HACD (Hallyu Archetypal Culture Delegation)

Hello, HACD’s friends!👐   Today we want to share with you a new topic. As Korean history enthusiasts, we have decided to let you know something more about Korean activists, those who fought for Korean Independence and devoted themselves to Korean liberation from Japanese domination. Despite there being so many people that join the Resistance together, we’ve decided to choose three of the most important and influential persons, who make the Korean Independence dream come true. Kim Gu “ If God were to ask me what was my wish, I would reply that I want our Nation to become the most beautiful in the World.   I do not want our Nation to become the richest or the most powerful. I have felt the pain of being invaded by others, thus, I do not want my Nation to invade others." Born on 29 August 1876 in Baegun-dong, Haeju, Hwanghae-do Province. He died at the age of 72 in Seoul. He was a Korean statesman and the leader of the Independence Movement against Japan's domination. In h

  [3rd SESSION]  Yin&Yang and Eastern Philosohy Good day and greetings to all of our beloved readers!  Thank you so much for coming to the HACD blog! It's another day filled with fantastic stories from us.  We are delighted to welcome you and express our gratitude for your time spent reading our blog. Following several days of preparation, we meet again on the third session for Season 1 Lesson 3 and the lesson topic that we discussed is about Yin&Yang, Eastern Philosophy in Korean Food, Clothing, and Shelter Culture. It's encouraging to see how committed all of the participants are to continuing to attend our free lessons for everyone; we believe they are enjoying and appreciate the learning experiences that we provide for them. In this lesson for the third week of our regular meeting, Teacher Seok Kim was selected as the lecturer for the class topic; he is one of the organization's greatest teachers and interpreters. So, with the most active engagement of our parti

  [2nd Session] Learning True Korean History with Hallyu Contents The second class of season 1 was amazing! We started the seminar with MC Jeonghae and MC Naya from Thailand. They read reviews from participants about the last class. Overall, the reviews were about how the information was new to the participants and how eager they are to learn more! Today’s lecturer was Ms. Son who is a translator and interpreter. She started the lecture with the Hongik Ingan ideology which means “to foster wide-reaching benefits for humanity” and the Korean history that is typically known to the world (like Gojoseon or the Korean War). Then, we watched the last episode of Mr. Sunshine. It was about the Korean Righteous Army telling about their situation to Canadian journalist, Fredrick Arthur MacKenzie. Then, we watched a clip from a movie called “A Resistance” about the March 1st Movement. We learned about the Donghak Peasant Revolution. Ms. Son said that mentioning the Japanese Invasion is important

[1st SESSION] Learning Archetypal Culture   with Hallyu Contents   Greetings to all of you!  Hello and welcome to HACD, and let us follow the journey of the Hallyu Archetypal Culture Delegation internationally & virtually, which began in the year 2023 in honor of our honorable teachers and mentors.   ARE YOU FASCINATED BY HACD?   We know that you're eager to learn everything there is to find out.  What exactly are you waiting for? Let us read together and look at the stories & episodes of Hallyu Archetypal Culture Delegation. WHAT EXACTLY IS HACD?  Hallyu Archetypal Culture Delegation enables you to acquire knowledge regarding Korean history, culture, and archetypal, yet it additionally informs you about the similarities that different countries have, and it'll help you to become enlightened about the world around you and realize the significance of everything that we have are . Let us learn more and study about it together!   We have held FREE classes for foreigners a

[Hallyu Archetypal Culture Delegation] 한류원형문화사절단