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Fri, May 14, 2021 | 22:27

Year-end donations unfazed by pandemic

The sound of a small tin bell echoes throughout Seocho Subway Station, catching the attention of some of the rushing pedestrians on a December mid-afternoon. Following the sound in the middle of the hustle and bustle, they soon come across an iconic sight of the Christmas season here: a bright red kettle accompanied by a sign reading “The Salvation Army.”

Trend | 2020-12-17 09:05

Putting theatrical pieces together to trace 'forgotten' part of early Korean film history

It is no surprise that the early days of the century-old Korean film industry movies were heavily influenced and defined by Japan until its brutal colonial rule eventually ended in 1945 with the Allies victory of World War II.

Politics | 2020-12-17 09:05

Top 10 news in music: K-pop, trot are not mutually exclusive

The year 2020 saw a rare phenomenon in Korea's music industry: It was the year of mutual gains for trot and K-pop, defying the long-held belief that musicians of the two drastically different genres are inevitably pitted against each other over popularity.

Music | 2020-12-14 08:43

COVID-19 brings changes to Christmas spirit around the globe

The coronavirus pandemic has changed the world as we know it and long-held Christmas holiday traditions are no exception. Due to COVID-19-related difficulties, this year some children are visiting Santa Claus on Zoom while the Salvation Army's Red Kettle Campaign will be held in Korea on digital platforms.

Trend | 2020-12-08 09:02

From trauma to injustice: Exhibition pays tribute to women in patriarchal society

Stuck in the crevices of history, women have often been overlooked and had stories of their experiences and contributions minimized.Inspired by the tragic life of Lady Hyegyeonggung Hong, an exhibition, “Born, A Woman” at the Suwon Museum of Art, presents 48 works of art inspired by the doomed fate of a royal family member whose life was torn apart by power struggles and ensu...

Arts | 2020-12-04 17:16

Relationship-obsessed Koreans stay tuned for reality show featuring divorcees

Cable network TV Chosun's new reality show "We Got Divorced" has created a sensation among relationship-obsessed Korean viewers, getting off to a strong start in the TV ratings war since it aired its first episode Nov. 20. It features divorced couples who are reunited for several days to reflect back on their relationship to figure out what went wrong.

Entertainment | 2020-12-03 13:01

Decoding China: Two journalists explore 'China's way'

With its characteristic one-party system, socialist market economy and rigid state censorship, China has long remained a perplexing enigma to Korea, despite the country's geographical proximity and some shared cultural traits. However, China has become more relevant than ever amid the escalating U.S.-China conflict as it is Korea's largest trading partner. From China's COVID-...

Books | 2020-12-01 09:06

Book answers it all, from K-drama cliches to meaning of 'Gangnam style'

“Why is there a Pepsi logo on the South Korean flag?” “Why do all Korean names have three syllables?” “Why do I get a year, or even two years, older when I land on Korean soil?”

Books | 2020-11-27 15:00

Bits and pieces of life with disabilities told through smartphone-shot films

“When I go out into the world, my hearing aid becomes essential. When I'm in the water, I really feel like a fish; a creature that suffers outside but finds comfort submerged. It just feels natural to me.”

Movies | 2020-11-26 14:01

Korea's iconic actor Lee Byung-hun untangled

“Actor Lee Byung-hun,” which delves into the life, filmography and craft of one of Korea's greatest screen performers of his time, will be published Thursday as the actor celebrates the 30th anniversary of his screen debut.

Entertainment | 2020-11-24 08:58

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