Words by Robert Neff With the horrible destruction of the Korean War came abject poverty. People did whatever they could...
Words by Robert NeffPhotos from the collection of Robert Neff Prior to the marvels of the computer and its email...
Words by Robert Neff Life at the Western gold mines in northern Korea was dangerous both inside and out in the 19th and early 20th centuries. These Korean mines were generally located in sparsely populated mountainous regions and were the favored haunts of Korea’s big cats – Siberian tigers and...
ICONS Of Korean Fashion Words by Michelle Park Park Seung Gun Designer for pushBUTTON, Park Seung Gun has attracted numerous...
KTX Offers Direct Service to Incheon Airport After several delays, Korail is offering direct KTX service from various parts of...
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Popular ride sharing app Kakao Taxi (KakaoT) has undergone an update, making the app more accessible for a wider range...
Korean Government Legalizes Adultery On Thursday, South Korea’s Constitutional Court struck down a 62-year old law that made committing adultery...
The children of Joseon period Korea may not have had a holiday dedicated to them, but they still had to shoulder heavy domestic and scholastic responsibilities like their counterparts today.
Two days after the Korean War began, a disastrous decision to blow up the Han River Bridge resulted in the loss of hundreds of lives.