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[The Road to Namdo] Onggi: Leading an Introspective Life
A piece of earthenware present in any Korean household, onggi has survived the passage of time. Through the years, the special characteristi
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2013-07-01
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[The Road to Namdo] Jakseolcha: Korean Wild Tea from Mt. Jogye
How often do you drink tea? Tea has been one of the most popular beverages in human history. Tea is well known as an effective beverage. The
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2013-06-03
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[The Road to Namdo] Uiryeeumsik: Korean Ceremonial Food
Uiryeeumsik: Korean Ceremonial Food By Jo Hye-min, Tribune Reporter What food do you eat when you have a special celebration in your life? N
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2013-04-06
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[The Road to Namdo] Hangwa: a Taste of History
Hangwa: a Taste of History By Kim Su-yeon, Tribune Reporter At supermarkets in Korea, it is not easy to find hangwa, Korean traditional snac
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2013-03-11
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[The Road to Namdo] Onggi: a Hidden Treasure for Everyday Use
The standard Korean diet is mainly built around kimchi. If it¡¯s great, we would be reminded of onggi, which is a Korean traditional clay pot
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2012-12-19
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[The Road to Namdo] Jangdo Makes You Feel the Breath of History
Jangdo Makes You Feel the Breath of History ByHwang In-sik, Cub-Reporter We often see a lady protecting herself with a small knife in Korean
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2012-06-04
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[The Road to Namdo] Saetgolnai: Toilsomness and Our History
Saetgolnai: Hardship, Toilsomeness and Our History By Ahn So-hee, Tribune Reporter Have you ever heard of Saetgolnai? Saetgolnai is the work
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2012-03-05
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[The Road to Namdo] Relics of Gasa Literature
Relics of Gasa Literature By Lee Min-young, Student Editor Damyang, a county in Jeollanamdo, is called the ¡°Cradle of Old Form of Korean Ver
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2009-05-25
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[The Road to Namdo] Bogildo, the Trace of Gosan¡¯s Spirit
Bogildo, the Trace of Gosan¡¯s Spirit By Oh Uhl, Student Editor One fine day in February 2009, this reporter visited a beautiful island, Bogi
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2009-04-30
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[The Road to Namdo] Ganggangsullae
Whenever Chuseok (Korean Thanksgiving day) comes on the 15th day on the eighth month of the lunar calendar, most Koreans head for their home
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2008-09-16
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[The Road to Namdo] Joyful and Energetic Performance, Udonongak
By Gim Ye-seul, Student Editor Musical taste of Koreans has been changing toward a Westernized one and now most Koreans are fond of hearing
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2008-05-29
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[The Road to Namdo] Folk Village Ritual and Play, Gossaumnori
In the old days, Korean people began the New Year by conducting traditional rituals and folk games for good fortune in the year. Gossaumnori
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2008-03-10
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