The ceremonial stage located in front of Gyeongbok Palace s Gwanghwamun gate in Seoul will open to the public Sunday after being restored to its original state for the first time in about a century.
A long-since-vanished terrace for public rituals and ceremonies in front of Gyeongbok Palace’s Gwanghwamun gate was restored and opened to the public, Sunday, nearly a century after being removed during the 1910-45 Japanese colonial period.
The ceremonial stage located in front of Gyeongbok Palace's Gwanghwamun gate in Seoul will open to the public this weekend after being restored to its original state for the first time in about a century. The Cultural Heritage Administration (CHA) will hold a ceremony Sunday at Gwanghwamun Square near the historical site to mark the completion of the yearlong project to restore the "woldae." About 500 .
May 3, 2021
Retail traders who drove record gains in South Korean stocks during the darkest days of the pandemic have been bracing for a new threat the return of institutional players betting on share-price declines.
The world’s longest ban on short-selling stocks came to an end Monday, with stocks fluctuating between gains and losses. Nevertheless, the end of the ban has individual investors scrambling for strategies to protect their portfolios.
Some have cashed out large chunks of their holdings over recent weeks, while others are toying with the idea of trying short selling themselves. One influential group, the Korea Stockholders Alliance, even vowed to gather day traders into a force to fight short-sellers much the same way their U.S. peers took on Wall Street over GameStop Corp. if equities begin to tumble.
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