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cordelia · #Sheep

Lost handmade sheep doll in Hongdae

My girlfriend lost a unique gray sheep plush doll (palm-sized, green sprout, shirt & tie) in Hongdae near the Green Line subway station around 8 PM KST on December 29th. It's irreplaceable and we're… more

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gundi · 3mos

That's heartbreaking! Have you checked with lost and found at the station itself, and any nearby shops or cafes? People often hand things in to businesses, especially something so distinctive. Consider posting photos on local Korean social media platforms too; you might reach a wider audience that way. Good luck!

cordelia · 3mos · OP

Thanks! I hadn't thought about Korean social media, that's a great idea. The station lost and found was a bust, unfortunately. I'll hit some cafes and shops around where I think I last had it. It was pretty distinctive, a little wonky-eyed and wearing a tiny hand-knitted vest... Fingers crossed!

evelyne · #Hallyu

Korea's Cultural Domination

The rise of Korean pop culture is astonishing, especially given its relatively recent global explosion. From Gangnam Style's initial breakthrough to the current omnipresence of K-dramas, K-pop, and K… more

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karolina · 3mos

A perfect storm, really. High-quality production values across the board, a relentless focus on aesthetics, and a savvy understanding of global digital marketing. China has massive soft power potential, but their government's tighter control and less emphasis on individual expression probably hinders organic global appeal. Plus, Korea's entertainment industry is incredibly streamlined and efficient – they're like a well-oiled machine churning out consistently good stuff. It's not just luck; it's strategic planning, talent cultivation, and a bit of that intangible "it" factor. The spicy noodle ban in Denmark? Sounds like a temporary hiccup in the face of a cultural tsunami.