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    physical labor to barely get by‚ jeopardizing their health in the process. Japan’s subjugation of Korea‚ even though it actually took place in Korea‚ greatly affected the Korean population in America‚ sometimes even causing some of the initial Korean presence in the States. Lee’s story reveals some of the obscure aspects of Korean history that otherwise may be more difficult to excavate. It also depicts the racial discrimination severely rampant during this time‚ and how Asian Americans worked to better

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    The Acheson Defense Perimeter Speech was one of the most important factor contributing to the Korean War in 1950-1953. However‚ there are also other important factors such as Kim’s aggressive move to invade the South and US’s policy of containment. In January 1950‚ the US secretary of state‚ Dean Acheson‚ did not include South Korea in his list of countries that the USA would automatically defend against any communist aggression in his Defence Perimeter speech. Truman supported him in believing

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    grade‚ her millionaire father bankruptcy overnight. After her father lost all of the wealthy‚ they hadn’t any choice to stay at Korea. So‚ they flow to America without any penny and settled crammed‚ ugly place where the ugly house was owned By a Korean family. Once she fled from Korea‚ she lost the everything‚ such as her home‚ friends‚ relation and wealth. However she is satisfied now‚ because she has new friends‚ a new home‚ and a new job. In my point‚ if you are richest today but you would

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    North Korea was also very much affected by the Cold War; “Soviet Report on Communists in Korea‚ 1945” validates the fact that the North Korean government would be very different if the Cold War never took place. The Cold War also affected North Korea in other ways; National Security Council Report‚ NSC 8/2 justifies that the Soviet Union changed the way the North Koreans thought during the Cold War. North Korea was effected by the cold war politically and intellectually‚ as proven by “National Security

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    own religion such as catholic and Christian. However‚ these two countries have a lot of different but the most relevant are the food‚ language‚ and the philosophy and religious. Every country has the own food which represents it. Likewise‚ Korean has a unique food. It is Kimchi. This traditional dish is the kind of food that is not only delicious‚ but also has the best benefits. The ingredients of this dish are the highly nutritious fermented foods with a unique flavor and taste; it is a mixture

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    estimated only 5- 25% of the population resides within this class. The middle tiered average class is known as the ton’yo kyechung‚ or the wavering class‚ comprised of 50-75% of the North Korean population. Finally the last class is joktae kyechung‚ or the hostile class. It is estimated that 8-27% of the North Korean population are considered to be hostile enemies of the state‚ and housed in political prison camps. Yodok and

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    Kuan Sophia Lai Introduction Where once‚ the South Korean society solely relied on the produce of their country as a source of goods‚ they are slowly turning towards imports from other nations‚ such as Australia for their goods and services. Australia is renowned for their agricultural excellence‚ and hence has become a major exporter of foods to South Korea. In this essay‚ discussions about how South Korean culture may influence the nature and the decisions made in regards to

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    “Various portrayals of Chunhyang” The Chunhyang tale‚ based on a Korean love folktale in the early 18th century‚ similar to “Romeo and Juliet”‚ is portrayed in various versions‚ a pansori‚ film‚ a novel‚ and a manga. Chunhyang‚ the beautiful‚ sharp-witted‚ talented daughter of a courtesan shows strong resistance to authoritarian powers and represents a female role model of headstrong perfectionist through her secret love‚ marriage to the son of provincial governor‚ Mongyong. Despite of Chunhyang’s

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    Kimchi Fried Rice It was a quarter to five on a Wednesday afternoon. I was sitting at my desk at work‚ not wanting to start a new task‚ because I am ready to end my day. While getting ready to leave work‚ hunger strikes. I stumbled upon a Korean food blog and a Kimchi fried rice recipe caught my eyes. I clicked into the recipe and the brownish rice with colorful red and green vegetable picture made me salivate. My stomach was making noises and I wanted that Kimchi fried rice. Kimchi friend rice

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    K-pop (an abbreviation of Korean pop;[1] Korean: 가요 kayo)[1] refers to a musical genre which originates from South Korea and is characterized by a wide variety of audiovisual elements. Although the term incorporates all forms of Korean popular music such as trot and folk music‚ it is more commonly used to refer to songs produced by idol groups.[2] In 1992‚ modern K-pop was ushered in with the formation of Seo Taiji & Boys‚ whose successful experimentation with different music styles had sparked

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