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Episode Synopsis
This is part 2 of our episode about the book Shoko's Smile by Eunyoung Choi. In this episode, we will dive into some of my thoughts about a few of the stories in this wonderful short story collection. Be aware that there will be spoilers!
SHORT STORIES COVERED IN THE EPISODE: (for your reference)
Shoko's Smile
Xin chào, Xin chào
The Secret
Korean Language Society - The society's website with information I quoted about the society's activities during the Japan colonization of Korea.
Next time you're in Korea, visit the National Hangeul Museum to see one of the original manuscripts Mal Mo E (Gathering of the Korean language) in person (or just click on this link)
Watch the film, Mal Mo E (this is not an ad, may also be available on other services).
Vietnam War Victims Wanted Justice. They Were Given ‘30 Bags of Rice.’ [The NYT] - WARNING: Article includes some graphic images of victims of war massacres.
Let's take a minute to remember probationary teachers Kim Cho-won and Lee Ji-hye, as well as all those who perished and survived the Sewol Ferry tragedy
If you want, send me an email!
Check out the blog
SHORT STORIES COVERED IN THE EPISODE: (for your reference)
Shoko's Smile
Xin chào, Xin chào
The Secret
Korean Language Society - The society's website with information I quoted about the society's activities during the Japan colonization of Korea.
Next time you're in Korea, visit the National Hangeul Museum to see one of the original manuscripts Mal Mo E (Gathering of the Korean language) in person (or just click on this link)
Watch the film, Mal Mo E (this is not an ad, may also be available on other services).
Vietnam War Victims Wanted Justice. They Were Given ‘30 Bags of Rice.’ [The NYT] - WARNING: Article includes some graphic images of victims of war massacres.
Let's take a minute to remember probationary teachers Kim Cho-won and Lee Ji-hye, as well as all those who perished and survived the Sewol Ferry tragedy
If you want, send me an email!
Check out the blog
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