This document provides information about the city of Daejeon, South Korea. It notes that Daejeon has a population of over 1.5 million, is surrounded by several mountains, and has a history dating back 1600 years to the Silla Dynasty. The document also mentions specific locations in Daejeon like the author's apartment, a local Buddhist temple, their university, and a research institute where they formerly worked developing millimeter-wave antennas.

1. 2011. 4. 29
CHO, Yong Heui
Daejeon, South Korea

2. Location of Korea
 Our neighbors: Japan, China, Russia
 Divided into South and North Koreas
since 1945
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3. Every city in Korea has the meaning.
大 田
대 전 Daejeon
[Dae] [Jeon]
Big Field
 Population: over 1.5 million (5th in Korea)
 Known from the Silla Dynasity (about 1600
years ago)
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4. Daejeon is surrounded by Mounts
 鷄龍, Gay-ryohng Mt.
 九峯, Nine Peaks Mt.
 寶文, Boh-moon Mt.
 鷄足, Gay-johk Mt.
 食藏, Seek-jahng Mt.
 甲下, Gahb-hah Mt.
 …
The Nine Peaks Mt. which is the back hill
of my university 4

5. One of Rivers of Daejeon
 Mountains and rivers are the essential
requirements of a Korean city.
 Hub of transporation, military, science and
technology.
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6. My House: Bahn-suhk Apartment
 65 % of citizens live in apartments.
The Oo-Sahn Mt. which is the back hill
of my house 6

7. My family: Dohng-hahk Temple
 The gate of a Buddhistic temple
 Established at 724
 Main temple of Daejeon area
 In South Korea, 20 % are Buddhist and
30 % are Christian.
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8. Amusement Parks and Museums
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9. Mokwon University
 Missionary School by Methodist Church
 Truth, Love, Service
 I am in the Engineering College
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10. W. H. Shaw Commemoration Chapel
Dr. Stokes
(1940~1983 in Korea) Shaw
(KIA in 1950)
They were buried in the Yahng-hwa Port
Cemetery which is the Christian Holy Site.
Greater love has no one than this, that he lay down his life for his
friends. John 15:13
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11. Research Complex: ETRI
 All kinds of research institutes are
located in Daejeon.
 Electronics and Telecommunications
Research Institute
My former workplace
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12. Millimeter-Wave Antennas
 Next generation wireless access
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