The new book from Lee Eun-Jeung deals with phenomena that characterize Korean society in the 21st century. It shows how food culture has developed and what strategy has been devised for promoting Korean food on the world market. The treatment of beauty (K-Beauty) is examined as a social phenomenon, as are the views of the Korean media on the success of Korean popular culture abroad (hallyu or Korean Wave). It also takes a look at the self-perception of Koreans.

The poet Kim Jun-tae (*1948) came to public attention in 1969 with his first poetry collection. Since then, he has published over twenty volumes of poetry. His collection of poems "Songs of the water spiders" is representative of the poet's various creative periods.

In the epilogue, author Lim Chul Woo writes, that the novel was written entirely on walks with his dog. Retired teacher Han lives on the outskirts of a village on the subtropical island of Jeju in South Korea. It could be an idyllic, peaceful life with long dog walks, but the character in the novel is increasingly overtaken by the shadows of the past.

This is a novel by Lim Chu Woo, published in 1991. It lyrically tells the story of the islanders who suffered and were divided due to the war and ideological conflict.

This novel from Lim Chul Woo is a coming-of-age novel that weaves together the past of a family who left their hometown of Wando in search of a way to make a living and moved to Gwangju, where they had no relatives and lived a simple life in the face of their father's indifference.