Good luck symbols and charms are widely used in many cultures worldwide. Read on for the different types of good luck symbols and their meanings.

Korea One unique luck symbol in Korea is the “pig dream,” or 돼지꿈. If you dream about a pig, especially one that’s trying to get into your home, it is a sign that wealth and good fortune are close at ...

The swastika symbol dates back 15,000 years, and to many represents good fortune and luck. But Hitler's Nazis turned it into a sign of hate and evil.

Using yeot as a symbol of good fortune for "gwageo" -- comparable to today's civil service examinations -- test-takers dates back to at least the Joseon era (1392-1910).

Streaming services Paramount+ and Tving have greenlighted two new jointly-developed Korean TV series. They are the product of an ongoing relationship between parent companies Paramount Global and ...

We all know carrying a four-leaf clover will bring you good fortune, but the history of this lucky symbol may surprise you.

China and Korea share several superstitious beliefs, but there are also a couple of key differences, including how they view the colour red.

Daft Punk's inescapable "Get Lucky" was everywhere this summer while most people have never heard Korean guitarist Zack Kim's instrumental posted to YouTube in 2011, but could the French robots ...