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Expat Living: The Interview is The Korea Herald’s latest page addition. Each week it will profile a foreign resident who has somehow enriched life here.
There are many wonderful and notable characters in Korea from all over the world, and this in-depth feature aims to bring you the benefit of the unique insights they have gleaned on their journey.
This series celebrates the diverse makeup of modern Korea, whilst highlighting the talent and contributions of expatriates who have found a home here.
Our first interview is with Alan C. Heyman, a Korean War veteran who arrived more than half a century ago. Now 80, he tells us of his fascinating experiences and love for traditional Korean music.
We welcome recommendations for interesting candidates. Please email your suggestions to expatliving@heraldcorp.com.
There are many wonderful and notable characters in Korea from all over the world, and this in-depth feature aims to bring you the benefit of the unique insights they have gleaned on their journey.
This series celebrates the diverse makeup of modern Korea, whilst highlighting the talent and contributions of expatriates who have found a home here.
Our first interview is with Alan C. Heyman, a Korean War veteran who arrived more than half a century ago. Now 80, he tells us of his fascinating experiences and love for traditional Korean music.
We welcome recommendations for interesting candidates. Please email your suggestions to expatliving@heraldcorp.com.
