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Seventy percent of Koreans in their thirties are part of the "solo tribe." They skip company gatherings, eat lunch alone, and enjoy being by themselves.
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The second full page Sewol ad was published in the New York times encouraging readers to sign an online petition supporting the Sewol Ferry Act.
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Korean third year middle school student sleeps in class and is hit by teacher. He then reports teacher to the police. Netizens react.
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Netziens react to the Korean entertainment show "Infinite Challenge" special "Hong Chul, Get Married," where host No Hong Chul says he wants to marry a pretty girl.
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Korean consumers angry as Korean imitations of Oreo, Moonpie, and McVitties become more expensive than the original foreign imports.
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Survey shows that South Korean youth don't feel that reunification is important, and wouldn't pay anything for the cost of reunification.
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In Korea, the packaging for snacks is four to five times the size of the actual product.
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In an OECD report assessing competencies in creative problem solving, Korean middle school and high school students scored 561 points, putting them in first place.
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Father kills 19 year old boy for allegedly raping his daughter twice.
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The "How are you doing?" movement, which began at Korea University, has swiftly spread across the country, drawing violent protest from conservatives.
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Seoul roadblocks test drivers for intoxication, catch a large number of office workers still sobering up from last night's office party.
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Sookmyung students protest cafeteria's attempt to compensate for an unexpected price increase with 500 banana giveaway, netizens mock their sense of entitlement.
Seventy percent of Koreans in their thirties are part of the "solo tribe." They skip company gatherings, eat lunch alone, and enjoy being by themselves.24
The second full page Sewol ad was published in the New York times encouraging readers to sign an online petition supporting the Sewol Ferry Act.
Korean third year middle school student sleeps in class and is hit by teacher. He then reports teacher to the police. Netizens react.
Netziens react to the Korean entertainment show "Infinite Challenge" special "Hong Chul, Get Married," where host No Hong Chul says he wants to marry a pretty girl.
Korean consumers angry as Korean imitations of Oreo, Moonpie, and McVitties become more expensive than the original foreign imports.
Survey shows that South Korean youth don't feel that reunification is important, and wouldn't pay anything for the cost of reunification.
In Korea, the packaging for snacks is four to five times the size of the actual product.
In an OECD report assessing competencies in creative problem solving, Korean middle school and high school students scored 561 points, putting them in first place.
Father kills 19 year old boy for allegedly raping his daughter twice.
The "How are you doing?" movement, which began at Korea University, has swiftly spread across the country, drawing violent protest from conservatives.
Seoul roadblocks test drivers for intoxication, catch a large number of office workers still sobering up from last night's office party.
Sookmyung students protest cafeteria's attempt to compensate for an unexpected price increase with 500 banana giveaway, netizens mock their sense of entitlement.