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“Seopyeonje; The Original” Revives a National Tragedy in Song — and Memory

“Seopyeonje; The Original” Revives a National Tragedy in Song — and Memory

By Kelly.K Published October 17, 2025 07:06 PM

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Korean Occult Thriller "Exhuma" Secures Invitation to 74th Berlin International Film Festival: Kang In sig January 18, 2024; Courtesy of ShowboxThe occult thriller "Exhuma," directed by Jang Jae-hyun, has received an invitation to the prestigious 74th Ber ...

Recent Netflix K-Drama Originals Face Challenges in Global Ranking: Sayart January 15, 2024; Courtesy of NetflixNetflix's recent Korean drama originals, produced at higher costs, are facing challenges in achieving the globa ...

Hit Foreign Films Find Renewed Screenings in South Korean Theaters: Kelly.K January 15, 2024; Courtesy of CGVPopular foreign films with substantial fan bases are making a return to South Korean theaters, offering enthusiasts ...

Award-Winning Poet Kim Yi-deum Explores Societal Absurdities in Latest Collection: Joy January 14, 2024; Courtesy of Munhakdongne PublishingKim Yi-deum, a renowned poet, gained international recognition with her book of poems, "Hysteri ...

A Novel Exploration of Identity and Disconnection: "Nobody in the Mirror" by Hwang Mo-gua: BlueYIM January 14, 2024; Courtesy of ArzakIn Hwang Mo-gwa's recent science fiction novel, "Nobody in the Mirror," the narrative unfolds with a compelling p ...

Winter Festivals Draw Crowds to Pocheon and Hwacheon in South Korea: Sayart January 13, 2024; Courtesy of Korea Tourism OrganizationDuring the winter months, the typically serene Pocheon in Gyeonggi Province, South Korea, tr ...

Cho Ye-eun Explores Dystopian Realms in Latest Novel: Kang In sig January 13, 2024; Courtesy of Jaeum & Moeum PublishingAuthor Cho Ye-eun, renowned for her distinctive blend of creepiness and imagination, delve ...

Cultural Heritage Administration Expands Mobile Museums to Enhance Access: Kelly.K January 13, 2024; Courtesy of Cultural Heritage AdministrationThe Cultural Heritage Administration announces plans to increase the presence of "mobi ...

Winners Revealed at the 20th Korea Image Awards 2024: Joy January 13, 2024; Courtesy of CICIThe 20th annual Korea Image Awards 2024, organized by the Corea Image Communication Institute (CICI), celebrated o ...

Japanese Edition of Webtoon-Based Comic on Racism in Korea Set for Release: BlueYIM January 13, 2024; Courtesy of KAMOGAWAThe Japanese edition of the webtoon-based comic book, "A Black Person Sitting Next to Me on the Subway," is sc ...

Korean Canadian Filmmaker Celine Song's "Past Lives" Receives Best Picture Award at National Society of Film Critics: Kelly.K January 7, 2024; Courtesy of CJENMCeline Song, a Korean Canadian filmmaker and playwright, achieved recognition as her directorial debut, "Past Liv ...

Seoul Metropolitan Government Announces Renovation Plans for Dullegil Walking Trails: Sayart January 6, 2024; Courtesy of Seoul Metropolitan GovernmentThe Seoul Metropolitan Government announced plans on Thursday to renovate the city's foot ...

Park Hyatt Seoul Hosts Exclusive Dessert Event Featuring Renowned Chefs: Kang In sig January 6, 2024; Courtesy of Park Hyatt SeoulPark Hyatt Seoul, situated in Gangnam, southern Seoul, will host a special dessert-themed event at its ...

National Museums in South Korea Surpass 10 Million Visitors in 2023: Joy January 5, 2024; Courtesy of National Museum of KoreaIn 2023, the National Museum of Korea (NMK) and its 13 regional counterparts across South Kore ...

Pianist Lim Dong-hyek Presents "Russianism" Recitals, Showcasing Deep Connection to Russian Musical Heritage: Sayart December 31, 2023; Courtesy of Credia Renowned pianist Lim Dong-hyek is set to captivate audiences with a series of recitals titled "Russianism" in F ...

International Attendance Soars at Korea's Intangible Cultural Heritage Performances in 2023: Joy December 31, 2023; Courtesy of National Intangible Heritage Center In 2023, a reported 8,171 attendees, encompassing both Koreans and foreign nationa ...

Ancient Buddhist Bronze Bell Receives National Treasure Designation: Joy December 26, 2023; Courtesy of CHAThe Cultural Heritage Administration (CHA) announced on Tuesday that an 800-year-old Buddhist bronze bell, located ...

Naver Report Reveals Most Searched Television Programs and Movies in 2023: BlueYIM December 26, 2023; Courtesy of NetflixA recent report from Naver, the nation's widely-used search engine, unveils the most searched-for television pr ...

Surge in Repatriation of South Korean Artifacts in 2023: Joy December 25, 2023; Courtesy of The National Palace Museum of KoreaThe Cultural Heritage Administration disclosed that the number of South Korean arti ...

Culture Station Seoul 284 Hosts Inaugural Christmas Market: Kang In sig December 23, 2023; Courtesy of KOREA CRAFT AND DESIGN FOUNDATIONCulture Station Seoul 284, located in Jung District, central Seoul, is hosting its fi ...

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