Today, we are going to learn about 'superstitions'

—the kind that makes you feel a bit uneasy for no reason if you don't follow them.

Let's explore various Korean superstitions that have been passed down for a long time,

ranging from everyday taboos to popular myths about exams, health, and romance!

Today, we are going to learn about 'skyscrapers' (macheonru in Korean),

which means 'extremely tall buildings soaring as if to pierce the sky.'

Let's take a look at Korea's high-rise buildings—from the Namsan Tower Hotel, which opened in 1969,

to the 63 Building, which held the title of the tallest building for the longest time,

all the way to the Lotte World Tower, which is currently the tallest skyscraper in South Korea!

Today, we’re going to explore Confucianism, which has had a major influence on Korea.We’ll look at the core principles of Confucian thought, and examine the characteristics and challenges of Korean-style Confucianism.

Today, we’re going to explore 'games,' something people of all ages can enjoy.

We’ll look at the major issues and milestones in the Korean gaming industry across different eras,

and also take a closer look at the kinds of games Koreans enjoy these days. 🎮

Today, we’re taking a look at English, the global language.

We’ll explore how its influence in Korea has evolved over time, and examine Korea’s English education industry and culture.

Today, we’re taking a look at Dansaekhwa, which represents Korean contemporary art of the 1970s.

Let’s find out who the key Dansaekhwa artists are, and explore the movement’s essential elements and history.

Today, we explore the lunar calendar, which is based on the moon’s cycle of revolution.

We’ll look at the differences between the lunar calendar, the solar calendar, and the lunisolar calendar

—and discuss why the lunar calendar still holds cultural significance in Korea today.

Today, we explore 'Sinchon,' located in the southern part of Seodaemun-gu, Seoul.

We’ll uncover the meaning behind the name 'Sinchon' and take a look at its major history and unique characteristics.

Today, we turn our attention to the Seoul Metropolitan Subway, the backbone of daily life for Seoul’s residents.

We’ll trace its history, examine its defining features, and compare it with subway systems in other countries.

Today, we explore “Newtro,” a trend that reinterprets nostalgia with a modern sensibility.

From art, fashion, and beauty to film, drama, music, architecture, interior design, and food,

let’s take a closer look at how the Newtro trend is being embraced across a wide range of fields.