메이드 인 코리아

People in Germany may not be very aware of it, but when you’re abroad, you notice that Koreans have certain traits. A sense of responsibility, endurance, patience, and adaptability—they survive anywhere. They’re unique. It seems to be part of the national character. — Kang Jeong-wook, Samsung C&T …

machine translated

<21st-Century Geniuses> “The future is shaped by geniuses who can see and understand things others fail to notice or discover, and use those abilities to solve problems.” Student council president Seung-woo, still in high school, built and manages all of his school’s computer systems himself …

machine translated

“Fast, precise, and sensitive! The dexterity of Koreans amazes the world” Professor Hwang Woo-suk’s statement is no exaggeration. Despite the image of advanced science, life-science research at the cellular level depends on fine manual work from beginning to end. That’s why Korean students at …

machine translated

Blue-eyed European children captivated by Korean animated films, our show “Nanta,” which shook the foundations of Broadway in New York, the Korean Spielberg who drew Hollywood’s attention, director Kang Je-gyu, young people in Shanghai dreaming of the happiest future, and the next BoA. Hallyu has …

machine translated

The Korean “hurry, hurry” gene “Koreans never lift their heads while eating.” “Koreans drink their beer quickly and get drunk quickly, too.” An international restaurant company with 150 locations worldwide has a special strategy in Korea that it doesn’t use anywhere else: Quick Steak, which is …

machine translated

A nation’s brand shapes its future! (Kim Jeong-tak, president of the National Branding Research Institute) “The country that invented the word ‘dynamism’” (The Times, June 19, 2002). “What looks from the outside like a simple sporting event is actually an opportunity to demonstrate the self-esteem …

machine translated