HACD (Hallyu Archetypal Culture Delegation)

 Thanks for visiting everyone! Welcome to the HACD blog. We value your time spent reading our publications; let's read the continuation of HACD's 4th class together. We'll share you the most important lesson about the Golden Age of Longevity, and we'll get to know our lovely participants who are continuing their journey with the HACD mentors. Finally, we will be able to read about the fourth class of Season 2, and we are overjoyed to see the participants' gracious greetings. The presentation was made very smooth and fascinating by Mentor Jeonghae, the MC of the meeting, who additionally explained the lesson arrangement for everyone. Before we proceed into class, HACD has an incredible surprise for everyone! We would like to share this wonderful and heartwarming video of Aanushreya talking about the Season 1 presents she got. It's lovely to see how appreciative she feels about the gift she received because HACD gave her a certificate in recognition of her hard wo...

  [3rd Session] On the history texts, Samgukyusa MC Jeonghae started the session by reading the reviews about the last class. The comment that made us proud was from Ivy Luna from the Philippines who said “May we all from HACD class in our own ways be ambassadors in making their TRUE HISTORY be heard, recognized and accepted by the world”. Totally! That is the purpose behind the HACD programs and meetings and we hope that it will become a reality! This session’s lecturer was Mr. Lee from the Philippines. Samgukyusa is one of the 3 important history books of Korea which include Samguk Sagi and Dangun Segi. It was written by a Buddhist monk Il Yeon (1206- 1289). We read a passage from the “Old Joseon” Chapter of Samguk Yusa. According to the Book of Wei , Joseon existed over 2000 years ago by Dangun Wanggeom. The Capital is Asadal. According to the Gogi (Ancient Records of Korea), Hwanguk was composed of 12 countries. Hwanin was the ruler of Hwanguk and Hwanung was the ruler of Baed...

 Hello, everyone! It's great to have you here on the HACD blog page. Season 2 is now accessible, and we will share the greatest achievements from each class with you. Have you read the Season 2 introduction and first class? If you haven't read it yet, you should do so right now. Let's go on to the second class topic. We are always delighted to share our adventures with you!💕 So, let's get started! We knew after the first class of Season 1 that the participants adored the presentation and lectures. We heard their best impressions, and they provided us with genuine comments and great inspiration for HACD. It's really sweet to see how much participants appreciate the great teachings we provide and how it helps them grow. As we do so, we are going to feature some of the greatest reviews from our world-wide participants. We are at ease that every one of you will feel exactly the same way. Take a look at the positive feedback they presented below.  It's incredible! W...

Greetings to all HACD supporters and blog followers! We're delighted you've came back to our blog to explore more of our stories. It's been a while, but here's the latest chapter of our publication. Season 2 is waving back! So, let's have some fun and dive into the new thrilling events of the HACD family. We'd like to summarize the first week of Season 2 class, and here's the next chapter of Season 1. We are so thankful to see the lovely and glowing smiles of our participants who have passionately participated the event and will forever cherish the HACD. At the opening of the meeting, we additionally presented them the amazing sights of Gyeongbokgung Palace with HACD, Mentor Jeonghae, Mentor Yeonju, and MC Naya as the tourist guides on the vlog, who dressed in traditional Korean clothing and guided participants to experience the majestic beauty of the palace. We additionally introduced our mentors and teachers for Season 2 before the class began. We have out...

Greetings to everyone! It's great to have you on our HACD blog page.  We have prepared new material to make it easier for you to connect with our organization, so please read this article and continue to follow our social media platforms.  Welcome to our HACD profile link, and let's look within for some interesting contents. Are you experiencing difficulties finding our YouTube channel? and the HACD blog? Don't worry, we've already created a profile link in order to make it as simple as possible to visit our pages.  In order to conveniently access the videos on our YouTube and Blog pages, please click this link below, click the redirect page to proceed, and then click on your preferred page to visit.💕 HACD 프로필링크 [Profile Link]  or  https://www.miricanvas.com/v/1275cbk?fbclid How was it?😍 HACD's profile link page is adorable and beautiful. Please follow and subscribe to all HACD platforms. Kindly check out our Instagram link account below and follow our HACD In...

  POPULARITY OF KOREAN CULTURE We all know that these days Korean culture's popularity has increased and worldwide want to learn about Korean culture, food,k-drama, and so on. ‘Due to this popularity of Korean culture, termed hallyu (“Korean wave”), many Korean words have entered the English language.’ Bulgogi, galbi, hanbok, hangul, kimbap, etc.(26 words)   I think K-pop is very popular with youngsters, not only young people but all generations. BTS we all know them they are very famous for their songs most of them are in the Korean language but we all listen to their songs. For seeing their crazy they made English songs like Dynamite, butter, and Permission to Dance. Permission to dance song performed in UN and they have become UN part also. BTS leader RM gave a speech at the UN and said that “No matter who you are, where you’re from, your skin color, your gender identity, just speak yourself.”     RM(KIM NAMJOON) "After releasing the “Love Yourself” albums and lau...

Unravel the Mysteries of the Korean Language: A Comprehensive Guide to Learning and Mastering Korean  Korean is well known for its culture, as well as its rich history and language as it has thousands of years of history. Here's a primer on the Korean language, as well as some important parts of Korean history and culture. Korean history:  Ancient Period: There is evidence of human presence on the Korean Peninsula as early as the Paleolithic age, which dates back to ancient times. The time of the Three Kingdoms (4th century BCE-7th century CE) was an important period of political and cultural development. Later on the Unification of the Silla and Goryeo Dynasties The Silla Kingdom effectively united the Korean Peninsula in 668 CE. During this time, art, Buddhism, and the creation of a unique Korean culture flourished. The Goryeo Dynasty (918-1392) replaced Silla and carried on Silla's heritage of cultural accomplishments, including advances in literature, pottery, and architec...

Origin of Hallyu Hallyu (한류) is a Hanja character (韩流) which means “Korean Wave”. While the world post the Second World War was focusing on political and economic power, South Korea tried to build itself an image of culture and civilization. They gave more importance to ‘soft power’ where the people follow only if it appeases them when compared to the traditional ‘hard power’ of high economic and military power which forced people to come under them.             Hallyu Wave  https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/hallyu-how-korean- culture-conquered-the-world-kb2swqwb5 South Korea has gone through many tribulations. Due to the advanced military power of Japan and her imperialistic ambition, South Korea ended up becoming a colony of Japan and the Koreans were sent off to Japan to be a part of their army during the second world war and were forced to do menial labour. Koreans had to take up Japanese names, the literature and history books of Korea ...