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Parc de Hyochang

Le parc de Hyochang est un parc à Séoul en Corée du Sud. C'est à l'origine le cimetière de la reine consort Ui du clan Seong (hangeul : 의빈 성씨), de son fils unique (et du premier fils du roi Jeongjo), le prince héritier Munhyo (hangeul : 문효 세자), et du clan Sugeui Park (hangeul : 숙의 박씨), et était connu à l'époque sous le nom de Hyochangwon. L'Empire japonais transforme Hyochangwon en parc en 1924 et le gouverneur général japonais attribue le statut de parc au Hyochangwon en 1940. À la fin de l'ère de la colonisation japonaise de la Corée, alors que la tombe du prince héritier Munhyo est forcée d'être déplacée vers la tombe royale de Sepsam, Hyochangwon est devenu le parc Hyochang. Les restes de trois présidents du gouvernement provisoire de la République de Corée sont enterrés au parc de Hyochang : Lee Bong-chang, Yoon Bong-gil et Baek Jeong-gi, dont les tombes sont connues comme les tombes des trois martyrs. Il y a un tumulus temporaire pour An Jung-geun (1946), et Kim Koo est également enterré au parc de Hyochang après sa mort en 1949. Depuis lors, le lieu contient les tombes de plusieurs militants indépendantistes. Une cérémonie commémorative a lieu chaque année le 13 avril, date anniversaire de la mise en place du gouvernement provisoire. Le parc est désigné monument historique en 1989. En plus des tombes des martyrs patriotiques, le parc contient des équipements tels qu'une aire de jeux pour enfants, des installations sportives, le musée Kim Koo et une association de personnes âgées. Liens externes (en) Cet article est partiellement ou en totalité issu de l’article de Wikipédia en anglais intitulé « Hyochang Park » (voir la liste des auteurs). Parcs de Séoul 용산 문화 광장 (ko) 대한민국 구석 구석 (ko) Portail de Séoul
Hyundai Chungun High School

Hyundai Chungun High School (Korean: 현대청운고등학교; HCU), is a private boarding high school located in Dong District, Ulsan, South Korea. It is one of the six independent private high schools (자율형 사립고) in South Korea that require an application of nationwide scale and admissions test to the applicant students. Since students who want to get in HCU usually get straight A when they are at middle school and take a test to get in HCU, they usually get rank 1 or rank 2 for their grades of CSAT (대학수학능력시험)College Scholastic Ability Test statistically. For example, there was a research for those who took CSAT in 2016 (2017학년도 대학수학능력시험), and HCU placed the 4th in nationwide for the average CSAT grade for Korean, Mathematics, and English. [1] The percentage of rank 1 and rank 2 is 4%, 7% respectively. The aggregate percentile for rank 2 is 11%. Academic grading in South Korea 72.6% of students at HCU in 2016 got rank 1 or rank 2 for their CSAT grade. Specialized education The school runs a so-called "Elite Leadership Education" program for gifted students, including Advanced Placement (AP) courses, as the school was registered as an official AP test center by the College Board in 2007. The school also operates the Academic Adviser Policy, an essay-writing program, and specializes in foreign languages, algebra, and natural sciences. Established in 2008, the Hyundai Chungun Global Leader Program (HCGLP) is an international class for admission to top foreign universities, including English presentation courses to improve speaking and thinking ability in English. Sophomores can join the Global Leader Scholarship (GLS), a three-week program at Portland State University, Oregon, United States. The school also runs classes and clubs for Korean traditional music and arts, including Samul Nori, Daegeum, and Gayageum. See also Education in South Korea References External links Official school web page (in Korean) HCU Promotion Video [2]
HD Hyundai Oilbank

HD Hyundai Oil Bank Co., Ltd. (Korean: 에이치디현대오일뱅크 주식회사) is a petroleum and refinery company with its headquarters in Seosan, South Korea. It was established in 1964 as Kukdong Oil Industry Company (Korean: 극동정유; Hanja: 極東精油; RR: Geukdong Jeongyu; MR: Kŭktongjŏngyu) and later taken over by the Hyundai Group in 1993. It is currently a part of the HD Hyundai Group. Its primary business is petroleum products, similar to the SK Energy, GS Caltex, and S-Oil. See also Energy in South Korea Economy of South Korea References External links Official website
Hyundai oil bank

Hyundai oil bank (корейське: 현대 오일 뱅크) — нафтовидобувна та нафтопереробна компанія зі штаб-квартирою в Сосан (Чхунчхон-Намдо), Південна Корея. Вона була заснована в 1964 році як Kukdong Oil Industry Company (корейська: 극동 정유), а пізніше була передана Hyundai Group (1993). В даний час вона входить до групи Hyundai Heavy Industries Group. Основним видом діяльності є нафтопродукти, подібні до SK Energy, GS Caltex, S-Oil. Див. також Економіка Південної Кореї Інтернет-ресурси Hyundai Oil Bank Homepage [Архівовано 26 січня 2022 у Wayback Machine.] History | Overview [Архівовано 8 лютого 2021 у Wayback Machine.]
Icheon-Stadion

Das Icheon-Stadion (kor. 이천종합운동장) ist ein Fußballstadion in der südkoreanischen Stadt Icheon, Gyeonggi-do. Das Stadion ist ein multifunktionales Stadion und wurde 2001 errichtet. Der ehemalige Zweitligist Icheon Sangmu FC nutzte das Stadion von 2003 bis 2005. Danach wurde es von Icheon Hummel FC von 2006 bis 2007 weiter genutzt. Seit 2009 nutzt der K3-League-Verein Icheon Citizen FC das Stadion. 2014 zog der WK-League-Verein Icheon Daekyo WFC ebenfalls in das Stadion und nutzt es bis Ende 2017 für ihre Ligaspiele als Heimstadion. Fotogalerie Weblinks worldofstadiums.com - Bilderreihe vom Stadion
Suwon Bus Terminal

Suwon Bus Terminal (Korean: 수원버스터미널) is the main intercity and express bus station serving Suwon, Gyeonggi Province, South Korea. The station is located in Gwonseon District, 2.6 km south-east of Suwon Station. Standing beside a branch of E-Mart, it is not to be confused with West Suwon Bus Terminal, which is located adjacent to a different branch of the same store. Buses There are direct buses from Suwon Bus Terminal to the following places. Surroundings emart megabox Express Daejeon; Gwangju; Jinju; Mokpo Inter-city Chungcheong Buyeo; Cheonan; Cheongju; Chungju; Daejeon; Eumseong; Jecheon; Jincheon; Onyang (Asan); Songnisan; Taean Gangwon-do Cheorwon; Chuncheon; Gangneung; Hongcheon; Sokcho; Wonju Gyeonggi-do Ansan; Anjung; Anseong; Bupyeong; Dongducheon; Goyang; Icheon; Incheon; Joam (Hwaseong); Pyeongtaek; Siheung; Uijeongbu; Yangpyeong; Yeoju Gyeongsang Andong; Busan; Changwon; Daegu; Gimhae; Gumi; Pohang; Sangju; Uljin; Ulsan; Yeongju; Yangsan; Jeolla Gunsan; Jeonju; Mokpo External links [1] Bus Terminals in Gyeonggi-do [2] Express Bus Lines Association
Seoul Express Bus Terminal

The Seoul Express Bus Terminal (a.k.a. Gangnam Bus Terminal) is the key bus terminal located in Seocho-gu, Seoul. It is connected underground to both the Gangnam branch of the Shinsaegae department store and the banpo underground market, as well as containing its own share of stores. Routes Express Bus Transportation Subway Express Bus Terminal Station (, and ) City Bus Local Bus: Seocho 01, Seocho 10, Seocho 13, Seocho 14, Seocho 21 Branch Bus: 3012, 3414, 4212, 4318, 5413, 6411, 8541 Trunk Bus: 142, 143, 148, 351, 360, 362, 401, 406, 462, 540, 640, 642, 643, 740 Rapid Bus: 9408 Airport Bus: 6000, 6020 Incheon Rapid Bus: 9500, 9501, 9502, 9510, 9800, 9802 See also Central City References External links Official website https://moovitapp.com/index/en/public_transit-line-148-%EC%84%9C%EC%9A%B8%EC%8B%9CSeoul-1802-853691-247332-0
Dong Seoul Bus Terminal

Dong Seoul Bus Terminal is a bus terminal located in 50 Gangbyeonyeokro (Gu-wi dong 546-1), Gwangjin-gu, Seoul, South Korea. It is in front of Seoul Subway Line 2 Gangbyeon Station. It was constructed in 1987, and established in 1990. One of the station's goals was to serve the new Jungbu Expressway. The terminal is operated by Dong Seoul Terminal Operations Corp, but the company is owned by Hanjin. This terminal uses two national terminal codes: buses which go to Chungchung and Gyeongsang use code 031, and those which go to Gangwon and Jeolla use 032. This terminal is heavily used by soldiers from multiple military bases in Gangwon Province. Routes See also Gangbyeon Station References External links Official website
Ilmin Museum of Art

Das Ilmin Museum of Art (deutsch: Ilmin-Kunstmuseum, koreanisch: 일민미술관) ist ein privates Kunstmuseum in Seoul, Südkorea, in dem vor allem koreanische Kunst ausgestellt wird. Geschichte Das Museum wurde 1994 von der gemeinnützigen Ilmin Cultural Foundation (일민문화재단) zur Erinnerung an Kim Sang-man (1910–1994), den früheren Präsidenten von Dong-a Ilbo, einem der wichtigsten Zeitungsverlage in Korea, gegründet. Kim hatte sich während seines gesamten Lebens für den koreanischen Journalismus und die koreanische Kultur eingesetzt. Das Museum ist nach seinem Pseudonym „Ilmin“ (일민, 一民) benannt, was wörtlich übersetzt „ein Volk“ bedeutet. Im Dezember 1996 wurde das Museum mit drei Ausstellungsräumen unter dem Namen Ilmin Art Hall eröffnet. Nach einer einjährigen Renovierung wurde das Museum im Februar 2002 wiedereröffnet. Lage Das Museum ist am südlichen Ende von Gwanghwamun Plaza im Gebäude 139 Sejongno (Sejong Avenue) in Jongno-gu. Das Museum hat fünf Geschosse mit 650 m² Fläche. Es befindet sich im ehemaligen Verlagsgebäude der Zeitung Dong-a Ilbo, dem ältesten Verlagsgebäude in Korea. Ausstellungsstücke Das Museum besteht aus zwei großen Ausstellungshallen und der Ilmin Sammlung. Die Ilmin Sammlung umfasst über 430 Kunstwerke, insbesondere koreanisches Porzellan, koreanische Gemälde und koreanische Kalligraphie aus dem Goryeo und der Joseon-Dynastie sowie über 1200 Zeichnungen und Gemälde, die von verschiedenen Zeitungen veröffentlicht wurden. Außerdem beherbergt das Museum eine Sammlung moderner Kunst mit 100 Kunstwerken. Es bietet eine Einführung in die zeitgenössische Kunst, wie moderne Gemälde, Fotografien, Videokunst und Installationskunst. Es beherbergt im vierten Stock auch das einzige Archiv Südkoreas für Dokumentarfilme und Videokunst, das seine Sammlung der Öffentlichkeit präsentiert. Es gibt dort etwa 200 Dokumentarfilme und 50 Videos von südkoreanischen und internationalen Künstlern. Aktivitäten Das Museum veröffentlicht das kunstwissenschaftliche Werk Ilmin Visual Culture (일민시각문화). Es verleiht den Ilmin Art Award (일민문화상) und die Ilmin Fellowship, mit der Künstler und Kunstwissenschaftler unterstützt werden. Weblinks Offizielle Website Einzelnachweise
Museo Ilmin

Museo Ilmin es un museo de arte privada de Corea del Sur, que se encuentra en la calle Sejongno en Jung-gu, un distrito central de Seúl, conocida por la exposición de arte, principalmente Arte coreano. El museo fue creado y es administrado por la Fundación Cultural Ilmin (일민 문화 재단), una organización sin fines de lucro fundada en 1994 en memoria de Kim Sang-man (김상만 金相 万 1910 ~ 1994), expresidente de Dong-A Ilbo, una de las principales compañías de periódicos de Corea del Sur. Kim dedicó toda su vida a desarrollar el periodismo de Corea y la promoción de la cultura de Corea. El museo lleva el nombre de su seudónimo, "Ilmin" (일민 一民, literalmente "un pueblo"). Galería de imágenes Véase también Arte Coreano Cultura de Corea Historia de Corea Pintura de Corea Enlaces externos Sitio oficial
Ильмин (музей)

Художественный музей «Ильмин» (кор. 일민미술관, англ. Ilmin Museum of Art) — частный художественный музей в районе Чонногу южнокорейского города Сеул, основанный в 1994 и открытый в декабре 1996 года в бывшем здании редакции газеты «The Dong-a Ilbo», построенном в 1926 году; основой музейного фонда послужила коллекция произведений искусства, которую собрал журналист и редактор Ким Санг-ман, известный под псевдонимом «Ильмин». Музей повторно открылся в феврале 2002 года: теперь он занимает пять этажей и имеет общую выставочную площадь в 650 м²; специализируется на корейском и современном искусстве — в особенности, на видео-арте. История и описание Частный художественный музей «Ильмин» был основан в центральной части Сеула в 1994 году — он расположен на улице Седжонно; он был создан и до сих пор управляется культурным фондом «Ильмин» — некоммерческой организацией, образованной в память журналисте и редакторе Ким Санг-мане (Kim Sang-man, 1910—1994), известном под псевдонимом «Ильмин» (Ilmin); Санг-ма являлся основателем одной из крупнейших газетных компаний в Южной Корее, «The Dong-a Ilbo». В декабре 1996 года музей открылся в здании с тремя выставочными залами, располагавшимися в здании бывшей редакции, построенном в 1926 году; в основу музейных фондов была положена коллекция произведений искусства, собранная самим Ильмином. Уже в XXI веке, после годичной реконструкции — сохранив внешний облик бывшего здания редакции — музей повторно открылся в феврале 2002 года: теперь он размещался на пяти этажах и имел общую выставочную площадью в 650 м². На первом и втором этажах в основном проводятся временные выставки, а на третьем этаже разместилась постоянная экспозиция: фонд галереи включает в себя более 430 произведений корейского искусства (фарфора, картин и каллиграфических работ); кроме того, в нём хранится более 1200 фотографий и иллюстраций, опубликованных в газетах и журналах. В музее также имеется коллекция произведений современного искусства, состоящая из 100 работ социальной тематики; в рамках временных выставок, музей также знакомит широкую публику с современным искусством — с помощью различных средств, включая живопись, фотографию, видео-арт и инсталляции. Документальный видеоархив расположен на четвертом этаже: он состоит из 200 документальных фильмов и 50 произведений видео-арта, созданных южнокорейскими и зарубежными авторами. См. также Музей современного искусства «Тэлим» Истанбул Модерн Примечания Литература Yu Yeon Kim, Ilmin Misulgwan. In the eye of the tiger: a survey of 10 contemporary Korean artists. — Seoul: Ilmin Museum of Art, 1997. — 69 с. Ссылки Ilmin Museum of Art: Public Institution (англ.). artfacts.net. ArtFacts.Net GmbH. Дата обращения: 13 августа 2019.
Jonszangunmjo

A Jonszangunmjo (Yeonsangunmyo) (hangul: 연산군묘, handzsa: 燕山君墓) Szöul Tobong-ku (Dobong-gu) kerületében található Csoszon (Joseon)-kori koreai királysír, melybe Jonszangun (Yeonsangun) királyt temették. Mivel a király életében elkövetett tettei miatt nem kapott posztumusz nevet, vagyis egyszerű hercegként temették el, így csak mjo (myo) típusú sír járt neki. Ez a típus hivatalosan nem királysír, így a világörökségnek sem része. Története Jonszangun (Yeonsangun) Kanghvado (Ganghwado) szigetén halt meg, sírját a felesége (a király rangját vesztettsége miatt királynői címétől megfosztott, Sin klánból származó, utólagosan „hercegné a kocshang (goechang)i Sin klánból” (Kocshanggunbuin (Geochanggunbuin), 거창군부인) néven ismert asszony) kérésére szállították át jelenlegi helyére. A sír közelében temették el lányait és vejeit. Jegyzetek
Korea Minting and Security Printing Corporation

The Korea Minting, Security Printing and ID Card Operating Corporation (KOMSCO; Korean: 한국조폐공사) is a state-owned corporation which is responsible to print and mint the banknotes and coins and other government documents. Its headquarters are located in Daejeon, South Korea. The Korea Minting and Security Printing Corporation (KOMSCO) is responsible for the production and distribution of various security products in South Korea. Among its primary outputs are banknotes, checks, stamps, securities, bonds, and gift certificates. KOMSCO supplies these items to several key institutions and entities within the country, including the Bank of Korea, the Ministry of Economy and Finance, the Korea Federation of Banks, and the Korea Post. Additionally, it serves major distribution conglomerates such as Shinsegae, NongHyup, KEB Hana Bank, Dong-A Pharmaceutical, Homeplus, and GS latex , ensuring a wide-reaching impact on the nation's financial and security printing industry. The Korea Minting and Security Printing Corporation (KOMSCO) also plays a significant role in the production and supply of coins and specialized security products. This includes the manufacturing of circulation coins, commemorative coins, medals, various precious metal products, and decorations. These items are supplied to several important institutions such as the Bank of Korea, the Ministry of the Interior and Safety, major corporations, and leading universities. Medals and decorations are produced at the Currency Headquarters located in Gyeongsan. KOMSCO manufactures and supplies the government with twelve types of decorations, including the prestigious Order of the Mugunghwa. In the field of medals, KOMSCO has produced a variety of commemorative medals for the government, including Olympic medals, as well as promotional medals, art medals, long service medals, and replicas of cultural heritage items. Products The main job of KOMSCO is printing and minting the South Korean currency. Currently the 1000, 5000, 10,000, 50,000 KRW banknotes and the 1, 5, 10, 50, 100, 500 KRW coins are minted and printed by the currency plant of KOMSCO. Also, they produce all South Korean cheques, stamps, and passports. KOMSCO currently produces four bullion coin series; Komsco Tiger series, Chiwoo Cheonwang, Zi:Sin, and the K Series. References External links Official website (in English and Korean)
Corporación de Acuñación e Impresión de Seguridad de Corea

La Corporación de Acuñación e Impresión de Seguridad de Corea​​ (en inglés: Korea Minting and Security Printing Corporation; en coreano: 한국조폐공사, romanizado: Hanguk Jopye Gongsa; KOMSCO por sus siglas en inglés) es una corporación estatal Surcoreana que se encarga de imprimir y acuñar las monedas, billetes y otros documentos gubernamentales. Su sede se encuentra en Daejeon, Corea del Sur. KOMSCO también fabrica monedas de otras devisas, como el Nuevo séquel israelí. Productos El principal trabajo de KOMSCO es la impresión y acuñación de la moneda de Corea del Sur. Actualmente, los billetes de 1000, 5000, 10 000, 50 000 y monedas de 1, 5, 10, 50, 100, 500 son fabricadas por KOMSCO. Referencias Véase también Anexo:Casas de monedas
Korea Minting and Security Printing Corporation

De Korea Minting and Security Printing Corporation of KOMSCO (한국조폐공사, Hanguk Jopye Gongsa) is het nationale munthuis en bankbiljettendrukkerij van Zuid-Korea. Het hoofdkwartier bevindt zich in Gajeong-dong, Yuseong-gu, Daejeon. De Munt werd opgericht in 1951. KOMSCO slaat de munten en drukt de bankbiljetten van de Zuid-Koreaanse won. Sinds 1988 bestaat het munten- en bankbiljettenmuseum Currency Museum of Korea. Externe link Officiële website
International University of Korea

International University of Korea (Korean: 한국국제대학교) was a private university located in Jinju, South Korea. It is located 5 miles (8.0 km) east of Jinju. The university was closed on August 31, 2023. Established in 1978 and later as Jinjun International University, the post secondary institution was renamed the current named in 2008. The university was made up of seven colleges and 27 departments with total enrollment at 5,000. IUK offers studies in Korean and English attracting mostly students from Asia (China, Japan, Mongolia, Vietnam, Philippines, Sri Lanka) as well as from Australia, Canada, United States and Turkey. Faculties There are 27 departments at IUK: Campus IUK is located in a suburban area of Jinju and consists of several buildings Integrative Engineering Building Biotech Building Social Sciences Building Education and Science Building Sangmun Gymnasium Arts Building Transportation Engineering Building Health and Welfare Building International Studies Building Administration Library Football Stadium Dorms References External links IUK English site
Jeju Shinhwa World

The Jeju Shinhwa World is a fully integrated South Korean resort located on Jeju Island. The resort has a casino, multiple theme parks, and hotels. The first building, Somerset Jeju Shinhwa World, opened in April 2017. On 25 February 2018, the resort had its grand opening. History Prior to the establishment of the resort, Landing International purchased the land with the intent of opening a casino called the Landing Casino. After the warming of China–South Korea relations, Jeju granted Chinese citizens 30-day visa-free stays. The park expected to provide approximately 5,000 jobs when it became fully operational. In April 2017, the resort opened its first location, the Somerset Jeju Shinhwa World. In September of that year, Shinhwa Theme Park opened in a partnership with TUBAn Company Limited. In November, Landing Convention Centre and YG Republique, a "food and beverage and entertainment complex", opened. In December, the resort opened Jeju Shinhwa World Marriott Resort and Shinhwa Shoppes. The Jeju Shinhwa World Theme Park opened on September 30, 2017. It covers 280,000 square meters in south-west Jeju. The theme park is split into three zones which cover stories of ancient and medieval times. The park consists of "roller coasters, rides, exhibits, and live performances". On 25 February 2018, the resort had its official grand opening. In the summer of 2018, Shinhwa Waterpark opened. The resort expected to open Jeju Shinhwa World Four Seasons Resort & Spa, a luxury hotel, and Lionsgate Movie World by 2020. Lionsgate Movie World is in collaboration with Lionsgate Entertainment Corp. Construction was expected to begin in 2019. South Korean singer-songwriter and rapper, G-Dragon, was announced as the official ambassador of Shinhwa World. G-Dragon directly participated in the development, design, and planning of the concept of the resort complex. The casinos are opened only to foreigners due to South Korean law. Landing Casino In 2018, the Landing Casino hosted the Triton Poker SHR Jeju, one of the first televised short deck hold 'em events. The line up included Tom Dwan, Paul Phua, Jason Koon, Andrew Robl, Elton Tsang, Qiang Wang and Tan Xuan. References External links Official website Corporate website Archived 2019-01-02 at the Wayback Machine