens react to the Oikos University shootings; while offering their condolences, condemn the Korean Press for likening the shooter as being 'Korean'.
Instant noodle prices have hit an all-time high following high-level price collusion between the four main producers: Nong-Shim, Sam-Yang, Otoogi and Yakult.
A woman previously thought to have deliberately scalded a young boy's face with hot miso soup gains support as new CCTV footage of the incident is released.
Following the sentencing of popular podcaster Jung Bong-ju, Korean girls have been writing political slogans on their breasts calling for his immediate release.
Rumours of Kim Jong-un's death spread rapidly on Sina Weibo, the Chinese version of Twitter, before eventually becoming headline news both in Korea and overseas.
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