Stolen Nation, Unbroken Spirit: How Korea’s Lost Sovereignty Sparked a Century of Resistance
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Before Korea rose to impeach a president, it had first endured the trauma of losing a nation.
Miscellaneous Musings
This is a collection of diverse thoughts and stories that might not fit neatly into the other categories. While I understand the benefits of a focused blog, I have a wide array of interests and many thoughts to share. So, why should I limit myself? After all, this blog is my personal space. I want to express myself freely, covering a variety of topics from spontaneous reflections to deeper musings, extending beyond the realms of communication, media, and culture.
Like a Phoenix: The Rebirth of Korean Democracy in 2025
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How a Nation Rose from Crisis—Fueled by Protest, Blankets, and Unshakable Will
The Root of the Matter: Why Koreans Expect Their Leaders to Serve
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A civic reflex shaped over 500 years of Confucian thought, peasant uprisings, and a deeply rooted culture of holding power accountable—now driving Korea’s modern democracy.
Eleven Years of Grief: Remembering the Sewol Ferry Tragedy
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Today marks the 11th anniversary of a disaster that claimed 304 lives—most of them schoolchildren—and forever changed South Korea. For those outside Korea, here’s why
Discovering Your Child: Key Questions for Deeper Understanding (Getting Started – Prelude 4, Final)
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This guide explores various aspects of your child’s daily experiences, from handling conflicts and expressing themselves to reacting to new situations and people. Every question
Trusting Your Parental Gut: When to Sidestep the Experts (Getting Started – Prelude 3)
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From the moment my child entered the world, the countless hours we’ve spent together have taught me an invaluable lesson: as a parent, you likely
Learning the Ropes of Parenting: A Journey of Discovery and Growth (Getting Started – Prelude 2)
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Welcome back to my blog, an exploration into the nuanced world of parenting.
Beginning this journey reminds me of my professorial days, when I
Better, Happier, Healthier Me – The Gift of Motherhood (Getting Started – Prelude 1)
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I entered motherhood later than most, after 13 years of marriage, and now I’m nurturing a vibrant 5-year-old. My journey to parenthood wasn’t planned; in