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Siyoung Choi
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Reporter, The Korea Herald
Seoul
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Biography
A journalist with 7+ years of experience in financial, economy and government reporting at S. Korea's leading English daily and broadcaster. Contact: sstorycomms@gmail.com
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Content
By Siyoung Choi Verified| The Korea Herald Verified Danyang-gun in North Chungcheong Province and the east coast of North Gyeongsang Province have been added to UNESO’s list of Global Geoparks, a designation given for their geological heritage of international significance. The entire county of Danyang-gun will now be protected, including its 43 scenic areas of geological importance such as Dodamsambong, a peak comprising three rock pillars on the Namhan River.
By Siyoung Choi Verified| The Korea Herald Verified Reservations for a musical revisiting a ceremony from the Joseon era (1392-1910) to be staged at Jongmyo from April 26-30 are now open. “The Queen’s Story” focuses on Queen Inwon — the second wife of King Sukjong (1674-1720) — observing the ancestral rite at Jongmyo, the royal shrine where the tablets of Joseon kings and queens are enshrined, following her wedding ceremony.
By Siyoung Choi Verified| The Korea Herald Verified The royal library in Gyeongbokgung that served as King Gojong’s study during the Joseon era (1392-1910) is open to the public for a limited time. Those visiting Jibokjae, a complex built in 1891 with two annex buildings, may read any of the 1,700 books about Joseon history and its royal family available there. The royal library is believed to have housed about 40,000 books, according to the Korea Heritage Service, the state agency overseeing historic artifacts and sites.
Company Info
The Korea Herald
The Korea Herald is South Korea's longest-running English-language daily newspaper, established in August 1953. Originally named The Korean Republic, it adopted its current name in 1965. Owned by Herald Media Inc., a subsidiary of the Korea International Trade Association (KITA), the newspaper is headquartered in Seoul and operates in a broadsheet format. The Korea Herald provides daily print and digital news covering a range of topics, including politics, business, culture, and international affairs. It publishes content from global agencies like the Associated Press and maintains a historical archive dating back to its inception. The newspaper primarily serves foreign diplomats, expatriates, and English-speaking residents in Korea, and is a member of the Asia News Network, which enhances its regional news exchange. The Korea Herald plays a significant role in promoting Korea's international image while adapting to the evolving media landscape.
Seoul, South Korea
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Founded: 1953