Hangul Day: Celebrating The Korean Alphabet in Chinese
Koreans began writing in Chinese characters in the 14th century. In Korea, these characters, known as "Hanja," are still frequently found, especially on
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Koreans began writing in Chinese characters in the 14th century. In Korea, these characters, known as "Hanja," are still frequently found, especially on
For the last 30 years, U.S.-North Korea engagement has been erratic. Despite moderate success during the 1990s, the inconsistent nature of official engagement with North Korea over the last two decades has hindered sustained progress in improving bilateral relations and the welfare of North Korean civil society. More recently, the compounding effects of diplomatic and economic isolation caused by the U.S.-led global pressure campaign, an escalating array of multilateral and unilateral sanctions, the COVID pandemic and North Korea’s self-imposed border shutdowns have exacerbated the environme...
With its mineral resources and cheap labor, the country has significant potential for growth, but economic openness could undermine its dictatorship.
Despite COVID-19, the number of students admitted to the U Asia Campus in the fall semester of 2021 increased by 70 percent year-on-year and 20 percent of all freshmen are international students from eight countries, including China, Russia, Australia and Brazil.
The Choson Dynasty, otherwise known as the Yi Dynasty, was Korea's last dynasty. Founded by Yi Songgye in 1392, the Choson Dynasty lasted for over five ...