Have you heard of the Korean drama called “My ID is Gangnam Beauty”? Well, I watched it a while ago and I’d like to address the cosmetic surgery theme.

Some of the anti-feminism arguments I hear most in Korea must be 1. “Feminists in Korea don’t want equality, they just hate men” and

Let’s talk about women in leadership positions in Japan. I brought this article, which I think is pretty convincing since it avoids treating the issue as simply a matter of “individual choice,” - believe me, that’s more common that one’d think. Instead, it connects leadership inequality

Alright, so today we’re talking about a topic that actually makes me nauseating - which usually means it needs to be talked about more.

As westerns, we tend to romanticize the #education systems in countries like Japan and S. Korea, but if we zoomed in those students’ lives we’d probably have a different take on it. 
So today we’re talking about the (in)famous Korean #hagwons

Let’s look at this article about #China’s one-child #policy, through the lens of Framing theory. This is the 4th article of a series of 4, written by Massimo Introvigne.

Today the hot topic is #Overturism , but specifically, intuitions in #Japan

This article talks about the many different points and “reasons” for #xenophobia in South Korea.

It’s no surprise that the world #population is #aging. Even China, famously known for its huge population, is now facing a scary decrease in its #demographics. And far in the top, we have South #Korea.

We’re gonna analyze today’s article through the lens of #Orientalism.

Let’s take a look at this article through the lens of framing. First, if we observe the title, we can see it starts with three adjectives - two of them negatively-connotated: “surprise, embarrassment, unease”. All linked to an attitude of Trump’s.

In today’s article commentary, we’re looking at it through the lens of the “Blame” theory, where we perceive that both socially and individually we tend to find others to blame for any kind of issues. That blame is usually classified into 2 different types: person blame and system blame.

In today’s article we're gonna analyze this article on South Korea’s birthrate, especially through the lens of the Social Representations Theory, developed by Serge Moscovici and discussed in the media research article by Birgitta Höijer.

I came across this article “Why is South Korea angry that Yoon Suk Yeol wasn’t sentenced to death?”. It claims to explain the S. Korean citizens’ reaction after former president Yoon Suk Yeol was found guilty after a failed martial law declaration, and was sentenced to life imprisonment with labor.

Just read this post about the US‘ recent attack in Iran…