Category: History

By Yang Sung-jin A narrow perspective, once held inside a person, does not do much harm. But if it isContinue Reading

By Yang Sung-jin Kim Young-oak, a fast-talking oriental-scholar doctor-writer, is currently attracting record-breaking numbers of viewers with his philosophy lectureContinue Reading

By Yang Sung-jin The Korean government staged its new millennium celebration across the nation with much fanfare. All the balloons,Continue Reading

By Yang Sung-jin Few things are more important than leadership in maintaining the sovereignty of a nation and ensuring theContinue Reading

By Yang Sung-jin The road is now crowded with cars, making frustrating traffic jams a daily routine. Shopping centers areContinue Reading

By Yang Sung-jin In December, Koreans are likely to go on a drinking binge in the name of a joyousContinue Reading

By Yang Sung-jin Last week, an epitaph dedicated to Prince Sado was revealed for the first time. It was writtenContinue Reading

By Yang Sung-jin The Ministry of Information and Communication is now widely viewed to be at the forefront of theContinue Reading

By Yang Sung-jin The U.S. media recently reported that George W. Bush, the front-runner for the Republican’s presidential nomination, isContinue Reading

By Yang Sung-jin Sex is still a dangerous topic in Korea. After causing a sensation by publishing a chronicle ofContinue Reading