KOREA, JANUARY 2018.  COVER STORY. PyeongChang 2018: A primer. Korea takes a deep dive into the upcoming Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games. The design of PyeongChang 2018. Team Korea : a preview. PyeongChang´s Olympic venues. New events in 2018. Athletes to watch. TRAVEL. AN OLYMPIC TREK. Gangwon-do´s Olympic Aribu-gil is an adventure through some of Korea´s most spectacular country. PEOPLE. CONNECTED THROUGH THE ARTS. Curator Chung Joonmo brings plenty of art to the world´s biggest winter sporting event. KOREA AND I. PYEONGCHANG THROUGH THE LENS.  Landscape photographer John Steele shares some of his favorite locations in and around the host region of Pyeong Chang 2018. ARTS AND ENTERTAINMENT. EXPERIENCE THE HERITAGE OF GANGWON DO. Festivals and events marking PyeongChang 2018 celebrate the beauty and traditions of the host province. KOREAN CULTURE IN BRIEF. Korean Musical Instruments Go on Display in Barcelona, Star Chefs seve the flavors of Gangwon-do, Web Drama Captures Excitement of Short Track Skating and more. CURRENT KOREA. THE HOTTEST WINTER OLYMPICS MERCHANDISE. From long, padded PyeongChang coats to Soohorang tote bags, PyeongChnag 2018 is good for business. GLOBAL KOREA. Osaka celebrates PyeongChang with K-pop, Exhibit of Sports Helmets in New York Celebrates PyeongChang Games and What **The Return of Superman´Can Teach Us. LITERATURE. THE AUNTIE NEXT DOOR. Park Wan-suh turned tragic history into literary art. FLAVOR. COMFORT FOOD BY THE HANDFUL. Sweet and filling, yakbap chases away the winter blues. LEARNING KOREAN. SOOHORANG AND BANDABI. Let´s look at the linguistic significance of PyeongChang 2018´s mascots.

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