#Korea Panorama 70 Years Part 10. Korea’s Baby Boomers, the Key Players of Industrialization 2015-03-10 Korea’s population exploded between the mid-1950s and early 1960s, steadily growing at an annual rate of 3% since 1955. Believing that such a rapidly ... Listen
King Sansang 2015-03-09 King Sansang was the third son of the eighth king, Sindae, and the younger brother of the ninth king, Gogukcheon. When the ninth king died, his younger ...
#Korea Panorama 70 Years Part 09. The Golden Age of Korean Films 2015-03-03 The 1960s was called the golden age of Korean films, as high-quality movies adapted from acclaimed literary works flooded the screens. As the Korean ... Listen
King Gogukcheon 2015-03-02 King Gogukcheon’s name was Nammu and he was the second son of Goguryeo’s eighth king, Sindae. He became king in the year 179 when his father died. He ...
#Korea Panorama 70 Years Part 08. The Miracle on the Han River 2015-02-24 Desperate to escape the poverty and despair left in the wake of the Korean War, the government launched the first round of the five-year economic ... Listen
King Chadae, King Sindae 2015-02-23 King Chadae was the seventh ruler of the Goguryeo kingdom. His name was Suseong and he was the younger brother of his predecessor and the sixth king, ...
#Korea Panorama 70 Years Part 07. Let the Flowers of Democracy Blossom 2015-02-17 The April 19th Revolution was a landmark event that represented Korea's first step toward democracy. Sickened by the corruption and blatant disregard ... Listen
King Taejo 2015-02-16 King Taejo was the sixth monarch of Goguryeo, who ruled the country incredibly long for 93 years. Under his rule, by the late first century, Goguryeo ...
#Korea Panorama 70 Years Part 06. Building the Basis for Growth with Education 2015-02-10 In a country without any significant natural resources, human talent was the only reliable source of hope. Koreans believed that ignorance was ... Listen
King Minjung, King Mobon 2015-02-09 King Minjung was the fourth monarch of Goguryeo who ruled the country from the year 44 to 48. His original name was Hae Saek-ju or Hae Eup-ju, and some ...