A Korean Hand Game for Children Family Celebrations The Korean Alphabet Korean Expressions Lets Go To Korea Korean Pagodas Korean Lifestyles Korean Geography
Name and Identity Traditions and Celebrations Introducing Year of Impossible Goodbyes Year of Impossible Goodbyes Sookan and Family What Next Celebration Time Occupation
Five National Treasures Historical Overview Koreas Geography The Miracle on the Han The Japanese Occupation of Korea 1910-1945 Remembering the Forgotten War South
Educators are invited to join our 2013 Fall Teachers’ Conference East & West: The Silk Road Meets Ancient Korea. Dr. Jonathan Best, Professor of Art
On January 22, 2011, dozens of families joined The Korea Society to celebrate sŏllal, Korean New Year. Participants enjoyed a day of fun-filled family activities
It isn’t a surprise that Korea and Japan adopted Confucianism in different ways. Discover which country used it for bureaucracy and governance, and
Meet the prominent scholars of Confucianism during the Chosŏn period.
Yi Hwang: one of two pillars of Neo-Confucianism during the Chosŏn period–a scholar, educator, and strict interpreter of Zhu Xi.
Yi I: philosopher, politician, writer, and promoter of the village contract and local government; opponent of central government.
Chong Yak-yong: innovative thinker of Neo-Confucianism with influences from Western thought; looked into how Confucianism can solve social problems.
