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Best-seller
South Korea: Heading Toward Dawn (2015)
Published by Hoa Hoc Tro Magazines, Top 1 Best-seller at Fahasa for 7 consecutive months in 2015
Author
Author
Published by Hoa Hoc Tro Magazines, Top 1 Best-seller at Fahasa for 7 consecutive months in 2015
Published by Bloom Books
Published by Bloom Books, Top 5 Best-seller for 3 consecutive months in 2017
Published by Hoa Hoc Tro Magazines
Published by Minh Châu Books
Published by Bloom Books
Listen to the stories about Life and Love from Author QinS-eoul through various podcast episodes. Available now on Facebook, YouTube, and Spotify.
Author QinS-eoul x Tender Hub | Nunchi Workshop Series at Tender Hub. The workshop content focuses on exploring and developing the skill of observation, the subtle perception in communication, and the ability to respond appropriately in social situations. Nunchi is an important concept in Korean culture, emphasizing the sensitivity in understanding and responding to others' emotions and intentions without the use of words.
The column is designed to share stories and life reflections between Korea and Vietnam, with the mission of becoming a source of encouragement, fostering a strong connection, and creating a platform to discuss emotions and life values from fresh perspectives.
Honor guest of the "Vietnam-Korea Cultural Exchange Night" as a Vietnamese Author, with the participation of the President of South Korea & his Lady along with the Vice President of Vietnam and Ministers
Leader of the Vietnamese-Korean Literature Club of the Korean Cultural Center
Judge of the Contest " Happiness to Korea" by the Korea Tourism Organization
Speaker-Mentor “Art Department” Polaris RMIT Literature Forum
Founder/Former Deputy Director of PMQ Korean Language Center,
the first Korean language center that meets the standards required
by the Hanoi Ministry of Education and Training
Honored as the “Inspirational Messenger of Studying Abroad in Korea” on the Vietnamese Student Magazines - Hoa Hoc Tro Magazines
Author of the exclusive column “Letter from Seoul” in the Vietnamese Student Magazines - Hoa Hoc Tro Magazines
KBS World Radio guest on “Stories from Seoul”: Blogger QinS-eoul - bringing South Korea closer to Vietnamese people
Blog “QinS-eoul” followed by 108,000 with 50,000 visits per week sharing study abroad life, culture & life enhancing experiences
Honor guest of the "Vietnam-Korea Cultural Exchange Night" as a Vietnamese Author, with the participation of the President of South Korea & his Lady along with the Vice President of Vietnam and Ministers
Leader of the Vietnamese-Korean Literature Club of the Korean Cultural Center
Judge of the Contest " Happiness to Korea" by the Korea Tourism Organization
Speaker-Mentor “Art Department” Polaris RMIT Literature Forum
Founder/Former Deputy Director of PMQ Korean Language Center,
the first Korean language center that meets the standards required
by the Hanoi Ministry of Education and Training
Honored as the “Inspirational Messenger of Studying Abroad in Korea” on the Vietnamese Student Magazines - Hoa Hoc Tro Magazines
Author of the exclusive column “Letter from Seoul” in the Vietnamese Student Magazines - Hoa Hoc Tro Magazines
KBS World Radio guest on “Stories from Seoul”: Blogger QinS-eoul - bringing South Korea closer to Vietnamese people
Blog “QinS-eoul” followed by 108,000 with 50,000 visits per week sharing study abroad life, culture & life enhancing experiences
Author has been actively engaging in cultural, tourism, and literature promotion works between Vietnam and South Korea, organized by the Korea Tourism Organization (KTO), Jeju Tourism Organization, the Korean Cultural Center, and various universities in Vietnam.
The collection “Stories at the 24h Hechangguk Restaurant” includes 21 stories about the people and culture of South Korea over the 15 years the author has lived, worked, and explored the country.
The novel “Ginkgo Bench” depicts a beautiful love story between a two people; one is a guy from South Korea, and the other one is a Vietnamese international student at Korea University. But it is not only that, the main theme of the novel is "Youth". It also portrays the life of international students at one of the top universities in South Korea, focusing on the experiences of a group of five friends as they navigate the challenges and emotions of growing up in their twenties.
Novel "7 Days to Love Again in Busan"
Novel "The Black Beach, Green Tea, Hydrangeas of Jeju & You"
Đêm giao lưu văn hóa Việt-Hàn 2023 Có sự tham gia của Tổng Thống Hàn Quốc & Phu Nhân cùng PCT nước Việt Nam và các Bộ Trưởng
Program "Women Are Meant to Be Loved"
Program "Love for Teachers?"
2014: "Hello, I am Quỳnh in Seoul" - 2024: "Hello, I am QinS-eoul." I am officially writing this heartfelt letter to you, along with an important announcement. For the past 10 years, you have affectionately called me by the pen name Quỳnh in Seoul, "the torchbearer for studying abroad in South Korea." I am the author of six books, two of which are best-sellers. As the blogger Quỳnh in Seoul, I have spent eight years studying and living in South Korea. These have been 10 wonderful years for me. I want to contribute even more; I want to use all of myself to continue moving forward, to give you back the trust and support you have shown me over the years. Starting today, I am QinS-eoul. From now on, this will be how I introduce myself to you. “QinS” with a small hyphen, eoul. Eoul comes from the word eoullida (어울리다), meaning harmony. Q and S in harmony. Within me is Love. I love countries, people, languages, stories, and cultures. I cherish the ideals and the shadows that life has taught me. I want to become a Cultural Author, pouring all of this into my writing to build bridges connecting us all. I want Vietnam and South Korea, which I love, to come closer together. I want to take every experience from every country I visit, wrap them into a gift of words, and lay another brick so that you can love this wonderful Life and World even more. I promise that I will devote my whole life to making this happen. Hello everyone, I am QinS-eoul.
Author QinS shares cultural stories in the workshop about Bojagi (The Art of Korean Gift Wrapping): “Bojagi (the character Bo in 褓) Koreans believe that carefully wrapping an object and presenting it is a way of conveying good fortune, luck, and valuable items to the recipient. Bojagi is an ancient craft that celebrates the skill of Korean women and the ability to utilize all materials at hand without wasting anything. It can also serve as a form of engagement gift or dowry, making it a means of expressing affection. Koreans place great importance on rituals, both in everyday life and in unspoken sentiments that are expressed through actions or other subtleties. Gifts are given, and even the way they are wrapped conveys wishes, hopes, and a measure of balance and harmony in a relationship.”
In 2017, I joined the mentor team at RMIT after participating in the Art Room of RMIT Polaris 2017 🩵. I am not only able to assist with Creative Writing but also guide those interested in the Language Center. In 2024, I updated my mentor profile: I am now Author QinS. I hope we can grow and develop together 🩵.
Welcome to QinS Radio Podcast, where we explore various topics related to culture, travel, and personal growth! Join me as we dive into inspiring stories, insightful interviews, and meaningful discussions that celebrate the beauty of life and the connections we share. Whether you're looking for motivation, cultural insights, or simply a good conversation, this podcast is designed to resonate with your experiences and aspirations. Tune in and let’s embark on this journey together!
