On March 30, 2025, Chosun Biz reported that a farewell letter to the cast and crew of When Life Gives You Tangerines by the writer Lim Sang-chun had gone viral online. The letter was originally ...

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The Editorial Board shares that The News-Letter will be switching to print journalism only. To most — if not all — Americans, print journalism is “dead.” The News-Letter is not among those misguided ...