Sharing things I learn about Korean culture that can be helpful for those moving to or visiting South Korea, or even for those who want to be properly respectful when invited to a Korean friend’s home.
National Children’s Day in Korea is a public holiday all about celebrating children. Most parents get a day off work and schools are closed. The goal of this special day is to spend time together… Read More »What is National Children’s Day in Korea?
If you happen to be Single in Seoul* (or elsewhere in the country), you probably know why April 14th is “Black Day” in South Korea. However, if you don’t live there you may not know… Read More »Black Day in South Korea – Why April 14th is a day for singles
Sometimes different cultures can have interesting things in common. For example, the number 4 in Korean culture may remind you of the number 13 if you grew up in a Western culture. Just like 13,… Read More »The Number 4 in Korean Culture
