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Sun, September 26, 2021 | 03:01

Hanbok Culture Week kicks off

Hanbok Culture Week 2021, a nationwide cultural festival designed to promote the beauty of Korean traditional clothing held since 2018, kicked off Friday and will run until April 18. As part of the event, hosted by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism and organized by the Hanbok Advancement Center, three CGV branches in Seoul - Myeongdong, Myeongdong Station Cine Libra...

2021-04-09 16:58

Upcycling boom in fashion: designers take action to reduce textile waste

The pandemic has become a turning point for fashion labels as local designers have begun to search their souls to figure out if there is any way they are responsible for the spread of COVID-19. Some conclude designers and fashion brands are not immune from responsibility because every year billions of tons of textile waste ends up in landfills.

Park Ji-won | 2021-04-09 00:47

Underwood Memorial House designated cultural heritage site

Underwood Memorial House, the residence of Horace Horton Underwood, who served as the third president of Yonhi College, the predecessor of Yonsei University, was designated as a cultural heritage site for its historical value as a work of Western architecture, along with three other sites, according to the Cultural Heritage Administration (CHA).

Park Ji-won | 2021-04-06 16:33

Online shopping rises 15 percent in February amid pandemic

Online shopping in South Korea grew 15.2 percent on-year in February as more people bought products via e-commerce platforms amid the pandemic, data showed Tuesday. The value of online shopping transactions stood at 13.7 trillion won (US$12.2 billion) in February, compared with 11.9 trillion won the previous year, according to the data from Statistics Korea.

2021-04-06 14:20

[INTERVIEW] Pulitzer-winning photojournalist stresses value of long-lasting visual stories

Tear gas was fired by the United States border guard to repel a caravan of migrants near the border between the U.S. and Mexico on Nov. 25, 2018. The Central American asylum seekers, most of whom left their homes to give a better life to their children, had to run from the tear gas. Kim Kyung-hoon, a senior photographer at Reuters who was at the scene, needed to put on a mask...

Park Ji-won | 2021-04-01 16:42

China again claims Korean dish, this time Samgyetang

China has claimed that Samgyetang, or traditional Korean ginseng chicken soup, is theirs, upsetting many Koreans who are tired of the neighboring country's cultural provocations. On Baidu, the Chinese equivalent of Google, Tuesday, Samgyetang was described as a chicken soup dish originating from Guangdong province, China, which was later introduced to Korea. It adds that the ...

Park Ji-won | 2021-03-30 17:31

Over half of single Koreans in their 30s living with parents: report

More than half of unmarried South Koreans in their 30s are living with their parents, a report showed Tuesday, as young people are delaying marriages amid an economic slowdown. A total of 54.8 percent of single Koreans in their 30s are living with their parents without moving out on their own, according to the report by Statistics Korea.

2021-03-30 14:42

Jeju-based artists, migrant workers team up to back pro-democracy rallies in Myanmar

Sunday afternoon on Jeju Island was filled with the spirit of solidarity as Korean artists and members of the Burmese community joined hands and staged a performance to ratchet up pressure on the brutal military crackdown on pro-democracy activists in Myanmar. The event came less than a day after the Southeast Asian nation reported a death toll of more than 100, marking the b...

2021-03-28 17:14

China's investment in movies and dramas comes with strings attached

Disney's 2020 live-action remake of “Mulan,” and the short-lived Korean fantasy thriller “Joseon Exorcist” have delivered a shared, almost identical message that every content creator needs to know: Don't get too excited about Chinese investments.

Kang Hyun-kyung | 2021-03-28 14:50

Over half of Koreans in their teens and 20s see no need to have kids after marriage: report

gettyimagesbankMore than half of South Koreans in their teens and 20s think it is not necessary to have kids after marriage, a report showed Thursday, adding to concerns about the country's chronic low birth rate.As of 2020, 32 percent of Koreans aged 13 or older said it is not necessary to have children after getting married, up from 30.4 percent two years earlier, according...

2021-03-25 14:46

Korea reports record-low childbirths in January

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