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한국 반도체 전지환

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Sungnyemun is a two-story, pavilion-shaped building with five bays on the front and two bays on the side, with a rainbow-shaped Hongyemun (虹霓門) gate located in the center of the stone wall. The roof is a hipped roof, and the brackets are in the form of multiple eaves (daebo).

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Korea is developing its economy through high-tech businesses such as semiconductors, electronics, and smartphones.

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Makgeolli production supports local agriculture by using Korean rice and grains. Its rising popularity boosts the food and beverage industry, from breweries to restaurants. As an export item, makgeolli contributes to Korea’s cultural economy worldwide.

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The Hahoe mask attracts many tourists from Korea and other countries. This helps local people earn money through tourism, such as selling souvenirs, food, and tickets for performances. It also creates jobs in the region and supports the local economy.

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Economic: The kimchi industry contributes to Korea's economy as a major export, boosted by the global spread of K-Food.

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Political: Kimchi has been part Of political debates, such as origin disputes between nations, making it more than just food but also a diplomatic issue.

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korean Current President

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Makgeolli has historically symbolized the voice of common people, often consumed in grassroots gatherings. Politicians sometimes use makgeolli meetings to connect with citizens in a humble and approachable way. It represents inclusiveness in Korean politics, bridging leaders and the public through.

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Sungnyemun is a building that symbolizes the authority and wealth of the Joseon Dynasty, symbolizing the nation's status and glory. It is also recognized as a symbol representing the pious attitude and passion of the people.

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Korean Lion Dance is a traditional folk performance where two people wear a lion mask and costume to dance. It was originally performed to drive away evil spirits and bring good fortune to the village. Today, it is shown at festivals in a humorous and playful way, often interacting with the audience. Unlike the Chinese lion dance, the Korean version is more comedic and engaging

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Cultural: As a staple food and a UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage, kimchi represents Korea's cultural identity and global influence.

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Makgeolli represents Korea’s agricultural roots and preserves traditional brewing heritage. Its culture emphasizes sharing, humility, and bonding through communal drinking. Today, it bridges tradition and modern life, spreading Korean culture globally.

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Hangeul Day is a Korean holiday that celebrates the creation of the Korean alphabet by King Sejong in 1443.

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By holding this Festival, region culture is activated, Korea can show own culture, and boost social influence.

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It's a Festival in Korea. Many people can enjoy this. There's a many bands around the whole world. It's major genre is Rock.

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Festive Shared Experience
The fireworks festival is a major annual cultural event in Seoul that brings together large numbers of people — locals, families, tourists — to enjoy a collective spectacle. It serves as a social ritual: people prepare, meet up, settle in parks, bridges, riverbanks, bring food, picnic, and wait together. This shared anticipation and celebration build community and shared memory.

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Chuseok, also known as Korean Harvest Festival, is one of the most important traditional holidays in Korea. Families gather to honor their ancestors through a ritual called "Charye," offering food and symbolic items. People also enjoy traditional foods, such as "songpyeon" (rice cakes) and "jeon" (savory pancakes). The holiday is a time for reunions, where many Koreans travel back to their hometowns to spend time with loved ones. In addition to honoring ancestors, Chuseok is a celebration of the harvest and the changing seasons.

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Economically, The festival is international and ticket fee is existing, so region economy is activated. Also, we can see international interaction.

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Politically, it is worth relieving the relationships. The festival must to be collaborated. That is, The relationship is reinforced.

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The Hahoe masks represent more than just artistic and historical value; they carry deep social significance in Korean society. In the past, performances using these masks created opportunities for villagers to gather and enjoy communal festivals. Such gatherings strengthened unity among people and provided a space for rest and entertainment, reinforcing the bonds within the community.

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Social: Kimchi reflects Korean society through Kimjang, the tradition of making kimchi together, which highlights cooperation, sharing, and community spirit,

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Makgeolli has long been a symbol of Korean agricultural culture, often shared by farmers after hard work. It plays an important role in preserving traditional brewing techniques and food heritage. In modern society, makgeolli connects generations by blending tradition with contemporary drinking culture. Its increasing global popularity helps promote Korean culture internationally.

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Accessible play: In the past, it was made with simple household items (cloth, coins, feathers), requiring no financial burden.

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Jegichagi is a traditional Korean game where players kick a paper-made object called a jegi to keep it in the air using their feet. It's often played during holidays like Seollal (Lunar New Year) and helps develop balance and coordination. Though less common today, Jegichagi remains a symbol of Korean culture and tradition.

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Jegichagi is a traditional Korean game that reflects the country's emphasis on community, play, and tradition. Players kick a jegi (a small paper-wrapped object) to keep it in the air, usually during holidays like Seollal (Lunar New Year). This game symbolizes the importance of family gatherings and cultural practices in Korea. Though less common today, it remains a nostalgic part of Korean heritage, showcasing the value of balance, skill, and togetherness.

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Intergenerational activity: It connects children and adults, creating bonds across generations.

Community play: Traditionally, villagers gathered in winter to play, fostering cooperation and social ties.

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Korean dramas are usually produced as short series with 16 to 20 episodes, though shorter formats are becoming more common.
They often focus on romance and family, but recently thrillers, fantasy, and legal dramas have gained popularity.
K-dramas frequently reflect Korean values such as family bonds, respect for elders, and community life.
They have become a global phenomenon through platforms like Netflix, with shows such as Squid Game and Extraordinary Attorney Woo gaining worldwide fame.
Their influence also spreads to fashion, food, and music, with original soundtracks and cultural elements loved by international fans.

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Chuseok is a time for family reunions and strengthening social bonds through rituals and traditional games.

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Group 19: Busan International Rock Festival - 10714 이규범, 10720 천하람

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Group 19: Busan International Rock Festival - 10714 이규범, 10720 천하람

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된장찌개

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김밥(gimbap)

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Sungnyemun

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Chuseok, also known as Korean Harvest Festival, is one of the most important traditional holidays in Korea. Families gather to honor their ancestors through a ritual called "Charye," offering food and symbolic items. People also enjoy traditional foods, such as "songpyeon" (rice cakes) and "jeon" (savory pancakes). The holiday is a time for reunions, where many Koreans travel back to their hometowns to spend time with loved ones. In addition to honoring ancestors, Chuseok is a celebration of the harvest and the changing seasons.

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Tteokgalbi is a Korean dish made by mincing rib meat, seasoning it, shaping it like rice cake, and grilling it on the rib bone.

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Hahoe mask

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전지환 경제 한국 반도체 뉴

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Protests

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traditional palace

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황현성의 3점슛

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K-POP has worldwide fandom and fame

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K-POP is a global culture that informs and communicates Korean culture to the world beyond music

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K-POP is used as a means of cultural diplomacy and has political significance that leads to exchanges between countries and strengthening Korea's international status.

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K-pop brands the national image and creates economic effects

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Ingredients support locals and farmers. Local ingredients, farming, sustainable living

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Promotes national identity and soft power

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Balance flavors: sour, spicy, sweet and salty. Reflects tradition, identity and taste philosophy.

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Family, Shared meal (Strengthen Thai social bond), Home cooking

This highlights of Tropical herbs, seafood, river-based life

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Example of how to decode the traditional dish

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Example of how to decode the traditional dish