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Jeonbuk Life<br />
Jeollabuk-do’s International <strong>Magazine</strong><br />
<strong>Winter</strong> <strong>2018</strong> • Issue 13<br />
Registration No. ISSN: 2508-1284<br />
전라북도 전주시 완산구 홍산로 276 (효자동3가 1525-2)<br />
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Jeonbuk Life <strong>Magazine</strong> is published by the Jeonbuk Center<br />
for International Affairs (<strong>JB</strong>CIA) 전라북도 국제교류센터.<br />
EDITORIAL<br />
Manager Peter Yi<br />
Managing Editor Axel Lemus<br />
Editor Dianne Pineda-Kim<br />
ART & DESIGN<br />
Graphic Designer Aaron Snowberger aaron.kr<br />
WRITERS, PROOFREADERS, TRANSLATORS<br />
Dianne Pineda-Kim, Axel Lemus, Aaron Snowberger,<br />
Silayan Casino, Valerie Merrick, Megan Snowberger,<br />
Nicholas Haslam, Su Hyun Jin, YouJeong Sun, Peter Yi<br />
PHOTOGRAPHERS, MODELS, ILLUSTRATORS<br />
Seong Jin Kim, Umesh Sampath, David<br />
Buule, Marli Janse Van Vuuren<br />
Letter from the Editor<br />
As the weather drops, layers of clothing become thicker, nights<br />
seem longer, and the atmosphere turns into an unmistakable<br />
dark, muted colors. <strong>Winter</strong> has come and it brought with it mixed<br />
feelings of surprise and wistfulness, prompting us to ask—where<br />
has the year gone? We have seen the constant changes in<br />
Jeollabuk-do as the seasons passed, went to places old and new,<br />
and tasted the rich flavors that this vibrant province has to offer.<br />
Before we enter the New Year, we explored two sides of winter<br />
depending on how people may welcome this season: an exciting<br />
adventure trail for thrill-seekers used to negative-degree<br />
temperatures and a calming hot spa experience for those who<br />
would rather warm their souls. Of course, it would be a sin to<br />
forget to tell the tradition of making the staple in every Korean<br />
household: the Gimjang, or the yearly communal making of the<br />
famous side dish that’s become more of a cultural norm than a<br />
tedious task. Speaking of culture, we also spent a day in Iksan<br />
to learn about the origins of a historical temple and gazed at<br />
rare relics, explored the small town’s priced specialties in the<br />
public market, and slowed down with a cup of hot coffee at an<br />
enchanting cafe that sits on a mountaintop.<br />
So whether you choose to hibernate and bury yourself under<br />
the covers or be active and embrace the season in all its biting<br />
cold glory, we hope you find warmth and comfort in this friendly,<br />
homey side of Korea.<br />
Jeonbuk Life is a quarterly project of the Jeollabuk-do<br />
Center for International Affairs (<strong>JB</strong>CIA). Our goal is to<br />
spread news to Jeollabuk-do’s international community, as<br />
well as to carry news of Jeollabuk-do throughout Korea<br />
and abroad. This magazine publishes once per season.<br />
Dianne Pineda-Kim<br />
<strong>JB</strong> Life Editor<br />
To get involved, email jblife.magazine@gmail.com<br />
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