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    The Golden Silhouettes of October: A Late Autumn Evening in Muuido

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A halal traveler from Thailand 
Thailand shares a border with Malaysia, which is why most of its southern region is a halal culture zone. Even in the capital city ...
LEE YEON SIL Reporter 2026.10.18

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Children in Singapore and Afghanistan 
Even if you are born in the 21st century, the country you are born in determines your destiny. Children born in Singapore are trea ...
LEE YEON SIL Reporter 2026.10.18

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Singaporean Group Travelers and Busan
Busan is a city newly being talked about across the globe. I also love Busan, but travelers who visit return to their home countri ...
LEE YEON SIL Reporter 2026.10.18

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A Gift Left Behind by a French High School Girl
Nowadays, French high school students also come to South Korea on school trips quite often. It is similar to how Japanese students ...
LEE YEON SIL Reporter 2026.10.18

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"Please order some Capsicum" — A text message
A vegetable I only ever knew as "pimang" (bell pepper), and I just learned for the first time that it's called by different names ...
LEE YEON SIL Reporter 2026.10.15

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I respect those who wear uniforms
I read a touching story. Such heartwarming anecdotes are especially common in the United States. In most countries around the worl ...
LEE YEON SIL Reporter 2026.10.15

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7 Years Ago, a Business Trip to Russia and Poems
It has already been 7 years since I went on a business trip to Moscow and Samara Oblast to attend an international event. I still ...
LEE YEON SIL Reporter 2026.10.15

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A scene from an Afghan market 
I wonder if this woman's hometown isn't England. The saffron tea she is drinking is popular mainly in Iran, Afghanistan, Pakistan, ...
LEE YEON SIL Reporter 2026.10.15

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Sea Pigs Living 6,000 Meters Under the Sea
The deepest ocean on Earth is the Mariana Trench, reaching a depth of 11,000 meters. Even if you were to drop Mount Everest, which ...
LEE YEON SIL Reporter 2026.10.15

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Nepalese Floods and the "Mugling" Bridge
Nepal, which suffered through landslides last time, is now paying a heavy price with floods. It is truly heartbreaking. Seeing the ...
LEE YEON SIL Reporter 2026.10.15

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A Thai Tourist and Thai Banknotes
A Thai family came and had a meal at Dongdaemun Cherry Garden. When they saw the banknote featuring the face of the late King Bhum ...
LEE YEON SIL Reporter 2026.10.15

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An International Student and Necklaces
Women generally like accessories. I was like that, too. This computer-savvy female student is helping me with my project. Of cours ...
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Kazakhstan Tourists and Apples
Today, five more tourists from Kazakhstan came to Insadong. Most of them are visiting South Korea from Almaty. As I greeted them a ...
LEE YEON SIL Reporter 2026.10.15

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"My grandfather was a slave," says a traveler from Central and South America.
The number of travelers coming to South Korea from Caribbean coastal nations is also on the rise. Among them, a significant number ...
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A Tourist Making an Abalone Shell Keychain
Around the globe, not many people know about abalone. So, even when foreign friends see an abalone shell, they often have no idea ...
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A 109-year-old Filipino grandmother
I read the story of a Filipino grandmother who still looks graceful even after passing 100. She also lives in a quiet rural area. ...
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Lighting the Lighthouse
When taking a flight to San Francisco, I always grab a window seat on the left side. Although sitting by the window is a bit incon ...
Cho Kijo Reporter 2026.10.13

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Greetings from Malaysian University Students
Young people who came to Korea on a trip from the capital city of Kuala Lumpur were delighted when I talked about Malaysia. I love ...
LEE YEON SIL Reporter 2026.10.11

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A Global Dance Party in Haeundae 
I am practically clueless when it comes to dancing and singing. I just love watching. Every country has its unique dances. Among S ...
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The History of Migration, Escaping Poverty 
It explains why so many Japanese people live in Brazil. People who live comfortably anywhere in the world do not migrate. In most ...
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