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#Aespa #AirportStyle Aside from the looks that celebrities we admire pull off on the red carpets and big events it is their off-duty, street style, and airport looks that we keep an eye for. Copying celebrities' traveling looks is one of the most sought-after style trends by their fans which is more relatable and achievable. On July 10, Aespa returned to South Korea after they kicked off “Good Morning America” summer concert. Aespa members were seen performing in a casual style with different vibes. The leader, Karina appeared in a monochrome style. Karina wore a black long shirt paired with striped pants. The monochrome look is even more perfect with black and white sneakers. Winter was the only one to appear in shorts. Winter wore an oversized brown checker-like print hoodie. She wore white sneakers that matched her casual style. Giselle sported a black-gray plaid shirt paired with bright yellow pants. Giselle couldn’t look swagger by wearing a black bucket hat. Ningning wore an oversize white shirt paired with dark washed jeans. Her look screams a mysterious vibe by adding a black baseball cap. Meanwhile, Aespa has just officially made a comeback with the release of their second mini-album, "Girls". This became Aespa's first comeback this year and managed to break the record of becoming the first female idol to successfully get 1.6 million pre-ordered albums throughout history. Have you found your airport style peg among the Aespa members? Let us know which member resonates to your style more!

Egyptian youth who took part in the Kojak Academy and K-Pop Academy workshops will showcase their skills The music workshops aimed to introduce traditional Korean music and popular K-Pop culture to the participants SouthKorea #Kculture #kmusic #JeongYooJeong #kbooks #Korean #Gayageum #KoreanCultureWeek #koreanculture #kpop

RM , (Kim Namjoon) the leader of the globally renowned K-pop group BTS , has once again demonstrated

Weak Hero Class 2 Full Cast (Credits: Netflix) The wait is over — Weak Hero Class 2  is here, and fans are calling it one of the best K-drama sequels of 2025 . With intense action, powerful storytelling, and a cast that’s full of rising stars and familiar faces, the series has everyone buzzing again. If you’ve found yourself wondering, “Where have I seen that actor before?” —don’t worry, we’ve got you covered. Here’s a complete guide to the Weak Hero Class 2 cast and their most notable past roles. Park Ji Hoon as Yeon Si Eun Park Ji Hoon (Credits: Pinterest) Park Ji Hoon returns as Yeon Si Eun, the brainy fighter we all rooted for in season one. Before becoming the face of Weak Hero , Ji Hoon led the 2021 college youth drama At a Distance, Spring is Green , where he played the troubled but charming Yeo Joon. Fans of webtoon adaptations might also remember him in Love Revolution , where he shone as the loyal and love-struck Gong Ju Young. Ryeoun as Park Hu Min Ryeoun in Twinkling Watermelon (Credits: tvN) Ryeoun joins the sequel as the intense and mysterious Park Hu Min. He's best known for his breakout role as the time-travelling guitarist Han Eun Gyeol  in Twinkling Watermelon —one of 2023’s most loved fantasy dramas. He also played Yoo Jin U  in Namib , where his acting range drew plenty of praise. Choi Min Young as Seo Joon Tae Choi Min Young in XO Kitty (Left) and Twenty Five Twenty One (Right) (Credits: Netflix) You might recognise Choi Min Young as the sweet and swoon-worthy Dae from both seasons of Netflix’s XO, Kitty . But before his Netflix fame, he played Baek Yi Jin’s younger brother  in Twenty-Five Twenty-One —a small role that left a big impact. Now, he’s back in high school uniform, but this time with a darker edge. Lee Min Jae as Go Tak Lee Min Jae in Crash Course in Romance (Credits: tvN) Lee Min Jae continues his rising streak, playing the loyal Go Tak. He was the lovable Seo Geon Hu  in Crash Course in Romance ,  where he stood out among the ensemble cast. He’s also appeared in recent titles like Hide , Oh! Youngsim ,  and the school-themed comedy Kick Kick Kick ,  where he showcased his versatility as a youth actor. Lee Jun Young as Geum Seong Je Lee Jun Young in Melo Movie (left), When Life Gives You Tangerine (middle) and Pump Up the Healthy Love (Credits: Pinterest) Idol-turned-actor Lee Jun Young has been everywhere in 2024 and 2025 . You’ve seen him in guest roles in Melo Movie  and When Life Gives You Tangerines , and as a soldier in D.P. Season 1  (Episode 3). His latest drama, Pump Up the Healthy Love ,  casts him as the lead in a quirky romance series. Expect a completely different side of him in Weak Hero Class 2 . Bae Na Ra as Na Baek Jin Bae Na Ra stills from D.P. 2 (Credits: Netflix) Bae Na Ra adds depth to the new cast lineup. He had a standout guest role in D.P. Season 2  as a runaway soldier, and surprised many with his discreet drag queen role within the drama. With his layered performance style, he’s quickly gaining attention among K-drama watchers. Yoo Su Bin as Choi Hyu Man Yoo Su Bin in Crash Landing on You (Credits: tvN) Yoo Su Bin plays the cunning yet silly bully role called Choi Hyu Man in Weak Hero Class 2 , reuniting with his director brother Yoo Soo Min from Season 1. He’s best remembered for his legendary role as Kim Ju Meok in Crash Landing on You , the North Korean soldier who adored K-dramas. Choi Hyun Wook as Ahn Su Ho Choi Hyun Wook in Twinkling Watermelon (Credits: tvN) Choi Hyun Wook is already a familiar name. He played key roles in both Twinkling Watermelon  and Twenty-Five Twenty-One ,  where he played the lovable Moon Ji Woong. He also starred in Racket Boys , earning praise for his natural charm and emotional depth. In Weak Hero Class 2 , he delivers a more grounded and gritty performance. Which Cast Member Surprised You the Most? Weak Hero Class 2 isn’t just about fists and fury — it’s about talent. This cast lineup is proof that Korea’s next generation of stars is thriving. Whose transformation impressed you the most? Let us know which actor shocked you with their new role! #WeakHeroClass2 #TwinklingWatermelon #RacketBoys #ChoiHyunWook #YooSuBin #BaeNaRa #LeeJunYoung #LeeMinJae #ChoiMinYoung #Ryeoun #ParkJiHoon

Expect at any moment that you will hear the news that Jin has entered the army! We do not know exactly when the army will enter, maybe this week and maybe next week, and the reason is in this report: By 연합뉴스 It is known that Jin asked to postpone the service until he reaches 30 years old, that is, until December 31, because by December 4, he will be 30 years old. But yesterday, Jin shocked all ARMYs and canceled the military postponement to the Military Manpower Association, because apparently, he will not wait until he is 30 years old. This means that at any moment you will hear about Jin entering the army this week or next week! It's sad news, especially for ARMYs who will miss him a lot! But we all wish him to stay safe and healthy. What are your thoughts?

Have you ever wondered if K-dramas really reflect the reality of living and working in South Korea? As K-drama fans, we've often wondered, "How close is this drama to my life in Korea?" This article explains why our team at Dojeon feels K-dramas fall just short of reality. Korean Couple (Image credit: Kakao TV) Forget the rooftop confessions and perfectly orchestrated meet-cutes that have you starry-eyed over your latest K-drama obsession. As someone who's navigated both the captivating world of on-screen romance and the vibrant, often less glamorous, reality of daily life here in South Korea, let me offer a friendly heads-up. While those binge-worthy series offer a delightful glimpse into aspects of our culture – the tantalizing food, the infectious music – they paint a picture that's often more fantasy than fact. So, settle in, perhaps with a comforting bowl of bibimbap instead of popcorn, as we explore six key ways the enchanting world of K-dramas diverges from the genuine, lived experience of South Korea. Love in South Korea: K-drama Fantasies vs. Real Relationships Romance Is a Bonus Book 2019 film - Image IMDB The illusion Honestly, when I watch K-dramas, even I  get swept away by the romance! You know the kind – like in Crash Landing on You , where this incredible South Korean heiress literally falls into the life (and arms!) of a North Korean soldier, and somehow, against all logic, love just blooms. And those confessions! Under a shower of cherry blossoms, with the music hitting just the right emotional note? It's all so grand, those sweeping gestures and those "meant to be" moments that make your heart flutter. The Reality Okay, let's bring it back down to earth a little, because the reality of dating here in South Korea? Well, it's definitely sweet, but it's usually not the stuff of dramatic montages. Forget those passionate street smooches you see in K-dramas – you're more likely to see couples holding hands or maybe a quick little hug. How do people actually meet? Often through friends, or these dating apps that are a bit more low-key than what you might be used to. Definitely not so many dramatic coffee shop meet-cutes with your destined soulmate! And get this – sometimes you even meet the parents pretty early on. It's more about politely winning them over than some crazy, shouting match you'd see on TV. Oh, and this whole "some" thing? It's like this in-between stage, where you're definitely flirting and seeing each other, but it's not quite "official" yet. Way more common than BAM! Instant love. So, yeah, if you're thinking of declaring your undying love on a rooftop with fireworks going off? You might just get some confused looks instead of a romantic soundtrack. Understanding South Korea's "Work Hard, Play Hard" Mentality Korean work culture - marieclair.com The K-Drama lens Okay, so in K-dramas, it's like everyone's living this super stylish life, right? They've got these amazing jobs, but somehow they also have all the time in the world for cute coffee dates and just randomly staring dramatically at the city lights from a rooftop. Whether they're running a whole company or just making coffee, their work schedules are apparently made of rubber, always stretching to fit in a blossoming romance or a good, thoughtful sulk with a great view. It's pretty dreamy! The Real Grind K-dramas show these glamorous jobs with tons of free time for romance. But the truth about work in South Korea? It's intense. Think super long hours , lots of overtime, and after-work company dinners with lots of drinking. It's way less about leisurely coffee dates and more about surviving the workday. Plus, the boss-employee relationship is really formal. So, while K-drama characters might be daydreaming at their desks, real life is mostly about working hard and looking forward to the weekend. Navigating Language and Etiquette in South Korea Image: A Love So Beautiful 2020 - Image hubpages.com The K-drama Script You know how in K-dramas, everyone seems to speak so beautifully, with all those polite "yes, sir/ma'am" moments mixed in with these really intense, dramatic speeches? It almost makes Korean sound like this perfectly poetic and easy-to-understand language. And even when characters are being a little cheeky with older people or flirting all casually, the subtitles just kind of make it all seem simple and smooth. The Real Rules K-dramas show polite Korean, but the real language has all these tricky levels of formality . Messing them up can be a problem! You have  to use super polite speech with older people or bosses – no casual talk there. And bowing? It's a whole system, not just a wave. K-dramas skip this, but it's a big deal here. Imagine calling your boss "dude" by accident! Learning all this takes time; watching K-dramas won't teach you how to be properly polite to your elders. Beyond the Kimchi Jar K-drama Let's Eat - Image: Soompi The K-drama feast Honestly, watching K-dramas makes my stomach rumble constantly! They really know how to film food, right? All that sizzling bulgogi and the way they dramatically slurp down steaming ramyeon , sometimes even by candlelight! It looks so incredibly delicious, it makes you want to hop on the next plane just to taste it all. The real table Korean food is amazing, but eating here is a group thing! We all share the side dishes – no personal plates needed. And there are definitely food rules, like not sticking your chopsticks in rice. If someone offers you food, eat it! K-dramas show solo eating, but real meals are social and loud. Plus, there's so much more than kimchi – tons of regional specialties you don't always see on screen. So, those K-drama food fantasies? Get ready to share and mind your manners! Feeling the Pressure: Family and Society in South Korea The K-drama clan Family in K-dramas means evil stepmoms, secret siblings, or tearful reunions. It’s all high stakes and higher emotions, with love conquering all. The real ties Family is everything here, but it comes with pressure. There's huge emphasis on respecting parents, and kids face crazy pressure to do well in school and get good jobs. Then there's the marriage timeline – once you're in your late 20s, everyone asks about marriage. K-dramas hint at this, but the real push for career, spouse, and kids can feel intense. Things are changing, but the expectations are still there. And no dramatic music will help you through those family talks! Final thoughts So, there you have it – just a few things I've learned that show how K-dramas, as much as I love watching them, don't really give you the whole picture of what South Korea is actually like. Don't get me wrong, they're super fun to watch, and they definitely give you a little taste of our culture. You might pick up a few Korean phrases, see some cool fashion, and suddenly have a craving for jjajangmyeon at 2 AM! But to experience South Korea – those office lights burning late into the night, the careful way you have to bow, the peaceful quiet of the countryside – there's nothing like just being here and living it yourself. So, pack your suitcase, forget everything you saw on screen, and get ready for an adventure that's a little chaotic, a lot funnier, and way more real than any K-drama ending. Honestly, the unexpected things you'll discover here? They're totally worth it! Okay, so spill the tea! What kind of South Korea did those addictive K-dramas paint in your head, and what have you actually experienced since being here in Korea? Did the rooftop confessions live up to the hype? Was the work culture as chill as they make it seem? Share your K-drama expectations versus your real-life discoveries in the comments below. #KDramaLife #RealKorea #KoreanCulture #KDramaVsReality

The new teaser for The Manipulated just dropped, and fans are losing their minds! The thriller stars Ji Chang-wook as Park Tae-joong. A picture-perfect citizen whose life blows up after he’s falsely accused of rape and murder. While locked up, he discovers a mysterious guy named An Yo-han is framing innocent people, and the revenge mode gets activated. Between the tension, visuals, and that eerie soundtrack, everyone’s calling it a must-watch! Directed by Park Sin-woo and Kim Chang-joo, written by Oh Sang-ho, and co-starring Doh Kyung-soo , aka D.O. from EXO , this 12-episode rollercoaster hits Disney+ on November 5 , with weekly drops till December 3. Alongside Ji Chang-wook, the lineup features Kim Jong-soo ( Gangnam B-side , 2024), Jo Yoon-soo ( The Tyrant , 2024), and Lee Kwang-soo ( Karma , 2025) - each ready to crank up the chaos, tension, and chemistry. Here are some fan reactions: "He always serves powerful acting, like his entire life depends on it! I mean omg actor Ji Chang-wook" “People who have watched Fabricated City  gonna remember this scene in their whole life, I always cry whenever I watch this scene. People who have watched the movie know this scene meaning, Ji Chang Wook performance was so crazy. Hope The Manipulated  have this.” “The amount of hell Ji Chang Wook experienced in Fabricated City  movie, according to source The Manipulated  will give him even more extreme level hell. Don’t know how much he’s gonna suffer, I think that’s why his character is so angered for revenge.” "King of Action Ji Chang Wook" "Just found some comment about The Manipulated’s poster and trailer. Ji Chang Wook and Doh Kyungsoo’s acting makes them actors you can trust and watch. I enjoyed watching 조작된 도시 and really looking forward to it (The Manipulated). The lesson from this drama is: if you find something, you should either kindly turn it in to the police station or just pretend you didn’t see it and walk past" "The Manipulated trailer is giving everything — chaos, emotion, mystery. Ji Chang Wook is about to show SO many faces of himself, every expression hits like a punch. we’re not ready for this range" "No one does action like Ji Chang wook in k-drama! Can't wait for TheManipulated" "Put him in any role and he will make it go iconic" With The Manipulated  just around the corner, it’s clear that both Ji Chang-wook and Doh Kyung-soo are set to light up the screen like never before. Ji takes on the drowning-in-betrayal, vengeance-driven role of Tae-joong, while Doh steps into chilling villain territory, turning the tables with cold precision. Their intense dynamic, married to a dark, high-stakes plot of fabricated lives and revenge, signals a major thriller drop. Ji Chang-wook in The Manipulated  (Credits: Disney+) With buzz already building, the real question is: will you be tuning in when The Manipulated hits Disney+? #TheManipulated #JiChangWook #DOEXO #DohKyungSoo

Kim Seon Ho’s best dramas to watch after his latest Netflix hit (Image Credits: Netflix) Kim Seon Ho has once again captured hearts with his role in Netflix's When Life Gives You Tangerines . His portrayal of a complex character balancing warmth and sorrow has impressed both fans and critics, making the drama one of the most talked-about K-dramas of the year! From the lovable Hong Du Shik in Hometown Cha-Cha-Cha  to the sharp yet soft-hearted Han Ji Pyeong in Start-Up , he has consistently impressed viewers. His role as the witty magistrate in 100 Days My Prince  also showcased his charm in historical dramas. His natural ability to bring depth to any role, combined with his signature dimple smile and emotional delivery, has made him a must-watch actor. If you enjoyed his performance in When Life Gives You Tangerines , here are some of his best dramas that highlight his versatility and charm! 1. Hometown Cha-Cha-Cha  (2021) Hometown Cha-Cha-Cha (Credits: Netflix) Cast:  Kim Seon Ho, Shin Min Ah , Lee Sang Yi This heartwarming drama follows Yoon Hye Jin, a city dentist who moves to a small seaside village, where she meets Hong Du Shik, a charming and skilled handyman. Their slow-burn romance, mixed with slice-of-life moments, makes this a must-watch. 2. Start-Up  (2020) Start-Up (Credits: tvN) Cast:  Kim Seon Ho, Bae Suzy , Nam Joo Hyuk , Kang Han Na This drama revolves around young entrepreneurs in South Korea’s startup scene. Kim Seon Ho plays Han Ji Pyeong, a smart investor with a hidden soft side. His role gained massive popularity, making him the ultimate "Good Boy" in fans' hearts. 3. 100 Days My Prince  (2018) 100 Days My Prince (Credits: tvN) Cast:   D.O. (EXO) , Nam Ji Hyun , Kim Seon Ho A historical romance about a lost crown prince who ends up in a small village with no memory. Kim Seon Ho plays Jung Jae Yoon, a magistrate with a sharp mind but who struggles with recognizing faces. His witty performance adds a fresh touch to this drama. 4. Catch the Ghost  (2019) Catch the Ghost  (Credits: tvN) Cast:  Kim Seon Ho, Moon Geun Young This crime-comedy follows a rookie detective and a passionate subway police officer who team up to catch criminals. With thrilling chases and lighthearted moments, Kim Seon Ho shines as an officer torn between duty and emotions. 5. You Drive Me Crazy  (2018) You Drive Me Crazy (Credits: MBC) Cast:  Kim Seon Ho, Lee Yoo Young A short but sweet drama about two best friends who cross the line between friendship and love. It’s an emotional yet realistic take on relationships, and Kim Seon Ho's chemistry with Lee Yoo Young is captivating. 6. Strongest Deliveryman  (2017) Strongest Deliveryman (Credits: KBS) Cast:   Go Kyung Pyo , Chae Soo Bin , Kim Seon Ho Set in the competitive world of food delivery services, Kim Seon Ho plays a rich but rebellious second-generation chaebol. His character brings humor and depth, making this drama fun and engaging. 7. Good Manager  (2017) Good Manager (Credits: KBS2) Cast:   Namgoong Min , Nam Sang Mi , Lee Jun Ho , Kim Seon Ho A workplace comedy about an accountant who becomes a corporate whistleblower. Though not the lead, Kim Seon Ho plays a memorable supporting role that showcases his comedic timing. His Upcoming Drama: Can This Love Be Translated? Fans of Kim Seon Ho have more to look forward to with his upcoming Netflix romantic comedy, Can This Love Be Translated? , set to premiere in late 2025. In this highly anticipated drama, Kim plays Ju Ho Jin, a skilled multilingual interpreter who becomes the personal translator for top actress Cha Mu Hee, played by Go Youn Jung ( Moving 2023). The cast from Netflix's upcoming romantic comedy Can This Love Be Translated? (Credits: Netflix) The story explores their contrasting perspectives on love, leading to humorous misunderstandings that slowly become deeper emotional connections. With the renowned Hong sisters as screenwriters and Yoo Young Eun directing, the drama is already generating buzz. Kim Seon Ho's dramas have something for everyone — whether you love romance, comedy, or action-packed stories. His natural acting and heartfelt performances make each drama worth watching. Which of these dramas will you watch first? Let us know your favorite Kim Seon Ho drama in the comments! #KimSeonHo #WhenLifeGivesYouTagerines #HometownChaChaCha

An amazing mix of comedy and K-pop dreams, this is a must-watch! Read on for more details!

We dissect Bae Suzy 's character and the pressures facing K-pop idols today! Starting off as a manipulative beauty, Bae Suzy's character, Lee Doona, is a former K-pop idol who suddenly K-pop idol mental health With their careers under constant scrutiny, K-pop idols are required to have forward Both fans and industry insiders must understand the importance of mental health and pressure on K-pop have is a dangerous game to play as it often sends a bad message to the rest of the world about how K-pop

The Golden Maknae Jeon Jungkook was on a camping trip recently near the beach in Goseong, South Korea. From setting up the RV and collecting water to cooking yummy dishes and missing playing with the firewood, Jungkook had taken ARMYs worldwide on his camping trip with him via his solo vlog. BTS Jungkook camping vlog : Today we're going to focus on the most famous Korean street food through Jungkook who is a big-time foodie! Tornado Potato Tornado potatoes (Korean: 회오리 감자; hoeori gamja), also called twist potatoes or tornado fries, is a popular street food in South Korea, and one of the trendiest food items to hit the streets recently. You can see people eating these delicious sticks in the popular tourist area, Myeongdong ! And this is how you can make it at home : A tornado potato is skewered on a stick and cut thinly into the form of a tornado. The cut is thin enough for it to hold flavored powder, deep fry it in oil. Tornado Potatoes are ready, after making them, serve them hot and enjoy. From Jungkook ( CAMPING VLOG ) Chicken Gangjeong Chicken dakgangjeong, known locally as dakgangjeong, is a crispy double-fried chicken coated in a sweet and spicy sauce. These crispy Korean chicken dakgangjeong nuggets are often confused with another Korean fried crispy chicken called yangnyeom chicken (양념치킨). The difference between those two recipes is that dakgangjeong uses small chicken pieces while the yangnyeom chicken recipe calls for bone-in fried chicken wings. From Jungkook ( CAMPING VLOG ) So-tteok-so-tteok Sotteok sotteok is a popular Korean street food, also it's one of the easiest Korean snacks to make. “Sotteok” is: “so” from “sausage” and “tteok” from “garaetteok' (rice cake). And this is how you can make it : All you need are sausages, rice cakes, and skewers! Alternate a sausage and rice cake and you're all set to cook over a grill! or pan! From Jungkook ( CAMPING VLOG ) Sweet potato sticks A popular American potato stick snack since 1935, they're known for their distinctive shape, flavor, and crunch! This is the most popular video making Sweet potato you can see on YouTube : Sweet potato fries taste great with spices and seasonings, but it's not healthier to eat it every day and considering it only vegetable choice in a day. From Jungkook ( CAMPING VLOG ) Coffee Coffee would remain a good consumed by the upper classes until the introduction of instant coffee in Korea during the Korean War (1950 – 1953) by the U.S. military. Instant coffee became widely available before and after the Korean War, and now, Koreans are one of the world's top caffeine consumers. Check out our best coffee shops in Seoul : Nowadays coffee in its various forms is sold by a wide range of cafes and stores and is arguably the most popular drink in Korea. From Jungkook ( CAMPING VLOG ) Korean BBQ with kimchi From pinterest First, let's talk about Korean BBQ: Korean barbecue (also abbreviated as Korean BBQ or KBBQ) refers to a method of cooking cuts of marinated meats. You can marinate the meat in a variety of flavors before grilling it. Now let's talk about kimchi: Kimchi is a traditional Korean food made of lacto-fermented peppers and vegetables, soaked in brine for several weeks until acidity develops where the processive fermentation kimchi has sour, salty, and flavors as well as a sharp acidity. From Jungkook ( CAMPING VLOG ) Roasted marshmallow From pinterest Heating the marshmallow over the fire can make the sugar caramelize, a chemical reaction that produces the brown color and toasted flavor, but some people find marshmallow is tastier when they eat them raw, but it all depends on your preference. From Jungkook ( CAMPING VLOG ) Ramyeon From pinterest Ramyeon is one of South Korea's favored comfort foods, and Jungkook loves ramyeon. If nothing else just give him cup noodles and the singer is set! These are some ways to enjoy Korean noodles : Ramyeon refers to instant noodles with dried vegetables and artificial flavoring. Sandwich with a cup of coffee again From pinterest Jungkook ended this with a sandwich with a cup of ( coffee or Juice ), as we know, sandwiches are a special meal for Koreans and these days, plenty of Koreans eat sandwiches for full meals, though, and there's a huge variety of sandwiches on the market. If people don't have much time to eat, they often go with a burger or sandwich. And this is a variety of sandwiches that you can make at home : Sandwiches are gaining popularity in Korea because of Korea’s increased coffee consumption, and we can see Jungkookin his Vlog proves this. Also, cafes on Korean streets are easy to find in many places. From Jungkook ( CAMPING VLOG ) When I eat good food, I keep saying it’s good. My dad said I was always like that…I was always like ‘This is good, this is good!’ — Jungkook Are you eating something delicious right now? Don't forget to watch Jungkook’s full vlog here to get the taste of ! #Jungkook #camping #Vlog #korean #Food

Can a phone call between President Lee Jae-myung and Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi start something big? This Week, President Lee Brings South Korea to Egypt for Historic Talks This week, Cairo will host President Lee as he arrives for a landmark official visit. The visit marks 30 years of diplomatic relations between Egypt and South Korea , first established in 1995. Will Cairo see a historic moment when President Lee visits? What will the city, the universities, and government buildings look like when the leaders meet to celebrate 30 years of diplomatic ties? Before Egypt, President Lee will visit Abu Dhabi from November 17–19, where he will meet UAE President Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed . They are expected to discuss investment, defense, technology, healthcare, and culture, and may sign a memorandum on AI and defense cooperation. Could a deal on AI and defense open new opportunities for both countries? And what will happen in Cairo? From November 19 to 21, will the Egyptian capital become the center of big talks on trade, technology, energy, and cooperation after President Lee meets President El-Sisi ? He will deliver a speech at Cairo University on 20th November , speaking to students, teachers, and Korean language learners about South Korea ’s vision for the Middle East. And it will be the first-ever Korean President to address the students in Egypt. What will students and teachers at Cairo University think as they hear President Lee talk about South Korea ’s plans for the Middle East? How did this visit start? This visit comes after a preparatory mission in September, when Special Envoy Park Beom-ki delivered a message from President Lee , thanking Egypt for its support on peace efforts in the Korean Peninsula and his intention to meet with President El-Sisi . Did you know that some old reports say Egypt recognized Korea in 1948 ? But the official diplomatic relationship started in 1995 . How can a 30-year friendship feel like it is just beginning something even bigger? What will the leaders do next? Leaders are expected to discuss agreements in trade, technology, and culture. The visit will also be followed closely by students and young people who are interested in international relations. And the big question is: Will this visit be a turning point in Egypt-South Korea relations, a story of friendship, cooperation, and new opportunities? As it is the first time for President Lee to visit Egypt, will November 2025 be remembered as the month Cairo became the center of history, or just another visit? Only time will tell. #SouthKorea #Egypt #PresidentLeeJaeMyung #Diplomacy #EgyptSouthKoreaRelations #MiddleEast #Cairo #UAE #AbuDhabi #BreakingNews #WorldNews #مصر #كوريا_الجنوبية #القاهرة #رئيس_كوريا #كوريا