South Korea was divided after World War 2, with the North invading the South in 1950 starting the Korean War. While an armistice was signed in 1953, the two Koreas remain technically at war. The document provides background on South Korea's geography, history, government and politics, military, economy, culture and tourism. It highlights South Korea's transformation to a high-tech industrialized country with a highly educated population and strong international trade ties.
This South Korea Power Point highlights these facts and much more including: 18 Points on General Information, 14 Points on Family Life, 11 Points on Food, 9 Points on Food Etiquette, 11 Points on Social Etiquette, 32 Points on Business Etiquette, and 9 Points on Trivia.
South Korea is a country located in Eastern Asia. It has a population of over 50 million people and its capital and largest city is Seoul. The country was historically dominated by China and Japan, and was divided after World War II, with North Korea controlled by Russia and South Korea controlled by the US. It has since transformed into a highly developed, industrialized democracy and economic powerhouse known for technology companies like Samsung and Hyundai.
South Korea has a developed economy led by technology companies like Samsung and LG. Its culture, especially K-pop music and TV, has become widely popular throughout Asia and other parts of the world in a phenomenon called the "Korean Wave". Traditional Korean culture was influenced by China but Koreans believe their cuisine, language, and alphabet set them apart from other Asian cultures. Nearly half the population does not follow a particular religion, with Christianity and Buddhism each having about a quarter of adherents. Baseball and martial arts like taekwondo are popular sports in Korea.
This is my power point presentation about South Korea for LIT 002 / World Literature.
Contents:
*geography
* brief history
* culture
* traditions
* literature
* landmarks
* economic
* others
Tram is a 20-year-old Vietnamese international business major at UNCG who recently studied abroad in South Korea for 5 months. Some key facts about South Korea are that Seoul is the capital, the official language is Korean, the currency is the Won, and the president is Park Geun-Hye. Important Korean phrases include "nice to meet you", "thank you", "I'm sorry", and "I love you".
The document provides an overview of Korean culture, including food, clothing, religion, education, sports, and occupations. Some key aspects summarized are: Korean food focuses on rice, vegetables, and kimchi. Traditional hanbok clothing differs by gender and social class. Religion in Korea is diverse with influences from Buddhism, Christianity, and Confucianism. Education is extremely important and competitive in Korean culture. Popular sports include baseball and industries like Samsung, LG, and Hyundai employ many people.
Korean culture has a long history dating back over 4,000 years, shaped by major invasions and wars over the past 2,000 years. Religions like Shamanism, Buddhism, Daoism, and Confucianism have historically influenced Koreans, and traditional clothing, music, and cuisine remain important parts of Korean culture today.
South Korea has around 50 million people mostly living in dense urban areas. Its economy relies heavily on electronics, automotive, shipbuilding and petrochemical exports, driven by large conglomerates like Samsung and LG as well as the government's investment in education and technology. South Korean culture places great emphasis on education, hard work, collectivism and maintaining social harmony.
This South Korea Power Point highlights these facts and much more including: 18 Points on General Information, 14 Points on Family Life, 11 Points on Food, 9 Points on Food Etiquette, 11 Points on Social Etiquette, 32 Points on Business Etiquette, and 9 Points on Trivia.
South Korea is a country located in Eastern Asia. It has a population of over 50 million people and its capital and largest city is Seoul. The country was historically dominated by China and Japan, and was divided after World War II, with North Korea controlled by Russia and South Korea controlled by the US. It has since transformed into a highly developed, industrialized democracy and economic powerhouse known for technology companies like Samsung and Hyundai.
South Korea has a developed economy led by technology companies like Samsung and LG. Its culture, especially K-pop music and TV, has become widely popular throughout Asia and other parts of the world in a phenomenon called the "Korean Wave". Traditional Korean culture was influenced by China but Koreans believe their cuisine, language, and alphabet set them apart from other Asian cultures. Nearly half the population does not follow a particular religion, with Christianity and Buddhism each having about a quarter of adherents. Baseball and martial arts like taekwondo are popular sports in Korea.
This is my power point presentation about South Korea for LIT 002 / World Literature.
Contents:
*geography
* brief history
* culture
* traditions
* literature
* landmarks
* economic
* others
Tram is a 20-year-old Vietnamese international business major at UNCG who recently studied abroad in South Korea for 5 months. Some key facts about South Korea are that Seoul is the capital, the official language is Korean, the currency is the Won, and the president is Park Geun-Hye. Important Korean phrases include "nice to meet you", "thank you", "I'm sorry", and "I love you".
The document provides an overview of Korean culture, including food, clothing, religion, education, sports, and occupations. Some key aspects summarized are: Korean food focuses on rice, vegetables, and kimchi. Traditional hanbok clothing differs by gender and social class. Religion in Korea is diverse with influences from Buddhism, Christianity, and Confucianism. Education is extremely important and competitive in Korean culture. Popular sports include baseball and industries like Samsung, LG, and Hyundai employ many people.
Korean culture has a long history dating back over 4,000 years, shaped by major invasions and wars over the past 2,000 years. Religions like Shamanism, Buddhism, Daoism, and Confucianism have historically influenced Koreans, and traditional clothing, music, and cuisine remain important parts of Korean culture today.
South Korea has around 50 million people mostly living in dense urban areas. Its economy relies heavily on electronics, automotive, shipbuilding and petrochemical exports, driven by large conglomerates like Samsung and LG as well as the government's investment in education and technology. South Korean culture places great emphasis on education, hard work, collectivism and maintaining social harmony.
An overview of South Korea. It's history and economy. Definitely useful for anyone wanting a quick understanding with some good leads to other sources. Written for a presentation for a position with a travel company.
This document provides an overview of Korean culture across multiple sections. It begins with definitions of culture and the origin of the word. It then discusses general concepts of culture and properties. Following sections explore the understanding of Korean traditional culture, the power of culture, historical and cultural heritage, spiritual and cultural heritage. Additional sections cover challenges, the era of cultural industry, etiquette, table manners, traditional dances, and traditional clothing. The document aims to comprehensively introduce various aspects of Korean culture.
Korean culture has many elements including rich cuisine. Traditional Korean meals usually consist of rice, noodles, soup and fish served together family style. Music is also an important part of Korean culture, featuring instruments like the gayageum, geomungo and yanggeum. Buddhism is the most common religion, and Koreans honor deceased loved ones with memorial meals and ceremonies over several days.
South Korea has a population of around 49 million people, with Seoul as its capital city. The official language is Korean, and the country has a long history dating back thousands of years. Some of South Korea's key industries today include electronics, automobiles, and shipbuilding. The country has a highly developed economy and is known for technological innovations in areas like displays, semiconductors, smartphones, and shipbuilding.
South Korea has a population of around 48 million people, most of whom live in urban areas like the capital Seoul. K-pop music has become popular internationally, while traditional Korean architecture features wooden temples. Texting is a major form of communication, and Western brands are commonly worn, but traditional hanboks are still used on special occasions.
The document provides information about South Korea, including its flag (Taegeukgi), geography, capital city of Seoul, languages (Korean alphabet hangul), religions (Buddhism, Protestantism, Catholicism are most common), customs (New Years, harvest festivals), weddings ceremonies, taboos, lucky numbers, arts (court dances, musical instruments), foods (kimchi, bulgogi, bibimbap), costumes (hanbok), and stereotypes (Koreans drink too much, express themselves with color). References are provided at the end from websites on Korean culture, etiquette, religions, foods, weddings, and stereotypes.
Korea is located on the continent of Asia. Traditional Korean clothing includes the hanbok, consisting of a jeogori jacket and chima skirt for women, and a longer jeogori for men. The main staples of Korean cuisine are rice, kimchi (spicy cabbage), and dishes are served family style on the table. Popular sports include baseball and traditional games like taekwondo and kite flying. Education is highly valued in Korea, with students attending school for many hours each day and additionally attending academies at night to prepare for university entrance exams.
South Korea is a mountainous country located in East Asia, bordered by North Korea to the north and the Sea of Japan to the east. The capital and largest city is Seoul, home to over 10 million people. Other major cities include Busan, Incheon, and Daegu. Most of the population lives in urban areas along the western coast. The climate features four distinct seasons with hot, humid summers and cold, dry winters.
South Korea has experienced periods of democratic and autocratic rule since its establishment in 1948 after the division of Korea. It developed rapidly from one of Asia's poorest nations in the 1960s to one of the world's wealthiest today through expansion of education and its strong economy. South Korea has a population of around 50 million people that is largely homogeneous and concentrated in urban areas like the capital city of Seoul.
South Korea PowerPoint Presentation: (Sample)Andrew Schwartz
This South Korea PowerPoint will teach you about the country's culture, customs, family life, gender roles, cuisine, etiquettes for dining, social and business interactions, and much more to assist you in your travels. Did you know that South Korea's broadband technology is considered the most advanced in the world? Or that South Koreans consider themselves one year old at birth?
The complete version highlights these facts and much more:
• 18 Points on General Information
• 14 Points on Family Life
• 11 Points on Food
• 9 Points on Food Etiquette
• 11 Points on Social Etiquette
• 32 Points on Business Etiquette
• 9 Points on Trivia.
Ancient Korea was divided into tribes by 4000 BC that eventually organized into kingdoms like Goguryeo, Baekje, and Silla. Silla allied with China to defeat the other kingdoms in 660-668 AD, forming the first unified Korean state. Korea was then ruled by dynasties like Goryeo and Joseon until Japanese colonization from 1910-1945. After World War 2, Korea was divided at the 38th parallel into Soviet-backed North Korea and US-backed South Korea. North Korea developed a repressive communist regime under Kim Il Sung while South Korea transformed from a poor nation into a prosperous democracy through economic development led by authoritarian rulers until democratic elections began in the late 1980s
North Korea is located on the Korean Peninsula in Eastern Asia, bordering South Korea, China, and Russia. The country split into North and South Korea after World War II, and tensions escalated when North Korea invaded South Korea in 1950, starting the Korean War. North Korea is now a communist state led by Kim Jong-un as dictator, with a struggling economy that relies on agriculture and has faced frequent floods and food shortages. The government maintains strict control over movement and religion within the closed country.
Korea has a long history of over 5,000 years. Major periods include the Three Kingdoms period followed by Goryeo and Joseon dynasties. Korea experienced Japanese occupation from 1910 to 1945. It is now divided between North and South Korea. South Korea has seen rapid economic growth and is a global cultural exporter, especially of pop culture through the Korean Wave. Korea has contributed significant cultural achievements including the invention of the Korean alphabet Hangul, exquisite ceramics and art, Buddhist philosophy and architecture.
South Korea is a country located in East Asia on the Korean Peninsula. It has a large population and is surrounded by North Korea, Japan, Taiwan, and Hong Kong. Some important details about South Korea are:
- Capital and largest city is Seoul
- Official language is Korean
- Current president is Park Geun-hye, the first woman elected president
- Important historical figures include King Sejong the Great who ruled in the 15th century
China is the most populous country in the world with over 1.3 billion people. It has the second largest economy and is a one party socialist state led by President Xi Jinping and Premier Li Keqiang. China has a long history dating back over 5,000 years and was the last imperial dynasty until 1911. It became the People's Republic of China after the communist victory in the civil war in 1949 led by Mao Zedong. China has experienced rapid economic growth and development and is now the world's largest exporter and importer of goods.
The document provides an overview of key facts about South Korea, including its flag, government structure, language, currency, capital, and transportation infrastructure. It then discusses South Korea's top destinations, geographical features, cultural attributes such as family values and etiquette, religions commonly practiced, popular festivals, and cuisine which is largely based on rice, vegetables, meats, kimchi, and ingredients like sesame oil, soy sauce, garlic and chili peppers. The document aims to comprehensively summarize important information about South Korea.
North Korea has been ruled as a single-party communist state led by a dictator since 1948. It follows the Juche and Songun ideologies of self-reliance and military-first policy. The country has a centrally planned economy that was heavily dependent on aid from the Soviet Union and China, but it collapsed in the 1990s causing widespread famine. North Korea has a strong military and pursues nuclear weapons, which has led to international sanctions. The society emphasizes universal healthcare and education, but the government strictly controls all aspects of life and human rights abuses are widespread.
The document provides information about Korea, including its location on the Korean Peninsula in East Asia between China and Japan. It notes that Korea is divided into North Korea and South Korea, with Seoul as the capital of South Korea. It gives an overview of Korean culture, noting the Korean language of Hangul, popular cities like Seoul and Busan, traditions such as Hanbok dresses and side dishes called banchan served with meals. It also discusses the global influence of Korean pop culture through K-pop music and television dramas, known as the Korean Wave or Hallyu.
South Korea has a population of almost 50 million people and its capital and largest city is Seoul. It has a long history and was formerly divided between North and South Korea. The terrain is mostly mountainous but there are lowland areas. The climate features distinct seasons including hot, wet summers. Popular culture exports like K-pop music and television dramas have contributed to the spread of South Korean culture abroad. Sports such as Taekwondo originated in Korea.
The document provides an overview of various aspects of Korean culture from A to Z. It describes traditional Korean art focusing on paper statues and how contemporary art incorporates traditional symbols. It also outlines Korean architecture like Gyeongbok Palace and Bongwonsa temple. Modern communication is mainly through phones, internet, television and instant messaging. Traditional Korean dress called Hanbok is typically worn for holidays with distinct items for men and women. The economy has grown significantly since the 1960s focused on electronics and cars. Family relationships traditionally followed Confucian structures with evolving women's roles. The government is a republic with a combination of legal systems. Buddhism was historically influential alongside Confucianism while Christianity and Buddhism now share religious observance
An overview of South Korea. It's history and economy. Definitely useful for anyone wanting a quick understanding with some good leads to other sources. Written for a presentation for a position with a travel company.
This document provides an overview of Korean culture across multiple sections. It begins with definitions of culture and the origin of the word. It then discusses general concepts of culture and properties. Following sections explore the understanding of Korean traditional culture, the power of culture, historical and cultural heritage, spiritual and cultural heritage. Additional sections cover challenges, the era of cultural industry, etiquette, table manners, traditional dances, and traditional clothing. The document aims to comprehensively introduce various aspects of Korean culture.
Korean culture has many elements including rich cuisine. Traditional Korean meals usually consist of rice, noodles, soup and fish served together family style. Music is also an important part of Korean culture, featuring instruments like the gayageum, geomungo and yanggeum. Buddhism is the most common religion, and Koreans honor deceased loved ones with memorial meals and ceremonies over several days.
South Korea has a population of around 49 million people, with Seoul as its capital city. The official language is Korean, and the country has a long history dating back thousands of years. Some of South Korea's key industries today include electronics, automobiles, and shipbuilding. The country has a highly developed economy and is known for technological innovations in areas like displays, semiconductors, smartphones, and shipbuilding.
South Korea has a population of around 48 million people, most of whom live in urban areas like the capital Seoul. K-pop music has become popular internationally, while traditional Korean architecture features wooden temples. Texting is a major form of communication, and Western brands are commonly worn, but traditional hanboks are still used on special occasions.
The document provides information about South Korea, including its flag (Taegeukgi), geography, capital city of Seoul, languages (Korean alphabet hangul), religions (Buddhism, Protestantism, Catholicism are most common), customs (New Years, harvest festivals), weddings ceremonies, taboos, lucky numbers, arts (court dances, musical instruments), foods (kimchi, bulgogi, bibimbap), costumes (hanbok), and stereotypes (Koreans drink too much, express themselves with color). References are provided at the end from websites on Korean culture, etiquette, religions, foods, weddings, and stereotypes.
Korea is located on the continent of Asia. Traditional Korean clothing includes the hanbok, consisting of a jeogori jacket and chima skirt for women, and a longer jeogori for men. The main staples of Korean cuisine are rice, kimchi (spicy cabbage), and dishes are served family style on the table. Popular sports include baseball and traditional games like taekwondo and kite flying. Education is highly valued in Korea, with students attending school for many hours each day and additionally attending academies at night to prepare for university entrance exams.
South Korea is a mountainous country located in East Asia, bordered by North Korea to the north and the Sea of Japan to the east. The capital and largest city is Seoul, home to over 10 million people. Other major cities include Busan, Incheon, and Daegu. Most of the population lives in urban areas along the western coast. The climate features four distinct seasons with hot, humid summers and cold, dry winters.
South Korea has experienced periods of democratic and autocratic rule since its establishment in 1948 after the division of Korea. It developed rapidly from one of Asia's poorest nations in the 1960s to one of the world's wealthiest today through expansion of education and its strong economy. South Korea has a population of around 50 million people that is largely homogeneous and concentrated in urban areas like the capital city of Seoul.
South Korea PowerPoint Presentation: (Sample)Andrew Schwartz
This South Korea PowerPoint will teach you about the country's culture, customs, family life, gender roles, cuisine, etiquettes for dining, social and business interactions, and much more to assist you in your travels. Did you know that South Korea's broadband technology is considered the most advanced in the world? Or that South Koreans consider themselves one year old at birth?
The complete version highlights these facts and much more:
• 18 Points on General Information
• 14 Points on Family Life
• 11 Points on Food
• 9 Points on Food Etiquette
• 11 Points on Social Etiquette
• 32 Points on Business Etiquette
• 9 Points on Trivia.
Ancient Korea was divided into tribes by 4000 BC that eventually organized into kingdoms like Goguryeo, Baekje, and Silla. Silla allied with China to defeat the other kingdoms in 660-668 AD, forming the first unified Korean state. Korea was then ruled by dynasties like Goryeo and Joseon until Japanese colonization from 1910-1945. After World War 2, Korea was divided at the 38th parallel into Soviet-backed North Korea and US-backed South Korea. North Korea developed a repressive communist regime under Kim Il Sung while South Korea transformed from a poor nation into a prosperous democracy through economic development led by authoritarian rulers until democratic elections began in the late 1980s
North Korea is located on the Korean Peninsula in Eastern Asia, bordering South Korea, China, and Russia. The country split into North and South Korea after World War II, and tensions escalated when North Korea invaded South Korea in 1950, starting the Korean War. North Korea is now a communist state led by Kim Jong-un as dictator, with a struggling economy that relies on agriculture and has faced frequent floods and food shortages. The government maintains strict control over movement and religion within the closed country.
Korea has a long history of over 5,000 years. Major periods include the Three Kingdoms period followed by Goryeo and Joseon dynasties. Korea experienced Japanese occupation from 1910 to 1945. It is now divided between North and South Korea. South Korea has seen rapid economic growth and is a global cultural exporter, especially of pop culture through the Korean Wave. Korea has contributed significant cultural achievements including the invention of the Korean alphabet Hangul, exquisite ceramics and art, Buddhist philosophy and architecture.
South Korea is a country located in East Asia on the Korean Peninsula. It has a large population and is surrounded by North Korea, Japan, Taiwan, and Hong Kong. Some important details about South Korea are:
- Capital and largest city is Seoul
- Official language is Korean
- Current president is Park Geun-hye, the first woman elected president
- Important historical figures include King Sejong the Great who ruled in the 15th century
China is the most populous country in the world with over 1.3 billion people. It has the second largest economy and is a one party socialist state led by President Xi Jinping and Premier Li Keqiang. China has a long history dating back over 5,000 years and was the last imperial dynasty until 1911. It became the People's Republic of China after the communist victory in the civil war in 1949 led by Mao Zedong. China has experienced rapid economic growth and development and is now the world's largest exporter and importer of goods.
The document provides an overview of key facts about South Korea, including its flag, government structure, language, currency, capital, and transportation infrastructure. It then discusses South Korea's top destinations, geographical features, cultural attributes such as family values and etiquette, religions commonly practiced, popular festivals, and cuisine which is largely based on rice, vegetables, meats, kimchi, and ingredients like sesame oil, soy sauce, garlic and chili peppers. The document aims to comprehensively summarize important information about South Korea.
North Korea has been ruled as a single-party communist state led by a dictator since 1948. It follows the Juche and Songun ideologies of self-reliance and military-first policy. The country has a centrally planned economy that was heavily dependent on aid from the Soviet Union and China, but it collapsed in the 1990s causing widespread famine. North Korea has a strong military and pursues nuclear weapons, which has led to international sanctions. The society emphasizes universal healthcare and education, but the government strictly controls all aspects of life and human rights abuses are widespread.
The document provides information about Korea, including its location on the Korean Peninsula in East Asia between China and Japan. It notes that Korea is divided into North Korea and South Korea, with Seoul as the capital of South Korea. It gives an overview of Korean culture, noting the Korean language of Hangul, popular cities like Seoul and Busan, traditions such as Hanbok dresses and side dishes called banchan served with meals. It also discusses the global influence of Korean pop culture through K-pop music and television dramas, known as the Korean Wave or Hallyu.
South Korea has a population of almost 50 million people and its capital and largest city is Seoul. It has a long history and was formerly divided between North and South Korea. The terrain is mostly mountainous but there are lowland areas. The climate features distinct seasons including hot, wet summers. Popular culture exports like K-pop music and television dramas have contributed to the spread of South Korean culture abroad. Sports such as Taekwondo originated in Korea.
The document provides an overview of various aspects of Korean culture from A to Z. It describes traditional Korean art focusing on paper statues and how contemporary art incorporates traditional symbols. It also outlines Korean architecture like Gyeongbok Palace and Bongwonsa temple. Modern communication is mainly through phones, internet, television and instant messaging. Traditional Korean dress called Hanbok is typically worn for holidays with distinct items for men and women. The economy has grown significantly since the 1960s focused on electronics and cars. Family relationships traditionally followed Confucian structures with evolving women's roles. The government is a republic with a combination of legal systems. Buddhism was historically influential alongside Confucianism while Christianity and Buddhism now share religious observance
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The document provides an overview of various aspects of traditional Korean life, including clothing, food, and housing. It discusses hanbok as the traditional Korean clothing made from diverse materials like hemp and silk. It also describes some key traditional Korean foods like kimchi, doenjang (soybean paste), ganjang (soy sauce), and gochujang (chili paste) that are made through natural fermentation processes. Additionally, it mentions traditional Korean housing structures called hanok that are adapted to the natural environment.
The document discusses the Korean Wave or Hallyu and its effects on Vietnam. It provides an overview of the components of Hallyu including K-pop, Korean dramas, films, fashion, food, and technology. It then discusses the effects of Hallyu on Vietnam in three areas: culture and society, the economy and politics, and young people. Key effects included increased popularity of Korean culture in Vietnam, growth of Korean investment and brands in Vietnam, and strong influence of Hallyu on fashion and lifestyles of young Vietnamese.
The document provides a history of cultural and economic exchanges between China and Japan from ancient times to the modern era. It traces the influence of Chinese culture and Buddhism on early Japan. Later, it discusses the Sino-Japanese wars of the late 19th century that established Japanese dominance in the region. Recent tensions have arisen due to competing territorial claims in the East China Sea around the Senkaku/Diaoyu Islands and their potential oil and gas resources. Both countries have large economies that are highly dependent on trade, providing incentives to resolve disputes peacefully.
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The document provides information about various aspects of Korean culture. It discusses the Korean Wave and how Korean films, music, fashion and cuisine have gained popularity internationally. It describes some of Korea's major cultural exports like K-pop and describes Korean athletes who have found success globally. The document also provides overviews of the variety of travel options in Korea, Korean hospitality, creative artists in Korea, Seoul as the capital and cultural center, traditional Korean costumes, cuisine and architecture. It includes photos illustrating these topics.
The document provides information on the culture and customs of South Korea and North Korea. It discusses:
1. South Korean culture is based on traditional Korean culture but has developed separately since the division of Korea in 1948. Confucian hierarchy and respect for elders is still important in South Korea.
2. North Korean culture is also based on traditional Korean culture but developed since the creation of North Korea in 1948. Tourists in North Korea must be accompanied by government guides at all times and have restrictions on photos, displays of affection, and other activities.
3. Both countries share traditions like Korean names, ancestral worship, hanbok costumes, ondol heating systems, and gimjang kimchi preparation in
Korea is divided into two nations - North Korea and South Korea. North Korea is a communist nation with Pyongyang as its capital, while South Korea is strongly anti-communist with Seoul as its capital. Before division, Korea had a traditional agricultural society built around strong families. Since division, both countries have developed their economies and education systems, though North Korea remains more centralized and communist while South Korea has embraced private industry and ownership.
The document provides an overview of Korea, including key facts about the country, its culture, and tips for international travel. It summarizes Korea's capital as Seoul, population as 48.5 million, and president as Lee Myung-bak. Notable aspects of Korean culture discussed include hanbok (traditional clothing), kimchi (pickled vegetables), taekwondo (martial art), and Hangeul (the Korean alphabet). The document also provides travel tips and highlights popular tourist destinations such as Seoul, Jeju Island, and the Demilitarized Zone.
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This document provides a summary of key things to know about Korea in 10 points:
1. Korea is not small, with over 75 million ethnic Koreans worldwide and the Seoul metro area being the 2nd largest in the world.
2. Korea is not new, with a long history dating back thousands of years including the Three Kingdoms period and dynasties like Goryeo and Joseon.
3. Korea is the home of many inventions like moveable metal type printing and ironclad vessels.
4. Koreans have a passion for nature that is reflected in their art, architecture, and leisure activities.
5. Confucian values are still seen today in the emphasis on
Korea and Indonesia have growing economic ties. Bilateral trade between the two countries has doubled from $10.57 billion in 2006 to $20.28 billion in 2010, with an average annual growth rate of 15.97%. Both countries' economies have been resilient against economic crises. While Indonesia's economy relies more on manufacturing, Korea's relies more on services. Opportunities for foreign investment exist in Korea in areas like pollution control equipment, aircraft parts, education, and more. Korea imports fuels, equipment, and metals, and exports electronics, machinery, vehicles, and ships, mainly to China, Japan, the EU, and US.
South Korea is a country located on the southern half of the Korean Peninsula in East Asia. It has a population of over 50 million and its capital and largest city is Seoul. South Korea has a predominantly mountainous terrain and temperate climate. Notable aspects of South Korean culture include traditional cuisine like bulgogi and seolleongtang, historical palaces like Gyeongbok Palace, and festivals celebrating the country's natural beauty and traditions.
South Korea has a population of over 48 million people and a capital and largest city of Seoul. It has a presidential republic government and official language of Korean. The country has a modern economy led by industries like electronics, automobiles, and shipbuilding. South Korea has strong economic and military ties with countries like the United States and also seeks to improve relations and trade with countries like India and China. Relations with North Korea remain tense due to ongoing conflicts over issues like North Korea's nuclear program.
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The document discusses how North Korea's arts, philosophies, and ethics will have little influence on the 2018 Winter Olympics in South Korea. It explains that North Korean citizens are only exposed to government-approved art and are taught ethics that portray the government positively. While North Korea's culture could potentially impact the Olympics, the argument is made that based on these lenses, there will be minimal effects on the games themselves.
South Korea has a population of approximately half living in Seoul or its surrounding metropolitan area, one of the largest in the world. The country has a long history and its economy is led by large conglomerates called chaebol such as Samsung, LG, and Hyundai-Kia. South Korea is an important trading partner for countries like China, Japan, the United States, and European Union. It is considered a safe country for tourists with efficient transportation and fast internet speeds, though it also faces issues with poverty, strict education pressures, and demanding standards for K-pop idols.
The document provides an overview of Japan, including its geography, demographics, history, culture, language, religions, economy, and food. It discusses Japan's island geography and population density. Key facts covered include Japan's post-WWII recovery, mix of Shinto and Buddhist religions, use of kanji characters and dialects, and cuisine centered around rice with fish and pickled vegetables.
The document provides an overview of North Korea, covering its politics, economy, society and environmental challenges. It notes that North Korea is a communist state led by a dictator, currently Kim Jong-un. The country has a single-party system dominated by the Workers' Party of Korea. The economy has shifted from industrialization supported by the Soviet Union to struggling with food shortages after its collapse. North Korea faces issues of pollution, deforestation and biodiversity loss, but has also implemented some environmental programs and joined international agreements.
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4. On June 25, 1950, North Korea launched an
unprovoked full-scale invasion of the South,
triggering a three-year war which drew in U.S.,
Chinese, and other foreign forces. The entire
peninsula was devastated by the conflict. A
ceasefire was signed in July 1953.
5. The republic was proclaimed in
1948 and received UN-backed
support from the US after it
was invaded by the North two
years later.
The Korean War ended in 1953
without a peace agreement,
leaving South Korea technically
at war for more than fifty years
6. HISTORY OF RULE
Goguryeo Dynasty, 37 bce–668
Baekje Dynasty, 18 bce–660
Silla Dynasty, 57 bce–935.
Parhae Dynasty, 698–926.
Goryeo (Koryŏ) period, 918–1392.
Joseon (Choson or Yi) Dynasty, 1392–1910.
Japanese occupation, 1910–1945
U.S. and U.S.S.R. administration, 1945–1948
9. GEOGRAPHY
SOUTH KOREA’S PROFILE
Population 51,446,201
Location Eastern Asia, southern half of the
Korean Peninsula
Geographic Coordinates 37 N, 127.3 E
Area total: 99,720 sq km
land: 96,920 sq km
water: 2,800 sq km
Coastline 2,413 kms
Climate temperate, with rainfall heavier in
summer than winter; cold winters
Natural resources coal, tungsten, graphite, molybdenum,
lead, hydropower potential
Terrain mostly hills and mountains; wide
coastal plains in west and south
10. GOLDEN EAGLE
RED CROWNED CRANE
SIBERIAN MUSK
LYNX
SUNDEW
SIBERIAN GINSENG
KOREAN ARBORVITAE VANDA FALCATA
13. Republic government
Executive branch: Chief of State:
The President
Head: Prime Minister
Legislative branch: The National
Assembly (300 four-year term
members)
Judicial Branch : The Supreme
and Constitutional Court
15. Consists of 3 divisions:
• ROK Army
• ROK Air Forces
• ROK Navy
Ranked 4th Strongest in Asia
The army size is maintained
through conscription
Budget $30 Billion
Personnel strength 37,25,000
Troops 5,20,000
Tanks and armored
vehicles
5,850
Artillery Systems 11,337
16. The economic structure is well supported by government policies in South
Korea. Due to strong economic reforms, the country has continued to
experience steady economic growth. The powerful export sector is the main
reason for economic growth.
TOP INTERNATIONAL TRADE PLAYERS
Hyundai Motor (car, truck manufacturing)
Hynix Semiconductor (semiconductors)
SK Holdings (oil, gas)
LG Electronics (consumer electronics)
Leading South Korean exporters
LG Electronics (dryers, washing machines)
Samsung Electronics (telecommunication equipment,
refrigerators)
Hankook Tyre (rubber inner tubes, vehicle tires, latex)
17. • Ranked 11th for GDP
• GDP: $1.46 trillion(2016)
• 15% live below poverty
• Inflation (CPI): 1%
• FDI Inflow: $5.0 billion
• 3.7% Unemployment
• $483 billion per year exports
• $389 billion per year imports
South Korea is a mixed & a free market economy.
18. WORLD RANKINGS
• Innovation (1st)
• Internet speed (1st)
• ICT Development (1st)
• Value-added manufacturing (1st)
• R&D intensity (1st)
• Patent activity (1st)
• GDP – (11th : Nominal) (14th : PPP)
Sources: Bloomberg, IMF, World Bank
19. CONSUMER BEHAVIOUR
• High-end luxury shoppers are still spending at elevated rates.
• Consumers are willing to pay for big-name brands and quality
products.
• Brands are considered representative of the consumer, often
indicating the social status of an individual.
21. TOP STOCKS BY MARKET CAP.
Samsung Electronics
SK Hynix
Hyundai Motors
POSCO
LG
Shinhan Bank
Sole securities exchange operator
Headquartered at Busan
Combined market capitalization : $1.7 trillion
Trading hours : 9AM – 3:30PM (Except weekends)
Number of listings : 2055
Official Index: Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI)
South Korean Won (KRW)
The Bank of Korea is the only institution with the right
to print banknotes & mint coins.
22. FOREIGN RELATIONS
Trade Organisations:
UNESCO
IMF
APEC
ILO
WHO
• Maintains relations with 190 countries
• China is its largest trading partner
• It joined the UN in 1991
FREE TRADE AGREEMENTS
1. Korea-ASEAN
2. Korea-EU
3. Korea-India
4. Korea-China
5. Korea-United States of America
23. STANDARD OF LIVING
• South Koreans are paid well and enjoy a high standard of
living.
• Housing is a major reason for the high cost of living.
• The infrastructure is advanced. Schools are outstanding.
Health care is excellent, and cultural opportunities abound.
24. It is the Central bank of Korea
GOVERNMENT BANKS
Woori Bank
Korea Development Bank
Industrial Bank of Korea
Korea Eximbank
It is a not-for-profit, public interest
organisation established to
develop a single set of enforceable
and globally accepted accounting
standards
26. HEALTH AND PERSONAL CARE
Universal healthcare system
Life expectancy: 83 years
4th most effective healthcare system
World’s 2nd highest suicide rate
Koreans spend more money on cosmetics than
those in any other Asian country.
In 2016, they exported more than $3 billion worth
of cosmetic goods.
South Korea has the most plastic surgeries per
capita, with over 1 million recorded operations in
2016.
27. EDUCATION
National education budget : $11 billion
Literacy rate : 97.9%
South Korea is one of the top-performing countries in reading
literacy, mathematics and sciences
COLLEGES
Korea University
KAIST - Korea Advanced Institute of Science
and Technology
Yonsei University
Seoul National University
Sogang University
POPULAR COURSES
Humanities and International Cultures
Social Sciences
communication
Economies
Business Administration
Natural Sciences
Engineering
29. The Traditional Suwon Dance
It is a traditional Korean dance that was performed during the planting
and harvesting seasons. It is performed during festivals and special
village holidays. It is also known as The Farmer’s Dance.
30. ART
Graphic Arts
• Traditional brush paintings include
realistic landscapes; genre paintings
of flowers, birds, and the daily lives
of ordinary people.
Performance
Arts
• Chong'ak
• P'ansori
35. Seollal - Korean New Year
It is a holiday and celebration which marks the first day of the Korean Lunar Calendar, which
usually lasts for three days.
Traditionally, families gather from all over Korea at the house of their oldest male relative to
pay their respects to both ancestors and elders. During Seollal, Koreans usually wear hanbok
(traditional clothes), perform ancestral rites, play folk games, eat traditional foods, listen to
stories and talk well into the night.
36. CHUSEOK
It is a major harvest festival in South Korea celebrated on the
15th day of the 8th month of the lunar calendar on the full
moon.
As a celebration of the good harvest, Koreans visit their
ancestral hometowns and share a feast of Korean traditional
food.
37. It is the largest and most
renowned of Korea's film
festivals held annually in
Haeundae-gu, Busan.
38. The Boryeong Mud Festival is an annual festival which takes place during the
summer in Boryeong.
Held on the muddy beaches of Daecheon every July, this is basically organized
mud play.
For the period of the festival several large
attractions are erected in the seafront area of
Daecheon.
41. Haeundae Beach is often considered one of Korea's most
famous and beautiful beaches. It is 1.5km long & located
in the Haeundae District of Busan - considered as one of
the most expensive areas in Korea. The beach is busy
year-round, and holds numerous festivals.
It is commonly known as the Namsan Tower or Seoul
Tower.
At 236m, it marks the second highest point in Seoul.
It is located on Namsan Mountain in central Seoul.
The tower broadcasts signals for Korean media outlets, such
as KBS, MBC and SBS.
Everland is South Korea's largest theme park, it receives 7.3
million visitors. Along with its main attractions, Everland
includes a zoo and water park known as Caribbean Bay.
Everland is operated by Samsung C&T Corporation, which is a
subsidiary of the Samsung Group
42. Traditional Houses Modern Houses
Being the fastest developing country in the world, their
architecture has modernized a long way
Architecture
43. KIMCHI
KIMBAP
TTEOKBOKKI
Heavily based on seafood
Tea is used as part of traditional
herbal medicine
250 varieties of kimchi
Staple food: rice
For ceremonies and rituals rice cakes are vital
Soju accounts for 97% of the country’s spirits
market.
44. Korean is spoken by about 63 million people. 70% of its
vocabulary comes from Chinese.
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47. PSY is a South Korean
singer, rapper,
songwriter, and record
producer
As of November 2017, it is the third most viewed video on
YouTube, with over 2.96 billion views
48. Superstitious Beliefs
• The number 4 is a symbol of bad luck.
• Sleeping with the fan turned on is incorrectly believed to bring
possible death.
• If one eats sea mustard soup on the day of an exam, one will fail the
test.
• It is bad luck to cut one's nails or toenails at night.
• When crows cry, it is believed that bad luck will follow.
49. The industrialization, urbanization and westernization of South Korea,
especially Seoul, have brought many changes to the way Korean
people live. This led to the expansion to South Korean cotemporary
culture.
Journalism
Noraebang
Korean animation
Webtoons
50. TECHNOLOGY
South Korea is among the world's most technologically advanced
and digitally-connected countries. It has the fifth most broadband
Internet users and is a global leader in electronics, digital displays,
semiconductor devices, and mobile phones.
MP3 Player (MPMan)
MP3 & TV Phone (Samsung SCH-M220)
Touchscreen phone (LG Prada)
LTE Smartphone (Samsung Galaxy Indulge)
Curved display Smartphone
3D Nanoprinting Pen
Offline Cryptocurrency Exchange
51. ROBOTS
It has beaten countries like Singapore, Japan, Germany, and the
US in robot development
The government will spend $450 million in the field over the next
five years.
52. Video games are considered to be a major social
activity
eSports (Electronic Sports) is becoming popular
all over the world
PC bang is a type of LAN gaming center, where
patrons can play multiplayer computer games
South Korea has been known for their pre-eminent
infrastructure in video gaming, and their
dominance in ESports scenes
53. Incheon Airport Maglev
South Korean airlines serve 297
international routes
IMG: Korean Air
Ports and harbours
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54. BEST PUBLIC TRANSPORT IN THE WORLD
ELECTRIC CAR BULLET TRAIN AROUND KOREA
ELECTRIC BUSSUBWAY TRAIN
55. Samsung is one of Korea’s most
noticeable brands, and accounts for over
one fifth of their total exports, and its
revenues are larger than some country’s
GDP.
Samsung Everland is the oldest theme
park in South Korea.