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Korean netizens are outraged at CCTV video from a daycare, showing a teacher slap a 4 year old across the room so hard she hits a wall- all for spitting out kimchi.
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The consumption of milk in Korea has dropped to the lowest in fifteen years. Why aren't consumers buying milk?
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Bill Gates' latest invention, which turns human excrement into clean drinking water in five minutes has Korean netizens awed at the billionaire's generosity.
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Korean internet is abuzz over experiment by Chinese internet broadcaster showing Korean girls accepting rides from total strangers driving luxury cars.
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The South Korean government's cigarette price hike effective as of Jan 2015 leads many Koreans to panic and hoard cigarettes, causing civil scuffles.
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Korean parents are choosing to send kids to "elite" preschools with higher tuition rates than college to set them on the path to success; Korean netizen reactions.
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As the end of the year approaches, the Seoul city government has come up with a way to deal with taxis refusing passengers --hefty fines of 200,000 won.
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When Korean males enter the military, their mothers are by their side, camping at training facilities, and calling commanding officers to check on their comfort.
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Korea has the best Starcraft gamers in the world, but the gaming industry has now been overtaken by China.
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Popular webtoon "Cheese in the Trap" describes the adventures of a college girl, and accurately depicts the troubles young people face today.
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Pop artist Lee Byung-ha was arrested for disseminating flyers with the image of President Park and the words "Mad Government" from the rooftop of a store.
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Popular webtoon "Scared of the Dark" tells the story of the author Jin Kim's adventures moving out from home.
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Winners announced for the Tuttle Book Giveaway posted last week.
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There are over 8,000 females serving in the Korean army. Doors opened this year for females to serve in the artillery, armored forces, and air defense units.
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Enter to win one of four books on Korea from Tuttle Publishing! Winners will be announced next Wednesday.
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Popular Korean webtoon shows readers the real Korean oppa, not the idealized version in korean dramas and movies.
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Netizens react to statistics showing that Seoul has the lowest birth rate in Korea's 17 municipalities, 0.968 children for every woman compared to 1.187 nationally.
Korean netizens are outraged at CCTV video from a daycare, showing a teacher slap a 4 year old across the room so hard she hits a wall- all for spitting out kimchi.25
The consumption of milk in Korea has dropped to the lowest in fifteen years. Why aren't consumers buying milk?
Bill Gates' latest invention, which turns human excrement into clean drinking water in five minutes has Korean netizens awed at the billionaire's generosity.
Korean internet is abuzz over experiment by Chinese internet broadcaster showing Korean girls accepting rides from total strangers driving luxury cars.
The South Korean government's cigarette price hike effective as of Jan 2015 leads many Koreans to panic and hoard cigarettes, causing civil scuffles.
Korean parents are choosing to send kids to "elite" preschools with higher tuition rates than college to set them on the path to success; Korean netizen reactions.
As the end of the year approaches, the Seoul city government has come up with a way to deal with taxis refusing passengers --hefty fines of 200,000 won.
When Korean males enter the military, their mothers are by their side, camping at training facilities, and calling commanding officers to check on their comfort.
Korea has the best Starcraft gamers in the world, but the gaming industry has now been overtaken by China.
Popular webtoon "Cheese in the Trap" describes the adventures of a college girl, and accurately depicts the troubles young people face today.
Pop artist Lee Byung-ha was arrested for disseminating flyers with the image of President Park and the words "Mad Government" from the rooftop of a store.
Popular webtoon "Scared of the Dark" tells the story of the author Jin Kim's adventures moving out from home.
Winners announced for the Tuttle Book Giveaway posted last week.
There are over 8,000 females serving in the Korean army. Doors opened this year for females to serve in the artillery, armored forces, and air defense units.
Enter to win one of four books on Korea from Tuttle Publishing! Winners will be announced next Wednesday.
Popular Korean webtoon shows readers the real Korean oppa, not the idealized version in korean dramas and movies.
Netizens react to statistics showing that Seoul has the lowest birth rate in Korea's 17 municipalities, 0.968 children for every woman compared to 1.187 nationally.