...ing (Movie - 2003)

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  Kim Rae-won
  김래원
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  Lee Mi-sook
  이미숙
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  Im Soo-jeong
  임수정
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  Choi Deok-moon
  최덕문
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  Kim Ji-yeong
  김지영
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  Yun Chan
  윤찬

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  Erotica in Korea – Racy folk paintings from the Joseon Dynasty
  2013/02/23, Source,
  "Seodang" by Kim Hong-do. Circa 1780. Photo courtesy of National Museum of Korea. Written by Suzy Chung on February 19, 2013 in Arts Strict and proper. Stern and austere. It is the general image we have of the Joseon Dynasty, when Confucianism was the ruling philosophy and doctrine. But really, think about it. That can't be all, can it? There is always bound to be the other side, a frivolous, not-so-serious, let-us-have-some-fun side, even if it is that era of dignity and virtue, Joseon. "Official" documents and manuscripts would have us believe otherwise, but Joseon wasn't that uptight. When it came to matters of a more personal sort, like sex, it just wasn't mentioned nor recorded much. Not blatantly. But that doesn't mean it wasn't there. 18th century Joseon was the Korean renaissance. Culture bloomed under the reign of King Youngjo and Jeongjo, and the progress in Korean art was particularly noticeable. In addition to traditional ink paintings of still life and landscapes, folk paintings depicting the everyday life of Koreans emerged as a new genre. Although few in comparison with their counterparts, these folk paintings provide a good and rare look into what life was like back then,...More

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  Upcoming Korean movie "Jiseul"
  2012/12/07, Source,
  Added the upcoming Korean movie "Jiseul"'s page to HanCinema database,...More

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  [Video] Added episodes 1-17 for the Korean drama 'Sassy Girl, Chun-hyang'
  2012/12/06,
  Added episodes 1-17 for the Korean drama 'Sassy Girl, Chun-hyang' Watch on DramaFever,...More

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  City transplants are changing the face of Jeju
  2012/12/01, Source,
  Huh Joon-young, 37, used to work at a large public relations company in Seoul, when she spent nearly all of her life until ...ing to Jeju early this year. She purchased an old house by the beach in Seogwipo for 100 million won ($92,200) and remodeled it, which cost her an additional 80 million won, to start a guesthouse business. To come up with the money, she took out a bank loan and used all of her savings. "My husband was opposed to the idea [of ...ing to Jeju] at first, but I persuaded him to think of this as an early preparation for our life after retirement", Huh says. Her husband, who still works in Seoul, comes to Jeju on weekends, a routine that will continue until he finds a job on the Korea's southernmost island. "I was working at a public relations company, and there was no distinction in my life Between weekdays or weekends not to mention Between day and night", she says. "I just felt like I was being drained of life by the intense rat race in Seoul. I was greedy, working to have more than I needed. And if that didn't work out, I felt deprived. I was just sick and tired of comparing and competing,...More