The reasons why Korean dramas are popular in India

Question 1: Why are Korean dramas and Korean stars not popular in India? Chinese, Japanese and Korean celebrities with cultural backgrounds and values ??will have difficulties when exporting to Europe, the United States and other countries.

Question 2: Looking for good Korean dramas and Indian musicals! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Best Romance (Cha Seung-won, Gong Hyo-jin)

Violent Romance (Lee Dong-wook, Lee Si-young)

Flower Boy Ramen House (Jung Il-woo, Lee Chung-a, Lee Ki-woo)

Spy Myungwol (Han Ye-seul, ERIC, Lee Jin-wook)

Childlike beauties (Jang Nara, Choi Daniel, Ryu Jin)

Try lying to me (Yoon Eun-hye, Kang Ji-hwan, Jo Yoon-hee)

You're Fascinated by Me (Park Shin Hye, Jung Yong Hwa)

Guardian Boss (Ji Sung, Choi Kang Hee, Kim Jae Joong)

Secret Garden (Hyun Bin, Ha Ji Won, Yoon Sang Hyun)

Mary is staying out (Jang Geun-suk, Moon Geun-young, Kim Jae-wook)

Oh! My Lady (Chae Lin, Choi Siwon)

Question 3: Was the Korean drama "Bali Story" filmed before the Indian tsunami? Were any background attractions damaged? The Indian Ocean earthquake and tsunami occurred in December 2004. Bar?

Bali Story premiered in South Korea in January 2004, and must have been filmed before, so the tsunami had not yet occurred when filming.

Question 4: Do foreign women, like women from England, France, India, and the United States, also like to go shopping and ask outrageous questions? Do you also like watching Korean dramas? Dear, women love to go shopping because of their nature (I don’t know about India, because Indian women have no social status). Are you asking some outrageous questions? I don’t know what kind of questions you are referring to? If you don’t know how to watch Korean dramas, and you can’t watch so many American and British dramas abroad, who would watch long and incomprehensible Korean dramas? Besides, Korean idols are not their cup of tea

Question 5: How much are the military expenditures of South Korea and India? As a proportion of GDP? South Korea's defense expenditure in 2012 was nearly 33 trillion won (approximately US$29 billion), accounting for 2.59% of GDP; the 2013 budget was 34.3453 trillion won, accounting for 2.4% of GDP; the 2014 budget was 35.7057 trillion Korean won, the proportion of GDP is unknown

India's defense budget in 2012 was 1.93407 billion rupees (approximately 39 billion U.S. dollars), accounting for 1.9% of the GDP; the 2013 budget was 203.672 billion rupees, accounting for 1.9% of the GDP; 1.79% of GDP; the 2014 budget was 2.24 trillion rupees (approximately US$36.3 billion), and the GDP share is unknown.

Question 6: How to rank Chinese, Japanese, Korean and Indian movies? I just answer this question based on my feeling.

If we talk about film output, 1. India 2. China 3. Japan, South Korea

If we talk about the international influence of movies, 1. India, China 2. Japan, South Korea

If we look at the quality of movies, I would say 50-50, there are very classic movies.

Question 7: What types of national defense do South Korea, North Korea, and India belong to? Military theory question South Korea: Nationwide military deployment, national defense protected by foreign countries

North Korea: Active military offensive defense based on Songun thought

India: Regional hegemony-type national defense strategy

Please accept

Question 8: What are the internal conflicts in South Korea, India, and Vietnam? Thanks. South Korea: The situation on the peninsula is the core issue. In addition, there are territorial sea disputes with China and Japan and the issue of the US military garrison. India: The core issue is the India-Pakistan issue and religious issues. China-India territorial issues, etc. Vietnam: The core is to stabilize its socialist system (this Rely on us) There are also South China Sea issues and internal ASEAN disputes that are expected to be adopted

Question 9: India treats China as a rival. Why does South Korea regard China as a competitor? A How to view South Korea's "big power" ambition

South Korea's area of ??about 100,000 square kilometers and its population of more than 50 million are equivalent to China's Zhejiang Province.

If we look at its "scale" and natural endowments, South Korea is definitely not a big country, and it lacks the foundation to become a world power. However, in my contacts with Korean officials, scholars, media colleagues and ordinary people, I can always detect the global ambitions pursued by the Korean government and the "big country style" that Koreans long for in their bones. South Korea uses various ways to demonstrate its "best in the world" or "national destiny as a great country". This "big country sentiment" will inevitably cause friction with the outside world. A well-known scholar in South Korea said that South Korea is only a medium-sized country, and "neither South Korean policymakers nor the outside world should misunderstand South Korea." In fact, South Korea's "Na Lao" used a Russian first-stage rocket, and it failed several times, but was partially successful in the end; South Korea announced that it would land on the moon? So let’s wait and see when it will be done.

Koreans love to talk about "the best in the world"

At Incheon International Airport, as soon as you step out of the cabin, you will soon find many "the best in the world" slogans, for example, in The TV screen on the wall repeatedly flashed "Incheon: The best airport in the world, the most convenient airport"; on a large promotional poster for Korean food, it was written "The most delicious food in the world"; even the ** on the airport trolley * The advertising slogan is also "the best***".

Like to compare with world powers, or label them world-class, seems to be the mantra of South Korean officials. How do you say Cheong Wa Dae, the presidential palace of South Korea, in English? South Korean officials immediately replied: "Blue House (Blue Palace)." "Why is it translated like this?" South Korean officials will say proudly: "Because the United States is the White House (White House), and South Korea is of course the Blue Palace."

In front of the Blue House, there is a building called "Sarangbang" In the Korea Panorama Exhibition Hall, an official said that Seoul is the city with the most avant-garde and beautiful architecture, and the traditional Korean bride's dress is the most beautiful dress, and so on.

The "bigness" of South Korea is inculcated every day

Koreans have always expected themselves to be a big country in history, so they have many "big" names such as "Republic of Korea" and "Korean Airlines". Especially since the 1960s, South Korea has developed rapidly. It believes that although it is not as good as Japan in the east, it is stronger than all Asian countries in the west.

Many geographical icons of South Korea have hints of "comparison and equality" with the Asian continent to the west. For example, some icons intentionally make the Korean Peninsula very large. At first glance, it is equivalent to half the area of ??mainland China. In fact, the entire area of ??South Korea is only about the same as Zhejiang Province in China, but the Communist Party is "brainwashing" the people and instilling the "bigness" of South Korea every day. As early as the Roh Moo-hyun administration, he had always wanted to play South Korea's role as the economic center of East Asia and wanted to "domesticate" the rising China. However, this "misreading of intentions and capabilities has led to South Korea's wrong role and identity."

In addition to being "bigger", South Korea also aims to be "independent". In Gyeongbokgung Palace, South Korea's "Forbidden City", many visitors stopped in front of the study hall of King Sejong the Great (1397-1450). In South Korea, the most respected person and the only one who adds "king" after the "temple name" is the fourth king of the Joseon Dynasty, Lee. Because he made many reforms to promote national independence, Sejong's face was also printed on the 10,000-yuan Korean banknote.

In the past ten years or so, the most important research topic in Korean intellectual and historical circles has been to rewrite Korean history and outline the "national destiny of a great country" in Korean history. In 2010, the Korean History Research Laboratory of Korea University published the "authoritative" book "New Korean History". The first chapter is "What is Korean History". It begins with the sermon: "We must get rid of the ruler-centered view. Historical perspective and the Chinese cultural circle, trying to study Korean history as an independent unit." Chapter 2 of "The New History of Korea" talks about the Ice Age: "With the formation of the Yellow Sea and the Korean Strait, mainland China, the Japanese archipelago and the Korean Peninsula were separated." It seems that Korea is regarded as the center of East Asia.

China attaches great importance to South Korea but do not misunderstand South Korea's "bigness"

Koreans believe that South Korea is not a big country like China, but it is not a small country either. Although it is difficult for South Korea to have any grand strategy, it is a powerful country that wants to exert some leadership in the world.

South Korea, which wants to exert global leadership, could easily collide with its neighbors.

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