Seoul
Seoul, the capital of South Korea, is a huge metropolis where modern skyscrapers, high-tech subways and pop culture meet Buddhist temples, palaces and street markets. Notable attractions include futuristic Dongdaemun Design Plaza, a convention hall with curving architecture and a rooftop park; Gyeongbokgung Palace, which once had more than 7,000 rooms; and Jogyesa Temple, site of ancient locust and pine trees. ― Google
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Chang Yong-hak
Writer
Kim Ja-ok
South Korean actress
Lee Mun-ku
South Korean novelist
Ju Jeung-ryu
Actress
Seok Rae-Myeong
South Korean film director
Hyun Jae-myung
South Korean composer
Chang Taek-sang
Former Prime Minister of South Korea
Ji Cheong-cheon
Chung Mong-hun
South Korean businessman ‧ Chung Ju-yung's son
Chang Sung-hwan
South Korean diplomat
Kim Yong-shik
Lawyer
Kyeong-hwan Jo
Actor
Lee Ae-jung
South Korean actress
Lee Ki-poong
South Korean Politician
Gang Se-hwang
Government official
Kim Tai-chung
South Korean martial artist
Bang Jeong-hwan
Activist
Cho Chi-hun
Poet
Kim Seong-han
South Korean baseball player
Beom-seon Lee
Writer
Mun Se-gwang
Park Su-geun
South Korean painter
Kim Gye-won
South Korean-Japanese businessperson
Ham Seok-heon
Poet
Kim Hong-il
Former Minister of Foreign Affairs of South Korea
Yu Kil-chun
Author
Koo Bon-moo
South Korean executive
Choi Yo-sam
South Korean boxer
Shi-chun Park
Composer
Noh Jin-kyu
South Korean short track speed skater
Kim Swoo-geun
South Korean architect
Lee Doo-hyun
South Korean author
Franziska Donner
Syngman Rhee's wife
Jeong Chae-bong
Writer
Moh Youn-sook
Poet
Hwang Jang-yop
Politician
Hyeong-pyo Lee
Director
Gang Duli
Model
Han-seob Kim
Actor
Jang Chae-won
Actor
Kim Jong-oh
Soldier
Kim Joo-hyuk
South Korean actor
Kim Soo-young
Poet
Lee Byung-chul
South Korean businessman
Koo In-Hwoi
South Korean businessman
Charles Le Gendre
French-American diplomat
Hwang Byungki
South Korean musician