Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Làn sóng Hàn Quốc" in Vietnamese language version.
Những năm 2000, Melodrama (phim tâm lý tình cảm) là thể loại chiếm thế thượng phong trên màn ảnh Hàn. Đâu đâu người ta cũng thấy những chuyện tình buồn đẫm nước mắt với những tình tiết quen thuộc như cặp đôi bị chia rẽ bởi khác biệt gia cảnh hay một căn bệnh quái ác nào đó cướp đi mạng sống của người yêu. (...) Đã có rất nhiều huyền thoại Melodrama, điển hình như Trái tim mùa thu, Nấc thang lên thiên đường, Giày thủy tinh…
The Korean music industry grossed nearly $3.4 billion in the first half of 2012, according to Billboard estimates, a 27.8% increase from the same period last year.
Like BoA, Se7en also tried to find success in North America and worked alongside Mark Shimmel, Rich Harrison and Darkchild. The result? Complete flops.
First taking off in China and Southeast Asia in the late 1990s, but really spiking after 2002, Korean TV dramas and pop music have since moved to the Middle East and Eastern Europe, and now even parts of South America.
Indeed, the late 1990s saw the rise of "Hallyu", or "the Korean Wave" – the growing popularity of all things Korean, from fashion and film to music and cuisine.
The hit Korean drama "Jumong" was broadcast in Romania earlier this year, attracting some 800,000 viewers to the small screen.
The fan scene in America has been largely centered on major immigrant hubs like Los Angeles and New York, where Girls' Generation sold out Madison Square Garden with a crop of rising K-pop acts including BoA and Super Junior.
|journal= (trợ giúp)Hallyu was derived from the two Korean words 'Han' for 'Korean' and 'Ryu' for 'wave,' bringing about the present-day name for Korean Wave, a global phenomena about the popularity of Korean dramas.
The show's popularity in Japan was surprising to many, including the producer Yoon Suk-ho and then-Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi, who in 2004 famously said, "Bae Yong-joon is more popular than I am in Japan."
The Korean wave, or hallyu, has also made significant forays into Iran. Korean period dramas, "Jumong" in particular, were smash hits. Jumong – the founding monarch of Korea's ancient Goguryeo kingdom (37 B.C.–A.D. 668) – has become the most popular TV drama representing Korea here, with its viewer ratings hovering around 80 to 90 percent.
There's only one more thing this single Japanese woman says she needs to find eternal bliss – a Korean man. She may just have to take a number and get in line. In recent years, the wild success of male celebrities from South Korea – sensitive men but totally ripped – has redefined what Asian women want, from Bangkok to Beijing, from Taipei to Tokyo. Gone are the martial arts movie heroes and the stereotypical macho men of mainstream Asian television. Today, South Korea's trend-setting screen stars and singers dictate everything from what hair gels people use in Vietnam to what jeans are bought in China. Yet for thousands of smitten Japanese women like Yoshimura, collecting the odd poster or DVD is no longer enough. They've set their sights far higher – settling for nothing less than a real Seoulmate.
First taking off in China and Southeast Asia in the late 1990s, but really spiking after 2002, Korean TV dramas and pop music have since moved to the Middle East and Eastern Europe, and now even parts of South America.
The fan scene in America has been largely centered on major immigrant hubs like Los Angeles and New York, where Girls' Generation sold out Madison Square Garden with a crop of rising K-pop acts including BoA and Super Junior.
The Korean music industry grossed nearly $3.4 billion in the first half of 2012, according to Billboard estimates, a 27.8% increase from the same period last year.
Hallyu was derived from the two Korean words 'Han' for 'Korean' and 'Ryu' for 'wave,' bringing about the present-day name for Korean Wave, a global phenomena about the popularity of Korean dramas.
Indeed, the late 1990s saw the rise of "Hallyu", or "the Korean Wave" – the growing popularity of all things Korean, from fashion and film to music and cuisine.
The show's popularity in Japan was surprising to many, including the producer Yoon Suk-ho and then-Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi, who in 2004 famously said, "Bae Yong-joon is more popular than I am in Japan."
There's only one more thing this single Japanese woman says she needs to find eternal bliss – a Korean man. She may just have to take a number and get in line. In recent years, the wild success of male celebrities from South Korea – sensitive men but totally ripped – has redefined what Asian women want, from Bangkok to Beijing, from Taipei to Tokyo. Gone are the martial arts movie heroes and the stereotypical macho men of mainstream Asian television. Today, South Korea's trend-setting screen stars and singers dictate everything from what hair gels people use in Vietnam to what jeans are bought in China. Yet for thousands of smitten Japanese women like Yoshimura, collecting the odd poster or DVD is no longer enough. They've set their sights far higher – settling for nothing less than a real Seoulmate.
Like BoA, Se7en also tried to find success in North America and worked alongside Mark Shimmel, Rich Harrison and Darkchild. The result? Complete flops.
The hit Korean drama "Jumong" was broadcast in Romania earlier this year, attracting some 800,000 viewers to the small screen.
The Korean wave, or hallyu, has also made significant forays into Iran. Korean period dramas, "Jumong" in particular, were smash hits. Jumong – the founding monarch of Korea's ancient Goguryeo kingdom (37 B.C.–A.D. 668) – has become the most popular TV drama representing Korea here, with its viewer ratings hovering around 80 to 90 percent.
Những năm 2000, Melodrama (phim tâm lý tình cảm) là thể loại chiếm thế thượng phong trên màn ảnh Hàn. Đâu đâu người ta cũng thấy những chuyện tình buồn đẫm nước mắt với những tình tiết quen thuộc như cặp đôi bị chia rẽ bởi khác biệt gia cảnh hay một căn bệnh quái ác nào đó cướp đi mạng sống của người yêu. (...) Đã có rất nhiều huyền thoại Melodrama, điển hình như Trái tim mùa thu, Nấc thang lên thiên đường, Giày thủy tinh…
Năm 2009 được xem là thời hoàng kim của Kpop với sự cạnh tranh của hàng loạt nhóm nhạc tài năng, từ đó ra đời những bản hit đi cùng năm tháng.
Năm 2009 được xem là thời hoàng kim của Kpop với sự cạnh tranh của hàng loạt nhóm nhạc tài năng, từ đó ra đời những bản hit đi cùng năm tháng.
The new administration will elevate the sanctity of our spiritual ethos so that they can permeate every facet of society and in so doing, enable all of our citizens to enjoy life enriched by culture. We will harness the innate value of culture in order to heal social conflicts and bridging cultural divides separating different regions, generations, and social strata. We will build a nation that becomes happier through culture, where culture becomes a fabric of daily life, and a welfare system that embodies cultural values. Creative activities across wide-ranging genres will be supported, while the contents industry which merges culture with advanced technology will be nurtured. In so doing, we will ignite the engine of a creative economy and create new jobs. Together with the Korean people we will foster a new cultural renaissance or a culture that transcends ethnicity and languages, overcomes ideologies and customs, contributes to the peaceful development of humanity, and is connected by the ability to share happiness.
Năm 2009 được xem là thời hoàng kim của Kpop với sự cạnh tranh của hàng loạt nhóm nhạc tài năng, từ đó ra đời những bản hit đi cùng năm tháng.
Năm 2009 được xem là thời hoàng kim của Kpop với sự cạnh tranh của hàng loạt nhóm nhạc tài năng, từ đó ra đời những bản hit đi cùng năm tháng.