Director: Cho Min-ho Genre: Historical drama Running time: 105 minutes The year 2019 marks the 100th anniversary of the March 1 Movement. As is customary, many people celebrated the March 1st Independence Movement with writing down the names of independence fighters on objects, as well as other related events. Among these activities, a movie about Yu Gwan Soon was released, stirring the hearts and arousing patriotism in many Koreans. Yu Gwan soon is known for distributing national flags to a crowd in Ahwoonae Marketplace during the independence movement from the Japanese occupation and was s
On March 13, 2019, the Economic Development Institute of Gyeongsangbuk-do held a presentation on an overseas business internship for students at Keimyung University. The Youth Overseas Incentive Project aims to provide young people with various opportunities for internships to create jobs for young people overseas. The company plans to expand the search for various companies, hire headquarters-focused interns, and find excellent internship applicants with local universities in connection with overseas advisory committees in North Gyeongsang Province. The departments they recruit include design
If foreigners ask Korean people what the saddest moment in Korean history is, they will all say the Japanese colonial era. Koreans were shorn of their freedom by Japan in 1910 and held hostage until 1945. Japan brutally ruled Korea during this period, and Korean people repeatedly tried to reclaim their nation. There were many attempts to overthrow the Japanese occupiers, but the most popular one was the ‘March 1 Movement’ which started March 1, 1919. The March 1 Movement played an important role in the efforts for the independence of Korea. As the result, March 1 is one of the most popular ho
Keimyung University's Hengso Museum was selected as a project to support public relations of the path of the National College Museum of Humanities in 2019. The project was announced on March 26, hosted by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism and organized by the Korean Museum of Korea and the Korea University Museum Association. The project will include a due diligence education program under the theme of "Finding Dreams and Jigs of the Museum" from April to November, as well as a "Historical Museum of Antiquities Exploration." In addition, visitors can enjoy various experiences combin
Park Jae-han, who graduated from Keimyung University's Japanese department, was elected the 6th President of the Korean American Association of Indonesia. Park Jae-han was elected chairman of the Korean Federation of Korean Residents in Indonesia on January 26 with the highest number of votes among the three candidates. The term of office as the 6th Indonesian president of the Korean People's Congress is from March 1, 2019 to December 31, 2021. After graduating from the Japanese department of Keimyung University, Chairman Park Jae-han went to Indonesia to establish BPG in 1997. In addition, he
On November 16, 2016, Venezuela declared that it would default on loans. Since then, the country has been experiencing hyperinflation and political chaos. Venezuelan currency, the Bolivar (B), has completely lost its value and famine has increased so much that 75% of Venezuelan adults lost an average of 8kg in 2016 alone. Meanwhile, evading responsibilities of the economic crisis, two presidents in Venezuela are making political instability. On January 11, 2019, Nicolas Maduro was reelected as the 61st president. However, during his presidential term since 2012, Venezuela has had serious fin
At the beginning of every university semester, many students have difficulties registering for classes because most Korean Universities use a registering system that has a first-come first-served basis. Therefore, students who gained spots in popular classes try to sell their spots to students who failed to register. Some sellers do this intentionally to make money. This happens every semester and many people bring up some problems in these cases. At the enrollment period, students are active in KMU’s social communities trying to buy and sell spots in classes. Students who want to sell their
In December 2008, the government announced its push for the Four-River Project. However, some representatives strongly protested, citing budget waste and concerns over poor construction work, and political debates have continued since. Two months later in February 2009, the plan was completed. The goals of the project were to develop recreational areas along rivers, create reservoirs for agriculture, and restore river eco systems. In early 2013, the Four Major River Project was completed. Soon after, some people proposed dismantling the dams due to the growth of algae in the reservoirs, but s
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