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S. Korea, US, Japan to begin real-time information sharing on NK missiles from this year
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[Stories of Artifacts] 18th-century fort built along meticulous records: ‘Hwaseong Seongyeok Uigwe’
May 22, 2023
The Uigwe not only records buildings, but also provides comprehensive documentation of architectural materials and construction equipment. Detailed written descriptions are accompanied by illustrations, serving as invaluable resources for comprehending architectural engineering, transportation vehicles, and tools from that era. Furthermore, the Uigwe records the total budget allocated for constr...
[Herald Interview] From percussionist to maestro: Gustavo Gimeno's unique journey to conducting
May 22, 2023
In addition to Dvorak’s Cello Concerto, Op. 104, B. 191, the orchestra will perform Tchaikovsky’s Symphony No. 5, Op. 64, which Gimeno said are “wonderful Romantic compositions, which I think suit our orchestra, which is always loved by audiences.” The concert takes place Thursday at the Seoul Arts Center. Outside Seoul, the Luxembourg Philharmonic Orchestra will first bring the repertoire to Ar...
Daegu’s iconic musical festival kicks off ‘9 to 5’
May 21, 2023
DAEGU -- The Daegu International Musical Festival kicked off Friday, with the Korean premiere of “9 to 5,” a West End musical based on the 1980 film of the same name, at Daegu Opera House. Ahead of the performance, Bae Sung-hyuck, executive director of the DIMF, on Friday told reporters he was delighted to host the Korean premiere of “9 to 5." “Dolly Parton was phenomenal for our generation and...
[Hello Hangeul] Are slang terms and abbreviations degrading the Korean language?
May 21, 2023
When Cha Mi-joo asked about her 14-year-old son's opinion on his school lunch, he nonchalantly shrugged and gave a one-word response, "kebake." She had to ask what he meant, because the term didn't align with her knowledge of the Korean language. It was during this exchange that she discovered a new slang term derived from the English phrase "case by case." "Kebake," which according to her son,...
[Rising virtuoso] With perfectly matched instrument, violist Park seeks to touch hearts and expand musical horizon
May 20, 2023
In 2022, she became the first Korean to win the Tokyo International Viola Competition. Participating in competitions is a necessary evil, according to her. “Competitions are the easiest and fastest way to make a name for yourself and to gain performance opportunities,” said Park, who will be based in Europe for the foreseeable future, where she is pursuing her Master's degree at the Kronberg Aca...
Archives of Korea’s grassroots revolutions added to on UNESCO Memory of the World register
May 19, 2023
The records consist of a comprehensive collection of 185 documents that pertain to the rebellion against the pervasive corruption within the ruling class, in pursuit of a just and equal society. The civil movement was led by armed peasants and followers of the Donghak, an academic movement of Korean Neo-Confucianism founded in 1860. This marks the first time in six years that South Korea's docum...
[Around the Hotels] Promotions and packages
May 19, 2023
Grand Hyatt Seoul offers 'Lemon Verbena Afternoon Tea' with L'Occitane Grand Hyatt Seoul offers “Chilling in Verbena Afternoon Tea”, a special seasonal menu in collaboration with French cosmetics brand L'Occitane from May 15 to July 16. It is inspired by the lemon verbena leaves from L'Occitane's Verbena line as part of the “Verbena Getaway” partnership. The menu offers delicacies such as lemon ...
Dance musical 'Dream High' gathers K-pop stars to continue story of hit drama
May 19, 2023
Twelve years after TV drama "Dream High," featuring Kim Soo-hyun and Bae Suzy, gained enormous popularity with the story of six high school students aspiring to be superstars, a new musical attempts to continue their story. Musical "Dream High" is based on the TV series and used some songs from the original soundtrack, but the story shows the story of the main characters 10 years later. Song Sa...
[Well-curated] Nature-inspired crafts, virtual idols pop-up, artistic French dessert
May 19, 2023
Ill-fated turtle ship replica sold for shockingly low W1.5m
May 18, 2023
An ill-fated replica of Korea's 16th century turtle-shaped warship was sold for 1.5 million won ($1,100), less than 0.1 percent of the money spent for its creation, officials at Geoje, South Gyeongsang Province, said Thursday. According to Geoje, the sale of the recreated Geobukseon took place on Tuesday during the eighth round of bidding, starting from the initial bidding price of 117.5 million...
Culture minister: Netflix investment both opportunity and concern
May 17, 2023
Park Bo-gyoon says efforts have been made to establish K-culture as the representative brand of South Korea
Lotus lantern festival to return full-scale
May 17, 2023
[Stories of Artifacts] The bell tolls for truth: Gyeongju's Sacred Bell of King Seongdeok
May 15, 2023
One side of the bell's body also features an inscription of roughly 1,037 ancient Chinese characters that recounts King Seongdeok's peaceful 40-year reign over the Silla Kingdom. The inscription writes that there were neither wars nor conflict, nor adversity faced by his people during his reign. The inscription goes on to say that in recognition of his accomplishment, the government office commi...
Korean Film Archive's online exhibition distills century-old narratives into key moments
May 13, 2023
Another film by Holmes, "Queer Korean Customs," appreciates the resilience and resourcefulness of Koreans. The texts inserted between clips express Holmes' admiration for Koreans' ability to undertake demanding manual labor, describing them as "human steamrollers," "steam shovels" and cranes. He also marveled at the "chigi man," or "jigeggun," who carry a wooden A-frame with loads of more than 90...
[Herald Interview] Organist Olivier Latry to proudly present French organ music
May 12, 2023
Renowned French organist Olivier Latry will bring French organ music to South Korea for his first concert here in six years. While Latry has been to his wife and organist Lee Shin-young’s home country of Korea multiple times on private visits over the past several years, this trip will feature his musical talents at the forefront. For the concert next week, he has chosen music from Richard Wagne...
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