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EPISODE · Jan 20, 2026 · 17 MIN

K-Culture in Winter: Ice Festivals, BTS's Arirang

from Wiki Korea · host Loomy_K

Today, we explored two keywords that show how K-culture is warming hearts around the world — even in winter ❄️🔥🔑 First Keyword: K-Winter Festivals Loved Around the World. Frozen rivers, ice fishing, snow sculptures, and winter lights ✨🐟❄️What might sound extreme to some has become a must-try cultural experience for visitors from all over the globe. In Korea, winter isn’t just cold — it’s something to enjoy, play in, and remember 📸⛄From hands-on festivals to breathtaking snowy landscapes, Korea turns winter into culture.🔑 Second Keyword: BTS and Arirang. Music that warms hearts 🎶💜By choosing Arirang, a traditional Korean folk song, BTS connects generations, cultures, and emotions. From the message of Love Yourself to a world tour embraced across continents 🌍✨BTS’s music goes beyond borders, becoming a shared language of connection and conversation.Together, these two stories show how K-culture works in different ways — from icy rivers to global stages, from winter festivals to world tours.Different forms, same power: turning local traditions into global experiences 🚀🌏👉 What part of today’s story stood out to you the most?Share your thoughts in the comments — your voice helps shape Wiki Korea 💬💡

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