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According to a study by two professors from Korea University, after two years of marriage, Korean women's levels of happiness decrease.
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The Korean government is revising a law to ban smoking on sidewalks across Seoul to prevent secondhand smoke exposure.
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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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Statistics show women in their 20s outnumbering men in employment. Many netizens think the article's title is exaggerated and meant to start a gender war.
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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.
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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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After article trumpets the "victory" of female employment over men, netizens strike back with resentment at the social burden placed on men
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Woman's commanding officer demanded sex, punished her for ten months when she refused. Netizens disgusted at conditions within the military for women.
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Responding to last week's article, Chelle B. Mille, editor of Korea Gender Cafe, offers an explanation for Korea's low ranking in international report.
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Report on the stress Korean men feel trying to meet social obligations and buy a house before getting married brings widespread support and criticism online.
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Seoul police arrest man after he defrauds fiancee out of $50,000 by lying about his background, maintains the lie for six years. Netizens applaud his boldness.
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South Korean netizens debate the morals of taking advantage of drunk or intoxicated girls, including who is at fault when rape or sexual assault is committed.
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A new term is introduced by a feminist group to refer to female restaurant workers in South Korea; netizens react with disbelief, calling the term 'strange'.
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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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A recent blog post from the Ministry of Unification reveals a rare glimpse inside the North Korean beauty industry by revealing popular hairstyles for women.
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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.
According to a study by two professors from Korea University, after two years of marriage, Korean women's levels of happiness decrease.45
The Korean government is revising a law to ban smoking on sidewalks across Seoul to prevent secondhand smoke exposure.
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.
Statistics show women in their 20s outnumbering men in employment. Many netizens think the article's title is exaggerated and meant to start a gender war.
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.
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.
After article trumpets the "victory" of female employment over men, netizens strike back with resentment at the social burden placed on men
Woman's commanding officer demanded sex, punished her for ten months when she refused. Netizens disgusted at conditions within the military for women.
Responding to last week's article, Chelle B. Mille, editor of Korea Gender Cafe, offers an explanation for Korea's low ranking in international report.
Report on the stress Korean men feel trying to meet social obligations and buy a house before getting married brings widespread support and criticism online.
Seoul police arrest man after he defrauds fiancee out of $50,000 by lying about his background, maintains the lie for six years. Netizens applaud his boldness.
South Korean netizens debate the morals of taking advantage of drunk or intoxicated girls, including who is at fault when rape or sexual assault is committed.
A new term is introduced by a feminist group to refer to female restaurant workers in South Korea; netizens react with disbelief, calling the term 'strange'.
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.
A recent blog post from the Ministry of Unification reveals a rare glimpse inside the North Korean beauty industry by revealing popular hairstyles for women.
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.
A Korean woman upset at her date for making her buy coffee has her KakaoTalk conversation published online.