Arirang is a Korean folk song dating back at least 600 years, often called the "unofficial national anthem" of Korea.
Its melancholic melody and poetic lyrics about separation and resilience have been passed down through generations,
with UNESCO adding it to the Intangible Cultural Heritage list in 2012.
Arirang is a centuries-old Korean folk song representing the nation's soul, with numerous regional variations and UNESCO intangible cultural heritage status.
Arirang is a poignant Korean folk song embodying the nation's collective memory, with regional variations developed over centuries. Its melancholic melody and themes of separation/resilience became symbolic during Japanese occupation (1910-1945).
Arirang is a Korean folk song, often considered the unofficial national anthem of Korea, with roots dating back to the Joseon Dynasty.
Arirang is a Korean folk song embodying the nation's spirit, often called "the anthem of Korea". Its melancholic melody and poetic lyrics about separation resonate across generations.
