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      <title>4E SBCS by Nur Amanina Mohammed Zain</title>
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      <pubDate>2019-04-01 02:34:35 UTC</pubDate>
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         <title>Kai Ru and FangYi 🤯🥳</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>I am not surprised by source E because this is a comment by a senior reporter from most popular national newspaper agency and I would expect him to reject the Korean culture and indeed he did. <br><br>This comment is made by a senior reporter from a most popular newspaper agency to convince the Bhutanese to reject the Korean culture. This is because the source states that ‘ many young Bhutanese seem to be moving away from Bhutan’s rich traditional values and culture’ and ‘ this is where Korean influence comes in and makes most elders worried’. This source is made on a national Bhutanese newspaper. This shows that the Hallyu can lead to the dilution of the traditional values and cultures. This comment is made during the mid 2000s, when there is a concern on whether or not should countries accept the Korean culture and Hallyu. Thus, the senior reporter wants to presurrise the Bhutanese to reject the Korean culture and to prevent the dilution of local cultures and traditional cultures.<br><br>Thus, I am not surprised by this source as I would expect the senior reporter to be biased against the Korean culture by rejecting it. This is because he wants to preserve the Bhutanese traditional values and out the Korean culture in a negative light. Hence, this is expected of him and therefore I am not surprised.</div>]]></description>
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         <pubDate>2019-04-04 04:48:52 UTC</pubDate>
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         <title>Denzel,junkit</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>I am not surprised by the source as the comment was made by a senior reporter from the most popular national newspaper agency in Bhutan an I would expect him to not support the Hallyu wave and be biased against it and indeed he is.This is a comment made by a senior reporter from the most popular national agency to convince his fellow local citizen of Bhutan that the Hallyu wave has brought about negative impact to their local cultures.This is because the source states that Korean cultures can be seen everywhere which shows that bhutan’s local cultures have diluted and many young people in Bhutan seems to be moving away from Bhutan’s rich traditional values and cultures.This source is a comment from the  most newspaper agency which is widely known to the locals when local cultures of many countries are affected by Hallyu wave.Thus the sender hope to gather his fellow local citizen to pressurize the government to slow down Hallyu wave to protect their local culture and prevent the loss of local cultures.Thus I am not surprised by the source as I would expect the senior reporter to not support Hallyu wave to protect his own local cultures.This is because he do not Want to see the lost of his own local cultures.Hence,his actions is expected and I am not surprised.</div>]]></description>
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         <pubDate>2019-04-04 04:59:18 UTC</pubDate>
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         <title>Ayra n swarna🥽</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>I am not surprised  by this source because this is a comment made by a senior reporter in Bhutan and I would expect him to be biased against the Korean culture and indeed he is.<br><br>This comment was made by a senior reporter in Bhutan to convince the Bhutanese that the Korean culture is diluting their local culture and it is making Bhutan loose its traditions. This is because the source states “ moving away from Bhutan’s rich traditional values and culture” and “ Koreanised culture is visible in clothes , hairstyles, shoes , bags and even language.” This comment was made by a senior reporter from the most popular national newspaper agency in Bhutan.The comment was made when the Korean wave industry was dominant.This means that because of the Korean  wave , Bhutan’s traditionality is lost and its traditions are being neglected.Thus, the senior reporter wants to rally the public and influence their minds that the Korean wave is destroying their culture.<br><br>Thus, I am not surprised by this source as I would expect the senior reporter to be biased against the Korean culture by shifting the blame towards Korea.This is because he does not want Bhutan to be affected by the popularity of the Korean waves.Hence this is expected of him and therefore I am not surprised.</div>]]></description>
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         <pubDate>2019-04-04 04:59:22 UTC</pubDate>
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         <title>Xiaorong Jiawen</title>
         <author>nbss0101</author>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>I am not surprised by this source as this is a comment made a senior reporter in Bhutan and i would expect him to be biased against koreanised culture and indeed he is.<br><br>This comment is made by a senior reporter to convince the teenagers in Bhutan that the korean culture is a negative impact to globalisation. This is because the source states that “many young Bhutanese seem to be moving away from Bhutan’s rich traditional values and culture.” This means that there is a dilution of local culture which is a negative impact of homogenisation. This comment was from the most popular national newspaper agency during the mid-2000s when South Korea has been a dominant influence in the entertainment industry. Thus, the senior reporter wants Bhutanese to pressurize the government to put on measures to slow down the influence of Korean culture. This is so that the government know the root cause of the problem and take measures of censorship. <br><br>Thus, i am not surprised by this source as i would expect the senior reporter to be biased against Koreanised culture by stating the negative impact that Korean culture will bring about. This is because he would not want the dilution of local culture to happen. Hence, this is expected of him and therefore i am not surprised </div>]]></description>
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         <pubDate>2019-04-04 04:59:52 UTC</pubDate>
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         <title>Legend yong and Jun Jia </title>
         <author>nbssconf01</author>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>Are you surprise by source E<br><br>I am not surprise by this source because this comment is made by a senior reporter from Bhutan and I would expect him to be biased against the Hallyu and indeed he is.<br>This comment is made by a senior reporter from the most popular national newspaper agency in Bhutan to convince the government and Bhutanese that there is a dilution of Bhutanese culture.The source states that “many young Bhutanese seem to be moving away from bhutan’s rich traditional values and cultures “ and “ Koreanised culture is visible in clothes, hairstyles, shoes, bags and even language”.This shows that Bhutanese are losing their own cultural identity and values.This was published when the Korea culture is starting to influence other countries.Thus, being a senior reporter from the most popular national newspaper agency in Bhutan, he wants to convince the government to slow down the influence of Korean culture.<br>Thus, i am not surprised by this source as i would expect a senior reporter from bhutan to be biased against the influence of Korean culture.This is because he wants to prevent the Korean culture from affecting the Bhutanese culture.Hence, this is expected of him and therefore I am not surprised.<br><br><br>Cher you will be so proud us :&gt;:&gt;:&gt;:&gt;<br><br><br></div>]]></description>
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         <pubDate>2019-04-04 05:00:08 UTC</pubDate>
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         <title>Chrislyn, Zhiqi, Kai Jie🤪</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>I am not surprised by source E because it is a comment by a senior reporter from most popular national newspaper agency in Bhutan and I expect him to be bias towards his own country, Bhutan and indeed he is.<br><br>This comment is made by a senior reporter in Bhutan. It is to create awareness among the young Bhutan people that the Korean culture is affecting their own traditional culture. This is because the source states that “Many young Bhutanese seem to be moving away from Bhuntan’s rich traditional values and culture”. This means that the original culture of Bhutan is diluting due to the cultural homogenisation. This comment was made on the most popular national newspaper agency in Bhutan. Thus, the senior reporter wants to convince Bhutanese that Bhutan’s culture is diluting so he wants to create awareness to the people in Bhutan.<br><br>Therefore, I am not surprise by this source as I would expect the senior reporter from most popular national newspaper agency in Bhutan, wants to make sure that the young people will continue the traditional culture of Bhutan as he himself is a Bhutanese. Hence, this is expected of him and therefore I am not surprised.</div>]]></description>
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         <pubDate>2019-04-04 05:00:48 UTC</pubDate>
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         <title>Sherriyn and Cherie 🍣🥢</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>I am not surprised by this source because this is a comment by a senior reporter in Bhutan and I would expect them to be biased towards their own local traditional values and cultures in Bhutan and indeed he is<br><br>This comment is made by a senior reporter in Bhutan to convince young Bhutanese to not move away from their own traditional values and cultures. This is because the source states that “Many young Bhutanese seem to be moving away from Bhutan’s rich traditional values and culture. This is where Korean influence comes in, which makes most elders worried.” This shows that with increasing Korean influence to Bhutan, young Bhutanese might drop their own local values and cultures, leading to dilution of local culture.<br>This comment was made from the most popular newspaper agency in Bhutan where globalisation was led to homogenisation and proliferation of foreign entertainment, convincing countries to be influenced by Korean culture.<br>Thus, the senior reporter wants to convince young Bhutanese that Korean influence has cause great damage to the dilution of their local culture.<br><br>This, I am not surprised by this source as i would expect a Bhutanese senior to be biased towards their own culture and values. This is because he would not want to lose his own values and culture to the other countries influences. Hence, this is expected of him and I am not surprised.<br><br></div>]]></description>
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         <pubDate>2019-04-04 05:01:32 UTC</pubDate>
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         <title>Gerald &amp; Harith</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div> I am not surprised by source E because this is a comment by a senior reporter from Bhutan and I would expect him to be biased towards preserving the Bhutan culture and indeed he is.<br><br>This comment was made by the senior Bhutanese reporter to convince the Bhutan government and it’s people that the Bhutan culture is being homogenised. This is because the source states that, “ Many young Bhutanese seem to be moving away from Bhutan’s rich traditional values and culture. “ This means that the dilution of Bhutan culture is being caused by globalisation. This is a comment posted on the most popular national newspaper agency in Bhutan when the Korean culture was introduced to the world. Thus, as a senior Bhutanese reporter,  he would want to pressurise the government to strengthen the laws of foreign culture replacing the local culture, he would also want Bhutanese to prioritise their own culture instead of being influenced by other cultures.<br><br>Indeed given his position, it is expected for him to lose such a motive about globalisation because he is a senior reporter from Bhutan and he would not want to see the dilution of local culture and he would want to minimise the effects of globalisation on his own traditional culture.</div>]]></description>
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         <pubDate>2019-04-04 05:04:02 UTC</pubDate>
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         <title>Nikhil and Kenneth</title>
         <author></author>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>I am not surprised by this source because this is a comment made by a senior reporter from most popular national newspaper agency in Bhutan, hence I would expect him to be biased against globalisation and indeed he is.<br><br>This comment is made by a senior reporter to convince the Bhutanese that the Bhutanese are losing their culture. This is because the source states that “young Bhutanese seem to be moving away from Bhutan’s rich traditional values and culture” and “so many shops are being set up here that sells products from Korea”. This comment is published on the most popular national newspaper agency in Bhutan in response to the Koreanised culture being in many parts of Bhutan. Hence, the senior reporter wants to make the Bhutanese be aware that their traditions are starting to fade due to the people, especially the young, are moving away from the culture.<br><br>Thus, I am not surprised by this source as I would expect the senior reporter to be biased against globalisation by trying to go against them. This is because he would not want the Bhutanese to move away from their rich traditional values and culture. Hence, this is expected of him and therefore I am not surprised.</div>]]></description>
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         <pubDate>2019-04-04 05:06:08 UTC</pubDate>
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         <title>Are u surprised by Source E (Joseph and Javier)</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>I am not surprised by this source because it is a comment made by a senior reporter working in the most popular newspaper agency in Bhutan and I would expect him to be biased towards the agency and indeed he is. <br>This comment was made by a senior reporter to convince the government and Bhutanese people that Korean influences are causing a dilution in Bhutan’s local culture. This is because the source states “ Many young Bhutanese seem to be moving away from Bhutan’s rich traditional values and culture.” This means that Bhutanese people are being influenced by Korean culture, causing them to lose their national identity. This comment was made by a senior reporter during the mid 2000s when South Korea had a dominant influence in the entertainment industry. Thus the senior reporter, who works in the most popular agency, he wants Bhutanese people to pressurize the government to implement laws to prevent the influence of the Korean culture, so that the rich Bhutanese culture can be preserved. Thus, I am not surprised by this source as I would expect the senior reporter, who works for the newspaper agency to be biased towards the agency by influencing people’s reaction so that people will be more concerned about the impact that Korean culture has made on Bhutanese people. They will take action by pressurizing the government to implement laws to preserve Bhutan’s local culture. This is because he wants Bhutan’s culture to be kept rich. Hence, this is expected of him and therefore I am not surprised.</div>]]></description>
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         <pubDate>2019-04-04 05:07:09 UTC</pubDate>
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         <title>Jing Kai,Akaarsh,Jin Ee</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>I am not surprised by source E as this comment is made by a senior reporter from Bhutan and I would expect him to be biased against globalisation and indeed he is as he wants to preserve his country’s own culture.<br>Source E is commented by a senior reporter to the public to convince the public that globalisation has brought has threatened their country’s culture. Source E states “Koreanised culture is visible in clothes, hairstyles, bags, and even language” and “Many shops being set up here sells product from Korea” this has caused parents to be “concerned” as “ young people consider it is  fashionable”. Also,”Bhutanese seem to be moving away from Bhutan’s rich traditional values and culture”. This is a comment published in a newspaper. Thus,the senior reporter made this source to convince Bhutanists to follow the reporter to reject Korean culture and to convince bhutanist to preserve their local culture<br><br><br><br></div>]]></description>
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         <pubDate>2019-04-04 05:11:57 UTC</pubDate>
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