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    1) How does the stlyle of traditional Korean women differs with those now a days? As everyone knows‚ Korean women are famous for their prettiness. Koreans like to look at something which are good-looking. Being famous for having lots of decent doctors who does a good plastic surgery‚ we can tell Koreans have high expectations on a person’s prettiness. Therefore‚ in most of the music videos and commercials in Korea‚ there tend to be lots of pretty women. In my memory‚ Korea is a traditional country

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    Hallyu—the Korean Wave: The Past‚ Present and Future • Lecture Outline • 1. Hallyu: An Introduction • 2. Factors for the Popularity of Hallyu • 3. Perspectives on Hallyu a. nationalist perspective b. neoliberal perspective c. postcolonialist perspective • 4. A New Korean Wave I. HALLYU: AN INTRODUCTION • Hallyu‚ also known as the Korean Wave‚ refers to the spread and surge of South Korean popular culture‚ particularly its dramas and music‚ around the world. • The term was first

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    Korean Wave Hanryu

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    Korean Wave Hanryu‚ the Korean wave refers to the significant increase in the popularity of South Korean entertainment‚ trends and culture beginning in the 1990s‚ especially in countries of Asia‚ and more recently in other parts of the world. It presents a prodigious surge in the international visibility of Korean culture. The terminology was coined in mid-1999 by Beijing journalists‚ appalled by the fast growing popularity of Korean wave in China. The wave is more than a mere cultural phenomenon;

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    Korean civilization and Mayans civilizations were very different. First of all‚ they are located in the opposite side of the world. Secondly Koreans belongs to Asian society and Mayans to Central and South Americans. They eat different kind of food‚ and live in different environment/government system. Koreans are the people who have long history. People say that ancient Korean originated from Mongolia‚ as the time went on‚ people from a little villages started to movie down. As they grew bigger

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    A Korean

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    understand my point. After the Korean War‚ South Korea was one of the poorest countries in the world. Koreans had to start from scratch because entire country was destroyed after the Korean War‚ and we had no natural resources. Koreans used to talk about the Philippines‚ for Filipinos were very rich in Asia. We envy Filipinos. Koreans really wanted to be well off like Filipinos. Many Koreans died of famine. My father and brother also died because of famine. Korean government was very corrupt and

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    Korean American Culture

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    contagious‚ and may revolutionize a whole town.” said by Collier Graham. The group of Korean Americans occupy a big portion in Asian-Americans‚ they moved to the U.S. since 19 century. It is a important choice for Korean because they were moving to a completely country with strong government‚ freedom and money‚ especially compare to the country Korea with trauma after war. People considered the reason that Korean moved to the U.S.‚ the way of people view them in America and how do they maintain their

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    Pugh 1 James Pugh Business Communications 254.C June 22‚ 2006 Korean Business Communication The world of international business is becoming smaller and smaller daily due to "Amazing new transportation and information technologies which are major contributors to the development of our global interconnectivity" (Guffey 95). This advancement has allowed more and more foreign markets to open up to do trade. The Republic of Korea is one such market. In order to successfully

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    The growth of the Korean immigrant population in the United States has undoubtedly been on the rise within the context of the past several decades. This is evidently the case as many of the major American cities now house massive Korean diasporic communities including Los Angeles‚ Atlanta‚ and Chicago (Min‚ 1370). The rise of these Korean communities in the United States has definite links to the history of immigration policy in the U.S. The history of Korean immigration into the United States

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    Korean Music

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    KOREAN MUSIC Traditional Korean music includes both the folk‚ vocal‚ religious and ritual music styles of the Korean people. Korean music‚ along with arts‚ painting‚ and sculpture has been practiced since prehistoric times. Two distinct musical cultures exist in Korea today: traditional music (Gugak) and Western music (yangak). Korean Folk music Korean folk music is varied and complex‚ but all forms maintain a set of rhythms (called Jangdan) and a loosely defined set of melodic modes. Because

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    TITLE: The Korean invasion comes ashore AUTHOR: Lim Jin-Mo SOURCE: http://joongangdaily.com SUMMARY: Korea has been striving with excellence in their “hallyu wave” these days or better known as “Korean Invasion” not just in their popular koreanovelas but more on their music known as Kpop. Kpop music is gaining worldwide recognition due to their popularity in United States‚ England‚ France‚ Japan as well as Philippines. Big thanks to Youtube‚ Twitter and other networking sites. Kpop have

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