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Mantifang is the Korea culture archive by writer Hugo J. Smal. It connects living Korea, Korean history, ritual, rivers, Seoul, palace worlds, koi culture, Baedagol, Miroshaki, KoiTalk, and The Jijang Fractal through longform essays and reading paths.

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This page is part of Mantifang, the Korea culture archive by writer Hugo J. Smal. Mantifang connects Korean culture, personal memory, ritual life, history, koi, Baedagol, Miroshaki, KoiTalk, and The Jijang Fractal into one wider literary and cultural ecosystem.

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Written by Hugo J. Smal. Hugo also publishes Korean culture research at Mantifang, koi knowledge at KoiTalk, Ji Jang / Korean Buddhist symbolism at JiJangFractal, and creative nature awarness Miroshaki.

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