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WIA Languages
[WIA Languages Day 17/221] Hawaiian – Song of the Pacific Rising from Silence
[WIA Languages Day 17/221] Hawaiian - Song of the Pacific Rising from Silence WIA LANGUAGES PROJECT Hawaiian Language | The Song of the Pacific "Song of the Pacific Rising from Silence" A quiet revolution, 221 languages' digital archive • …
WIA Language Institute · 2025/10/12 09:00
100 Years Ago Today
[100 Years Ago Today] October 11, 1925 – Locarno Nears a Deal, Shanghai Falls to War, Seoul
Good evening. It's 10:10 PM in Korea as we look back a century, to Sunday, October 11, 1925. Seoul kept the day quiet — church bells over Jeongdong and Jongno, hammering still rising from a stadium construction site, a press trial dragging…
The Korean Today 1010 · 2025/10/11 22:10
Gojoseon
[History Lives On – Gojoseon Chronicle] Episode 12: Iron Age Dawn – Gojoseon’s Technological Revolution
[History Lives On - Gojoseon Series] Episode 12: Iron Age Dawn - Gojoseon Technological Revolution Episode 12: Iron Age Dawn - Gojoseon's Technological Revolution Molten iron pours into the mold. Within 1,200 degrees of intense heat, a new…
WIA Language Institute · 2025/10/11 15:33
WIA Languages
[WIA Languages Day 16/221] Mi’kmaq – The Atlantic Voice Rising from Digital Waters
[WIA Languages Day 16/221] Mi'kmaq - The Atlantic Voice Rising from Digital Waters WIA LANGUAGES PROJECT Mi'kmaq Language | The Language of My Friends "It's not dying, it's slowly coming back" A quiet revolution, 221 languages' digital arc…
WIA Language Institute · 2025/10/11 09:00
100 Years Ago Today
[100 Years Ago Today] October 10, 1925 – Forbidden City Opens as Palace Museum While Seoul
Good evening. It's 10:10 PM in Korea as we look back a century, to Saturday, October 10, 1925. On this single day, a newspaper's presses sat seized in colonial Seoul, a flood-battered city tried to rebuild before winter, an emperor's palac…
The Korean Today 1010 · 2025/10/10 22:10
WIA Languages
[WIA Languages Day 15/221] Innu-aimun – The Tornado That Echoed Around the World
[WIA Languages Day 15/221] Innu-aimun - The Tornado That Echoed Around the World WIA LANGUAGES PROJECT Montagnais | The Language of the Human Beings "The Tornado That Echoed Around the World" A quiet revolution, 221 languages' digital arch…
WIA Language Institute · 2025/10/10 09:00
Gojoseon
[History Lives On – Gojoseon] Episode 11: The Trading Powerhouse – Wiman Joseon’s Economic Strategy
[History Lives On - Gojoseon] Episode 11: The Trading Powerhouse - Wiman Joseon's Economic Strategy Episode 11: The Trading Powerhouse - Wiman Joseon's Economic Strategy In 2025, South Korea ranks as the world's 9th largest trading nation,…
코리안투데이 333 · 2025/10/10 09:00
100 Years Ago Today
[100 Years Ago Today] October 9, 1925 – Korea’s First Census Winds Down, Revealing Half a Million Missing Women
Friday, October 9, 1925. Autumn light lingered over Gyeongseong, colonial Korea's capital, as census takers finished their rounds on the ninth day of the country's first modern population count. A preliminary tally, released just days earl…
The Korean Today 1010 · 2025/10/09 22:10
Gojoseon
[History Lives On – Gojoseon] Episode 10: Wiman’s Coup – A Turning Point in Political History
Episode 10: Wiman's Coup - A Turning Point in Political History In 2025, coups still make headlines. Military forces seize power, legitimate governments fall. But what if we told you that the archetype of such political upheaval can be tra…
The Korean Today 333 · 2025/10/09 15:33
WIA Languages
[WIA Languages Day 14/221] Inuktitut Eastern – Language of Eternity Carved on Ice
[WIA Languages Day 14/221] Inuktitut Eastern - Language of Eternity Carved on Ice WIA LANGUAGES PROJECT Inuktitut Eastern | Eastern Canadian Inuktitut "Language of Eternity Carved on Ice" A quiet revolution, 221 languages' digital archive …
WIA Language Institute · 2025/10/09 09:00
100 Years Ago Today
[100 Years Ago Today] October 8, 1925 – Wonsan’s Dockworkers Raise a New Union Banner as Seoul’s Census Enters Its Second Week
THE KOREAN TODAY × WIA CODE WIA Code 스캐너로 비추면 인터넷 없이 발행 사실과 위·변조 여부를 확인할 수 있습니다.휴대폰 기본 카메라로 찍으면 스캐너 안내 페이지가 열립니다 — 기사 바로 열기 움직이는 코드는 스트림입니다 — WIA Code 스캐너로 약 5…
The Korean Today 1010 · 2025/10/08 22:10
Gojoseon
[History Lives On – Gojoseon] Episode 9: The Clash with Yan – 4th Century BC East Asian Geopolitics
Episode 9: The Clash with Yan - 4th Century BC East Asian Geopolitics In 323 BC, a new order began to emerge across East Asia. As the authority of the Zhou Dynasty completely collapsed and various states began proclaiming themselves kingdo…
The Korean Today 333 · 2025/10/08 15:33
Global Trends
The Korean Today Expands Global Network to 1,555 Sites Worldwide
[Seoul, The Korean Today] The Korean Today, a participatory media outlet (Publisher: Yeon Sam-heum), announced on the 7th that it is launching a large-scale recruitment campaign for domestic and international bureau chiefs and citizen jour…
Park Soo-jin, Reporter · 2025/10/08 09:30
WIA Languages
[WIA Languages Day 13/221] Inuktitut – Songs on Ice
WIA LANGUAGES PROJECT "Songs on Ice, Revival of Vocal Games" We are not saving languages. We are saving humanity. "Ai-ya-ya, ai-ya-ya, ai-ya-ya-ya" [ai-yah-yah, ai-yah-yah, ai-yah-yah-yah] (The rhythmic sounds of throat singing) Two women …
WIA Language Institute · 2025/10/08 09:00
100 Years Ago Today
[100 Years Ago Today] October 7, 1925 – As Locarno Talks Enter Day Three, Chosun Ilbo Marks 29 Days of Silence
Good evening. It's October 7, 1925 — a Wednesday — and as you wind down your day, three continents were quietly writing history at once. In Seoul, a census tally kept growing and a newspaper's silence kept stretching. In Switzerland, state…
The Korean Today 1010 · 2025/10/07 22:10
WIA Languages
[WIA Languages Day 12/221] Navajo – Walking in Beauty
WIA LANGUAGES PROJECT Navajo Language | 나바호어 "The Unbroken Code, The Unsilenced Soul" We are not saving languages. We are saving humanity. "Hózhóogo naasháa doo" [hoh-zhoh-goh nah-shah doh] The Navajo people conclude every ceremony wit…
WIA Language Institute · 2025/10/07 21:00
Gojoseon
[History Lives On – Gojoseon] Episode 8: Gojoseon’s Hierarchical Society – Kings, Ministers, and the People
Episode 8: Gojoseon's Hierarchical Society - Kings, Ministers, and the People South Korea, 2025. Anyone can become president, anyone can build a fortune. At least, that's what we're told. But is it true? 2,300 years ago, ancient Gojoseon f…
The Korean Today 333 · 2025/10/07 15:33
100 Years Ago Today
[100 Years Ago Today] October 6, 1925 – As Korea’s Census Count Continues, Flood Recovery Drags On
Good evening. It's 10:10 PM KST (1:10 PM UTC), October 6, 2025 — which means, one hundred years ago, it was Tuesday, October 6, 1925, in colonial Korea. Five days had passed since Korea underwent its first modern population census. In Gyeo…
The Korean Today 1010 · 2025/10/06 22:10
WIA Languages
[WIA Languages Day 11/221] Cherokee – Sequoyah’s Miracle, Reborn in Digital
WIA LANGUAGES PROJECT - PHASE 2: CRITICALLY ENDANGERED Cherokee Language | Tsalagi Gawonihisdi "Eight fluent speakers pass into silence every month" A quiet revolution, 221 languages' digital archive • We're not saving languages. We're sav…
WIA Language Institute · 2025/10/06 21:00
Gojoseon
[History Lives On – Gojoseon] Episode 7: Ancient Korea’s Astronomy Nation – Star Maps Carved in Stone
Episode 7: Ancient Korea's Astronomy Nation - Star Maps Carved in Stone In the summer of 2024, researchers examining dolmens in Gochang, South Korea, made a stunning discovery: thirty small holes carved into a massive capstone weren't deco…
The Korean Today 333 · 2025/10/06 15:33

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