Korea is known as a country of abundant courtesy, something that is most evident in the long list of manners associated with greeting. Simply by watching how two or more Koreans greet one another, you can easily guess who is older and of higher social status. The most common way of greeting in Korea
I appreciate the child who has endured so many difficulties before today. I am thankful to my child and their friends who have overcome tough times where they must compete with one another. I am deeply grateful to all the teachers who have taught and taken care of these children so far. My child, li
[[Image : Eun-ji HA's Facebook (Link)]] When 23-year old Eun-ji Ha was in her first year of high school, she wrote her parents a ten-page letter explaining how she intended to drop out and pursue her dreams. Receiving their blessing, she dedicated her free time to teaching herself piano and comp
Korea is known as a country of abundant courtesy, something that is most evident in the long list of manners associated with greeting. Simply by watching how two or more Koreans greet one another, you can easily guess who is older and of higher social status. The most common way of greeting in Korea
