Today (October 25) is Dokdo Day in South Korea, a day commemorating the Korean Empire's legislation enacted on October 25, 1900 to claim Dokdo as Korean territory. FYI, Dokdo refers to a group of small islets located in the East Sea of Korea. To celebrate the day, South Korea's Dokdo Coast Guard made a parody video of Psy's "Gangnam Style." So, if you're interested in watching South Korea's handsome coast guards who can dance, then click on the following "Dokdo Style" video. Ehhhhhhhhh, sexy coast guards! Op Op Op Op!
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L'Express Dokdo Article by Pascal Dayez-Burgeon
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KBS's "Overnight Trips" Goes to the Dokdo Islets of Korea
Korean Independence Day (aka, Korean Liberation Day)
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Joel, no problem and go ahead.
And the main question: is it a worked day?? ah ah
Did you mean if Dokdo Day is a national holiday, Charles? In that case, no, it's not yet but South Korean legislators are working on it.
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