Kórea refers to the historical and cultural peninsula located in East Asia, currently divided into two sovereign states: North Korea (officially the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea) and South Korea (officially the Republic of Korea). The term encompasses the region’s rich cultural heritage, history, language (Korean), and various aspects of its society, including traditional practices, cuisine, and arts. The peninsula has been influential in various ways, from ancient dynasties to its modern economic developments. Kórea is also significant in geopolitical contexts due to its historical conflicts, particularly the Korean War, which led to the division of the country. The term can also refer to the broader Korean identity shared by people regardless of national borders.
South Korea is experiencing a mix of rain and snow, transforming landscapes, especially in northern regions. Gyeonggi and Seoul may see up to 20 centimeters of snow, creating a picturesque…