korea (south)

Chronicles Korea's history from ancient times to the rule of Kim Dae Jung and Kim Jong Il, discussing medieval Korea, Korean tradition, modernization, Japanese dominion, the Korean War, and the relationship between North and South Korea.

When an orphan boy comes to live with her family, eleven-year-old Junehee begins to realize that the demands placed on Korean women can destroy their lives.

Readers will explore the long history of Korea, its split, and how North Korea and South Korea continue to remain divided.

Presents step-by-step directions for drawing the national flag, a jindo dog, Korean Buddhist temples, and other sights and symbols of South Korea.

Presents biographies of twenty-six men and women who participated in or were affected by the Korean War, including politicians, military leaders, journalists, and nurses.

Profiles the land, people, history, culture, government, economy, and future of South Korea.

Discusses the life of teenagers in South Korea focusing on their country, climate, population, education, foods, and family life. Also provides information on their government, religious beliefs, and sports, and other related issues.

Describes South Korea's history, geography, natural world, people, culture, government, and economy, and includes special topic boxes, maps, a glossary, and a bibliography.

A brief introduction to the geography, history, natural resources, people, and culture of South Korea.

Describes the busy life of eleven-year-old Chun Yung Mee who lives with her family in a village in the Republic of Korea.