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Seoul's Seongbuk Global Village Center is running a three-session Korean language program built around scenes from three television dramas, with the remaining sessions on August 21 and 28 from 9:30 to 11:30am. The first, on August 14, used 미생 (Misaeng) to introduce Korean workplace culture. The second covers business communication and presentation using 스토브리그 (Stove League), and the third draws on 김 부장 이야기 (The Dream Life of Mr. Kim).

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Older Koreans have been spending their days at Incheon International Airport to escape the heat, sitting on benches and floor mats in the terminals, playing 장기 (janggi), sharing packed lunches, and staying from morning until late afternoon. Airport Railroad figures show 1,654,112 free senior trips in July, up 7 percent on last July and more than 20 percent on July 2024.

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