K-LIFE

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  Chronicles of Metaverse: Abstract Imagination and the Metaverse
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  Matthew Lim's AI Innovation Story: The Excess and Illusion of AI Certifications

  Since the launch of ChatGPT in late 2022, the AI boom has continued unabated. Naturally, many aspire to become AI experts. But what is the current state of the AI certification market, which targets t
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  Scrutinizing AI: Where Does Art Stand in the AI War? (Part 2)
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  Travel

  Capturing Full Moon at Changgyeonggung Palace: Special Event for Daeboreum

  SEOUL, Feb. 11 (Yonhap) -- The Korea Heritage Service hosts the "Full Moon Descends on Changgyeonggung Palace for Jeongwol Daeboreum" event this week. The event runs from Feb. 11 to 16 in
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  Scrutinizing AI: Where Does Art Stand in the AI War? (Part 1)

  San Francisco, one of the strongholds of modern art in the U.S., is currently at the heart of an artificial intelligence (AI) war. As mentioned in a previous column, the city is home to the Misalignme
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  Pompidou Center eyes Busan outpost by 2030; Seoul branch set for next year

  SEOUL, Feb. 6 (Yonhap) -- The French Embassy in Korea said Thursday discussions are under way to open a Pompidou Center branch in the southeastern port city of Busan by 2030.The announcement was made during a press conference at the embassy in Seoul,
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  Art

  KakaoTalk leads social media usage in S. Korea, followed by YouTube, Instagram

  SEOUL, Feb. 6 (Yonhap) -- The mobile messaging app KakaoTalk remains the most widely used social media platform in South Korea, followed by YouTube and Instagram, a survey showed Thursday.According to research released by the Korea Press Foundation,
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  Larger Than Architecture: A Journey to Dreamy Baikal (Part 5)

  Returning to Khuzhir in a UAZ, switching to a Korean-made bus, and traveling about 40 minutes along the Angara River leads to a riverside village called Listvyanka. From there, a boat crosses to the p
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  Exhibition for Popular Japanese Anime 'Oshi no Ko' to Open in Korea This March

  SEOUL, Feb. 6 (Yonhap) -- An exhibition themed around the popular Japanese anime "Oshi no Ko" will be held in Korea for the first time. The event, titled "TV Animation Oshi no Ko –
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  Hallyu Festival to Hit Gyeongju in June

  SEOUL, Feb. 5 (Yonhap) -- The city of Gyeongju announced on Wednesday that it will host a large-scale Hallyu comprehensive event, "Beyond K in Gyeongju," in June to support the global wav
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  Larger Than Architecture: Memories with Director Im Yeong-ung
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  Suk Soo-sun's Design Management Story: Essential Elements for Becoming a Leading Tourism Nation
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  Travel

  National Museum of Korea Event to Host Goryeo Celadon Sculptures Event

  SEOUL, Feb. 4 (Yonhap) -- The National Museum of Korea announced on Tuesday that it will host an event titled "Celadon Sculptures: Reinterpretation and Expansion of Tradition" this weeken
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  Suk Soo-sun's Design Management Story: The Current State of Tourist Information Services in Korea

  The Korean government continues to implement various policies to attract foreign tourists, including visa relaxations, improving tourism infrastructure, and hosting cultural events to enhance visitor
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  SPC wins approval for $160 mln bakery plant in U.S.

  SEOUL, Feb. 3 (Yonhap) -- SPC Group, a South Korean food and beverage company, said Monday it has finalized plans to build a US$160 million bakery plant in Texas, the company's first production facility in North America, after acquiring approval
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  Shin Jong-geun's 'K-Liqueur' Story: The Chronicles of 'Bomb Shots'
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  Art

  Museum to relocate remaining artifacts after weekend fire

  SEOUL, Feb. 2 (Yonhap) -- Artifacts at the National Hangeul Museum in central Seoul will be temporarily relocated to other state-run museums, officials said Sunday, following a weekend fire that affected the third and fourth floors of the building.On
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  4 in 10 foreign patients say K-culture influenced their choice of country: poll

  SEOUL, Feb. 2 (Yonhap) -- Four out of 10 foreigners visiting South Korea for medical treatment said the country's culture influenced their decision to come here, a survey showed Sunday. More than 41 percent of those surveyed answered positively w
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  Real Madrid, PSG Stoke Controversy By Inappropriately Using Term 'Chinese New Year'

  SEOUL, Jan. 31 (Yonhap) -- Several prestigious European football clubs have come under fire for referring to the Lunar New Year as "Chinese New Year" on their social media platforms. Seo
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  Portion of Angkor Wat facilities reopens after renovation with Korean technology

  SEOUL, Jan. 31 (Yonhap) -- South Korea's heritage authorities announced Friday that a section of the visitor facilities at Cambodia's Angkor Wat heritage site has reopened following renovation