A column of troops and armor of the 1st Marine Division move through communist Chinese lines during their successful breakout from the Chosin Reservoir in North Korea. (Marine Corps) june 25 marks the ...

Director of the National Museum of Korea You Hong-june speaks to local reporters about his newly published books ″Korean Art History for Foreigners″ (translated) and ″Korean Art History for Everyone″ ...

On the South Korean side of the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ), the twisted wreckage of a train sits on a set of rails that end abruptly before they can proceed northward. The wreck, what remains of a train ...

What was that Korean-American journey like? Korean culture has long been a part of the fabric of American culture. But what was that journey like? The three most significant waves all happened in ...

An art exhibit centered around the history and struggles of Korean Americans in Hawaii is open for viewing at Hilo’s Wailoa Center until June 20. The exhibit, “One Heart: Korean Art and History Across ...

This post may contain links from our sponsors and affiliates, and Flywheel Publishing may receive compensation for actions taken through them. By the letter of the law, the Korean War is still ongoing ...

Korean history is not usually taught in schools here in the United States. We learn it in other ways: through our family and friends; through Korean school programs, often run through evangelical and ...

Korean kimchi is no longer just a simple side dish on the Korean table. Today, Korean kimchi is a symbol of national identity ...

Necessity is the mother of invention. In the aftermath of the Korean War, necessity created an enduringly popular fusion of Korean vegetables and spices with shelf-stable American processed food, ...