So a little while ago I began organizing all the books I’ve read into where they take place, and I noticed a small trend. I’ve read a lot of Asian-American books. Considering I am Asian-American, specifically adopted Chinese-American, I guess I just gravitate towards these novels without realizing it. There’s something familiar in all these…
Here’s a post I probably first drafted at the beginning of this blog (aka five years ago) and then let sit in the blackhole of my drafts folder: the best Korean dramas I recommend to anyone who will listen! I have been a watcher of Korean dramas for a decade and an Asian drama watcher…
I can’t believe I did it, but I not only finished all 52 books, but I have a 53rd one as well, and it’s not even New Years. I’ll do a recap post a bit later looking at all the books I’ve read and planning for 2019. 2018 Book Challenge 53. The Good Girl Here’s…
I’m going to be perfectly honest. What drew me to Korea as a high school senior was K-pop. The bubblegum pop, the pretty faces, the over the top glitz… I ate it all up. I spent my first summer in Seoul indulging in all the food, attempting drinking soju, trying to run into Kpop celebrities, and getting caught up…
One of the most important parts of travel is learning the stories behind all these famous places we want to see. Travel becomes pretty empty if we don’t find a way to emotionally connect ourselves with wherever we’re going. For me, I love finding out about human stories related to places, fictional or real. Real…