The exhibition "Today, Too, Memory: Why We Preserve Souvenirs" at the National Folk Culture Museum of Korea explores the cultural significance of souvenirs and why people preserve these items. The exhibition features approximately 200 objects, ranging from personal souvenirs like marathon medals and fan merchandise to historical calendars and modern tourist items like BTS light sticks. The exhibition demonstrates how souvenirs reflect the most important moments in a person's life and their connection to the world around them

As the first English translation of Saam Five-Element Acupuncture, this book will guide readers through a wholistic and systematic acupuncture method. Saam was a Korean buddhist monk who sought to explore the mysteries of our bodies' innate Yin-Yang and Five Elements. To treat disease, Saam Acupuncture uses a combination of Five Transporting points of the involved meridians. The text is composed of 43 chapters covering diverse illnesses ranging from stroke to hemorrhoids with specific classifications and acupuncture formulae. Efforts was made to translate the text as accurately as possible, and illustrations were added for each acupuncture combination