Korea's tradition behind kites 한국의 대표적인 전통문화, 연
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SEOL SPECIAL
More personalized and special gifts for Seol
With the Seol holiday, one of the questions many face is what gifts to get their loved ones. Popular options and trends change with the times, and this year is no exception. From weird gadgets to luxury desserts, we look at some of the favorites.
SEOL SPECIAL
Beauty of Korea's hanok transcends time
Korea's traditional hanok homes carry the history of Koreans day in and day out. The beauty of these structures are not lost in the modern day. They are becoming attractive options for modern decor and commercial spaces as well. We'll get a closer look at their evolution.
Interview
Foreign Professors' Love Affair with Gugak
A growing number of foreigners are showing more interest in Korea's traditional music, gugak as well. There are a couple of foreign professors who not only enjoy gugak but also took things one step further to pursue their careers in the field.
SEOL SPECIAL
Korea's tradition behind kites
One of Korea's traditional pastimes has been flying kites. On the New Year holiday or during full moon celebrations, they have also been a means of getting rid of bad fortune. What are some of the features unique to Korea? We get a look at the fun and traditions behind Korea's kite-flying culture.
KOREAN EATS
Greeting the New Year with a bowl of tteokguk
There's a dish that all Koreans will enjoy today and that's tteokguk. With the New Year holiday, Seol, the hearty bowl of rice cakes will be served in each and every household. Where does this tradition come from and how do you make tteokguk? Joe McPherson cooks it up in the studio.
More personalized and special gifts for Seol
With the Seol holiday, one of the questions many face is what gifts to get their loved ones. Popular options and trends change with the times, and this year is no exception. From weird gadgets to luxury desserts, we look at some of the favorites.
SEOL SPECIAL
Beauty of Korea's hanok transcends time
Korea's traditional hanok homes carry the history of Koreans day in and day out. The beauty of these structures are not lost in the modern day. They are becoming attractive options for modern decor and commercial spaces as well. We'll get a closer look at their evolution.
Interview
Foreign Professors' Love Affair with Gugak
A growing number of foreigners are showing more interest in Korea's traditional music, gugak as well. There are a couple of foreign professors who not only enjoy gugak but also took things one step further to pursue their careers in the field.
SEOL SPECIAL
Korea's tradition behind kites
One of Korea's traditional pastimes has been flying kites. On the New Year holiday or during full moon celebrations, they have also been a means of getting rid of bad fortune. What are some of the features unique to Korea? We get a look at the fun and traditions behind Korea's kite-flying culture.
KOREAN EATS
Greeting the New Year with a bowl of tteokguk
There's a dish that all Koreans will enjoy today and that's tteokguk. With the New Year holiday, Seol, the hearty bowl of rice cakes will be served in each and every household. Where does this tradition come from and how do you make tteokguk? Joe McPherson cooks it up in the studio.