happening n.— «“If there was a big explosion around September 9, we would have found some evidence of it,” he said. “It’s highly likely that this explosion will turn out to be a ‘happening,’” he concluded. The English...
386 generation n.— «Mr. Lee said in a speech to the Korean Businesswomen’s Federation that an insufficient understanding of economics by Koreans in their late 30s and early 40s—the “386 generation”—was limiting the nation’s...
386 generation n. the age group of South Koreans who were born in the Sixties, attended university in the Eighties, and are now serving in positions of power. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
386 generation n.— «The so-called “386-generation” members who had once led the movement for democracy are now in several government positions.» —“The Long-Lost Civilian Revolution” by Kim Gi-hyeon in...
386 generation n.— «Many of them were imprisoned while staging anti-government and unification activities in the 1980s. They belong to the so-called “386 Generation.”» —“Student Activists in 1980s Gear Up for New Social...
386 generation n.— «The “386 generation” of people born in the 1960s and the “shinsedae” of people born in the 1970s will demand changes in traditional top-down decision making in Korean organizations...