Pictures, photographs, and images spreading in Korea and on the Korean-language internet, along with the stories surrounding them, translated into English.
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Netizens remain muted as pictures on the Internet emerge of a middle-aged man urinating in a Seoul subway carriage under the clear afluence of incohol.40
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Two foreigners are caught having a manicure in the priority seat of the subway, but don't seem to get as much online abuse as their Korean Ladygate counterparts.
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A former US soldier shares an amazing series of photos with koreaBANG from his tour in 1964. Can you help identify the kids in one of these photos?
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Photos of pre-surgery Miss Korea 2012 have caused outrage on the Internet. Netizens question how a person who has gone under the knife is a true Korean beauty.
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A rare set of photos of developing Seoul emerge on the Internet, depicting the rapid modernization process Korea experienced in the past few decades.
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A notice in a Daechi-dong apartment block requests residents' silence during midterm exams. Netizens criticise the note and the Korean obsession with education.
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An image debating where the 'S-Line' (a Korean term used to describe the perfect female body) is. Korean netizens divided on where it is and why it's sexy.
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Netizens are outraged after a picture of another dog being dragged behind a vehicle is posted online. This is the third such incident in Korea in 2012.
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A K-pop idol band, Sistar’s recent pictures are revealed. Some netizens’ discriminatory reactions on the pictures spark controversy over Sistar’s skin colour
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A Catholic comic, recently translated into English, depicts the continued attempts by the South Korean government to build a naval base on Jeju Island.
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Actress Lee Chae-young takes a furtive photograph of an obese foreigner and posts online, criticising the woman's body. Netizens outraged at Lee's hurtful tweet.
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koreaBANG discusses some of the reasons why late night deliveries are so popular in Korea, and why that has given rise to a stomach-rumbling online photo war.
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A Korean woman upset at her date for making her buy coffee has her KakaoTalk conversation published online.
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While the ROK Army invites 'girl groups' such as Girls Generation to boost the moral of troops, North Korea has its own 'girl troupes' for home and abroad.
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A vivid series of full colour photographs from prewar Seoul currently doing the rounds on the Korean internet.
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A series of images from a North Korean comic book that chronicles the mythical founding she-bear-god of Korea 'Dangun', translated from [North] Korean into English
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In a change of tone from the usual 'Ladygate' scandals that plague the Seoul metro, 'Sexual Harassment Grandpa' emerges and suggests a girl have a gangbang with him