Korean wave

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One of the results of globalization is Korea's wave - the popularity of Korean culture popular in other countries, mainly in Southeast Asia. The first country where this tide flowed was China. In Korea, the term "Korean" is widely known as "Korean wave" in China, which was introduced by reporters in Beijing in mid-1999 and explained the rapid popularization of Korean pop culture and products in China (Jeongmee 2007 , Pp. 47-48). It all began with the great success of the television program "What is Love", after that, more programs and songs were a huge success among the Chinese masses (Kaori 2009, 343-43).

"Hallyu" or Korean style (한 1990) refers not only to East Asia, even to countries like America, refers to the era of the 1990s when Korean culture was visible internationally, and Korea There was also a rapid growth in the value of. TV series, pop music, feature films, and other forms of music are all part of the wave phenomenon. Because the wave of Korea is related to the spread of Korean culture, it is called national and cross-border phenomenon. A lot of research was done to evaluate why and how Korean pop culture is famous in other countries. Although the success of these two things about Hallyu is quite different, they are not very related to each other. Consumers abroad are considered to be arbitrators of Korean culture when the government uses sales data from other countries to measure the success of South Korea's wave. This shows the sarcastic influence of the success of Korean culture, not only Koreans, but also Korean consumers are welcomed by Korean media.

Although Korean cultural content is absolutely fascinating for women, it only affects men, and the present Korean wave has not been sensational in the past few years. Korean TV dramas and movies mainly tell women 's favorite romantic love story and do not like men' s favorite type of action and thriller. In order to attract more viewers, Korean production companies need to develop various types of creative and interesting scenes. Furthermore, in many industries such as clothing, home appliances, mobile phones, the economic impact is weakening. As for the enthusiasm of Korean media, there is no such thing as "Winter Sonata" or "Da Jangmu". Efforts to create quality cultural content made it possible to continue the Korean style glory in 2004 and 2005.