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CHA to designate 17th century Buddhist sculpture as treasureCultureMay 2, 2020The Cultural Heritage Administration on Wednesday announced that it will designate the Ven. Hyunjin’s earliest sculpture from the 17th century as treasure. The piece is called “Jangseong Baekyangsa ... -
How to speak, look better for video meetingsCultureMay 2, 2020Although the number of new COVID-19 infections has decreased sharply in South Korea, fears of a resurgence persist. As the coronavirus crisis has gripped the country for more than three months, life... -
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[Weekender] New social norms emerge in the age of COVID-19CultureMay 2, 2020Changes may be here to stay, requiring people to adjust to the new reality -
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[Photo News] Train to KumgangsanTravelMay 1, 2020An electronic sign at Jejin Station reads, “Train to Kumgangsan.” The station had been abandoned since 1967, but Transportation Minister Kim Hyun-mee and Unification Minister Kim Yeon-chul signed a ... -
‘Untact’ tourist sites gain attention amid pandemicTravelMay 1, 2020“Untact” tourism has become a new trend amid the protracted spread of the novel coronavirus. The new style of traveling -- the name being a Korean contraction of “undoing contact” -- refers to avoid... -
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[Eye Plus] Lighting up Buddha’s BirthdayCultureMay 1, 2020Buddha’s Birthday, the largest Buddhist holiday, is celeberated with lotus lanterns of all shapes and colors. Every year, the lanterns cover the yard of Jogyesa, the Buddhist temple in central Seoul,... -
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[Photo News] Endangered oriental storkCultureMay 1, 2020A pair of oriental storks, endangered species designated as South Korea’s natural treasure No. 199, laid eggs in a nest they had built on top of a transmission tower standing in the middle of a farml... -
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[Photo News] Cultural exchange with FijiCultureApr 29, 2020International Youth Fellowship founder and pastor Park Ock-soo (right) and Fijian Ambassador Peniana Lalabalavu sign a memorandum of understanding in Seoul on Tuesday to promote educational exchange ... -
Players angry with updates boycott major gaming companiesCultureApr 29, 2020Nexon also faced similar complaints from users of online soccer game EA Sports Fifa Online 4. Nexon released a new class of in-game players called “Loyal Heroes,” which had higher abilities but at a ... -
Arts group breaks down wall between exhibition, performanceArts&DesignApr 29, 2020Living in-character 24/7 for 10 days, actors communicate online with audience -
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[Herald Interview] How Savina Museum of Contemporary Art had a headstart in adapting to coronavirus worldArts&DesignApr 28, 2020The biggest change is the booming of cultural complexes. “Now galleries and museums are evolving into places where people can do many things at once -- appreciating artworks, attending small art lec... -
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[Herald Review] ‘City of Han’ tests Seoul’s literary potentialBooksApr 27, 2020Volume of short stories explores expat perspectives of Korean capital. -
Dansaekhwa master Yun Hyong-keun’s late works unveiled in SeoulArts&DesignApr 27, 2020Influenced by US minimalist artist Donald Judd, Yun’s later works pursued simpler colors, forms
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