Through paintings of book markets—which reflect the late Joseon Dynasty’s reverence for scholarship and the desire for knowledge—this exhibition traces the intellectual openness and global cultural exchanges of the time and sheds light on their contemporary cultural significance.
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A primary school reading textbook containing 17 traditional Korean folktales and founding myths has been published by the Colombian publisher “Educar.” This marks a tangible achievement resulting from the ongoing educational and textbook exchange cooperation between the two countries, which has been in place since 2017.
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Going beyond the simple Hallyu craze, this article compares the painful histories of colonial rule and Cold War division that both Korea and Indonesia have experienced. It includes practical proposals for the two countries to grow together as true partners in education and academia.
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This section presents 24 newly acquired social sciences textbooks used in Guatemala’s primary and secondary curriculum.
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