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Parents and Buddhist worshippers pray among star-shaped notes bearing wishes for success on the college entrance exam at Jogyesa Temple in central Seoul on Tuesday.
With this year’s College Scholastic Ability Test, or Suneung, set for Nov. 19, exactly 100 days away, the temple held an event where test-takers and their families hung notes carrying their hopes and wishes around the grounds. (Yoon Chang-bin/The Korea Herald)
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