This is an informative article about the famous COEX Starfield Library. You will get briefed about diverse activities happening in this astonishing library.

The book is deeply sad and even disturbing to read for sensitive readers but is mandatory if one wishes to understand Koreans’ sorrow, pain and history, and the political relationship between the North and South today.

Busan is turning into a vibrant festival hub, hosting 26 events across the city through early next month. According to Busan Metropolitan City on Sept. 19, the 13-day Festival Shiwol (October), themed “Autumn Wind,” will run from Sept. 21 to Oct. 3, showcasing 26 events throughout Korea’s second-largest city.

The event is a collaborative effort involving the Literature Translation Institute of Korea, Arts Council Korea, the National Museum of Korean Literature, and the Publication Industry Promotion Agency of Korea.

'Maybe Happy Ending' is more than just a musical—it's a meditation on love, memory, and the desire for connection in an age dominated by technology.

Here are 5 reasons cozy Korean reads are the new way to find healing and hygge

This article explores 5 reasons why Han Kang's emotionally rich and thought-provoking novels deserve a place on every reader’s shelf.