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The world is eating more Korean kimchi, but Korea is importing more of it from China

Officials say persistent inflation and last year’s surge in domestic cabbage prices, caused by extreme weather, have continued to push demand for cheaper Chinese-made kimchi.

  • Published: November 25, 20257:57 am
  • Author Song Seung-hyun
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Korean dictionary manuscripts, Naebang-gasa in bid for UNESCO listing

Naebang-gasa, which translates to “songs from the women’s quarters,” is a unique body of handwritten vernacular literature composed, copied and shared among Korean women.

  • Published: November 25, 20257:49 am
  • Author Hong Yoo
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Paper-eating insect spreading to museums, libraries across Japan, putting valuable cultural properties at risk

Their population can increase quickly, making extermination very challenging once the insect has a foothold in an area.

  • Published: November 24, 20259:48 am
  • Author The Yomiuri Shimbun
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Photographing Muslim women: How Bangladeshi poet Sufia Kamal broke the camera taboo

In such a restrictive era, Sufia Kamal defied the frowns of a conservative society and had her portrait taken in a studio. The photograph was taken at the famous C. Guha Studio in…

  • Published: November 21, 20257:52 am
  • Author Shahadat Parvez
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Artistic bonds: Philippine art in Madrid

Among the numerous cultural offerings in the Spanish capital, Filipino art and heritage are represented or accessible in the city through a variety of contexts, styles, and places.

  • Published: November 21, 20257:51 am
  • Author Joaquín Carlos U. de Jesús
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Thousands throng Kathmandu temple for Hindu ritual Bala Chaturdashi

Hindu worshippers observed rituals on Wednesday, offering grains and lighting lamps in memory of their deceased family members at the Pashupatinath temple.

  • Published: November 20, 202510:47 am
  • Author The Kathmandu Post
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Sacred belief behind termite mounds in Thailand

Historically, Thai people believed termites were connected to spiritual forces, with their nests acting as symbols of wealth and prosperity. The idea that tiny insects working…

  • Published: November 19, 20257:56 am
  • Author Tammy Tameryn Somhar
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Labour of love keeps Chinese old animation art form alive

Hand-painted celluloid revives golden days of early Chinese cinema.

  • Published: November 18, 202512:08 pm
  • Author Chen Nan
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Ho Chi Minh City’s string puppetry lessons teach children Vietnamese culture, art

String puppetry, ​artist Tran Duoc explains, has deep roots in Vietnam. While the techniques used today are influenced by Western marionette traditions, he ensures that many of…

  • Published: November 17, 202510:15 am
  • Author Viet Dung
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“The Last Nomads”: Telling Mongolia’s untold human stories

This book is a collection of documentary profiles inspired by the rare and remarkable lives of present-day Mongolians who continue to live in harmony with their traditional…

  • Published: November 14, 202512:18 pm
  • Author Go Go Mongolia

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