Tasting Korean culture: Foreign wives enjoy wearing “hanbok,” Korean traditional attire, and “poson,” traditional socks, while experiencing traditional culture ahead of Chusok (Korean Thanksgiving Day) at the institute of Korean classical music in Chunchon, Kangwon Province, Friday. / Yonhap 09-29-2006 20:06
Front - Sep. 30, 2006
A student flexes her muscle at a stone tiles smashing game during an athletics meeting at Ewha Womans’ University in Seoul on Friday.
A student flexes her muscle at a stone tiles smashing game during an athletics meeting at Ewha Womans’ University in Seoul on Friday.
Front - Sep. 29, 2006
Children in hanbok enjoy themselves at the Namsangol Traditional Village in Seoul on Thursday, ahead of the Chuseok or Korean Thanksgiving day.
National - Sep. 29, 2006
War veterans and soldiers pay a silent tribute at the War Memorial of Korea to mark the reconquest of Seoul during the Korean War. After North Korea invaded the South on July 25, 1950, South Korean forces retreated as far as the southern port city of Busan, but the Sept. 15, 1950 Incheon Landing led by general Douglas MacArthur turned the tide of the war, and on Sept. 28 the same year, allied forces retook Seoul.
Business - Sep. 29, 2006
Visiting Australian Agriculture Minister Peter McGauran grills beef from Down Under to promote it at an E-mart superstore in Eunpyeong, Seoul on Thursday./Newsis
Culture - Sep. 29, 2006
French children mold celadon on potters wheels at a French elementary school in the Seorae Village in Seoul on Thursday./Yonhap
Cultural exchange: Children participate in a traditional Korean pottery class at the French Foreign School in Sorae Village, southern Seoul, on Thursday. The event is intended to commemorate the 120th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Korea and France. /Korea Times 09-28-2006 19:41
Shinzo Abe, center, new president of the Liberal Democratic Party, stands bowing as he is applauded by colleagues after being elected as Japan’s new prime minister at the Lower House of Parliament in Tokyo, Tuesday. /Reuters-Yonhap 09-26-2006 22:46
Front - Sep. 27, 2006
Paratroopers practice for the 58th Oct. 1 Armed Forces Day ceremony in the sky above Daejeon on Tuesday.
Culture - Sep. 27, 2006
Dressed in traditional outfits of countries around the world, staffers of Café Amiga at the Imperial Palace Hotel introduce some 300 traditional dishes of the countries at a promotional event ahead of Chuseok or Korean Thanksgiving on Tuesday./Newsis
Front - Sep. 28, 2006
Kwangwoon University president Lee Sang-chul(fourth from right) and students from China, Mongolia, Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan present traditional Korean rice cakes or songpyon they made during a potluck party on Tuesday. The event was held for foreign students who will spend the upcoming Chuseok or Korean Thanksgiving holiday here, where songpyon is a traditional staple./Yonhap
Multi-cultural society: Students from Mongolia, China and Uzbekistan show off traditional food and cakes they made at the campus of Kwangwoon University in Seoul Wednesday, ahead of Chusok, which falls on Oct. 6. /Yonhap 09-27-2006 19:05
Reporting for duty: Key commanders of the Army, Air Force and Navy salute before their third-quarter meeting at the Ministry of Defense in Seoul, Wednesday. They are joined by Defense Minister Yoon Kwang-ung, who has his hand on his heart in the left rear of the photo. /Yonhap 09-27-2006 20:02
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