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Uncovering Myriadalleyways
art Progression
local scene growswith classics
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the return of inDustry strength
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july 2011 VOL.7 NO.07
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cover story
Korea’s shipbuilding industry rises once more.
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pen & brush
Poet Kim Seung-hee writes of the pains of time.
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people
Park Tae-hwan prepares for his comeback.
18
great korean
Meet Woo Jang-choon, Korea’s famed botanist.
20
seoul
Escape the frenzy of urban life at Nanji Camp.
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travel
Explore the history of Daegu via winding alleys.
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festival
Get down and dirty at Boryeong Mud Festival.
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flavor
Revitalize with a bowl of
samgyetang
soup.
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now in korea
Korea’s art scene expands with global exhibits.
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entertainment
Are TV audition programs here to stay?
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special issue
Park Ji-sung hosts the first Asian Dream Cup.
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special issue
The Korean wave hits Europe with a splash.
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summit diplomacy
President Lee meets with China and Japan.
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global korea
International students are on the rise in Korea.
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my korea
A Canadian learns to keep cool in summer.
cover story
Korea is home to three o the world’s largest shipyards.he small peninsular country, which yielded its decadelong lead in the industry last year, is set to rise oncemore as the No 1 shipbuilder. Armed with cuttingedgetechnology and skilled workers, Korea has made its way to the top rom humble beginnings.
by Kim Yoo-chul
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COVER STORY - Korea is home to three of the world’s largest shipyards. The small peninsular country, which yielded its decadelong lead in the industry last year, is set to rise once more as the No 1 shipbuilder. Armed with cutting-edge technology and skilled workers, Korea has made its way to the top from humble beginnings.
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