The Clocks in Jeongdongjin
The incense clock from historical drama Painter of the Wind and an hour glass that takes a year for the sand to pass through it are the highlights here!
Read MoreThe incense clock from historical drama Painter of the Wind and an hour glass that takes a year for the sand to pass through it are the highlights here!
Read MoreIt’s Dongji, (동지 冬至) winter solstice, on Dec 22 and the traditional dish to eat is patjuk, 팥죽 red adzuki bean porridge.
Read MoreThere are lots of reality TV shows in Korea. But there’s one show that I really like because it’s great
Read MoreSo I’ve just finished watching the marathon of 77 episodes of the drama Yi San (MBC 2007). In this post I’ll
Read MoreWe stayed for one night and I was determined to experience all the things that Andong is famous for. The hanok house experience, jimddak (chicken cooked in a soy-based soup) and Andong soju.
Read MoreA visit to Dongdaemun market always leaves me inspired to start making stuff. Last time I came here I became
Read MoreIf you fancy an afternoon of extreme contrast in Seoul then Jongno is a good place to go. I spent
Read MoreWow, from this angle it looks like a shark. It has also been likened to a spaceship. Anyway, the newly
Read MoreOK I’ve seen it all now. I was walking through Jongak underground station in Seoul when I noticed a shop selling 동빵 dongbbang: Poo Bread.
Read MoreOh why doesn’t JDG star in dramas anymore? I just got the box set of All about Eve (MBC 2000)
Read MoreThis post was inspired by a question I was asked about where we can find portraits of the Joseon kings. And in particular, King Sukjong and his concubine Suk-bin (Dong Yi).
Read MoreHi. I’m a British woman living in Seoul. I started this blog as a way to answer my own questions
Read MoreIt’s sometimes possible to tell the class of a character in a Korean historical drama just by looking at their name.
Read MoreLee Byung Hoon has directed several medical themed historical dramas including Heojun, Jewel in the Palace, and Horse Doctor.
Read MoreThis third post covers Korean historical dramas from the 17th century. From Chuno and Horse Doctor to Mr Sunshine.
Read MoreWhen I watch Korean historical dramas, so many questions pop up! I’ve tried to find the answers to them. Here’s
Read MoreWhenever I’ve been to a traditional Korean hanok house or watched a historical drama set in the palace, I’ve noticed that the floors are always yellow.
Read MoreI was thinking about famous women through history who have appeared on our screens. And I came up with this list of the top 10 Korean women in historical drama.
Read MoreI’ve been watching the historical drama The Flower in Prison (MBC) and loving it. (review coming soon) So I started
Read MoreDirector Lee Byung-hoon became a household name in Korea after directing the mega-hit historical drama Heojun (MBC 2000). Heojun is
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