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Меморіальний цвинтар ООН

Меморіальний цвинтар Організації Об'єднаних Націй у Кореї (англ. United Nations Memorial Cemetery in Korea, UNMCK, кор. 재한유엔기념공원) — меморіал військовослужбовцям багатонаціонального контингенту ООН, які загинули у Корейській війні. Знаходиться у місті Пусан, Південна Корея. Це єдиний цвинтар Об'єднаних Націй у світі. На цвинтарі поховано близько 2300 солдатів та інших осіб, які брали участь у Корейській війні. Площа цвинтаря понад 14 гектарів. Історія Меморіальний цвинтар був створений Організацією Об'єднаних Націй у 1951 році. У 1955 році Національна асамблея Кореї ухвалила рішення виділити землю в безстрокове користування. 15 грудня 1955 року Генеральна асамблея ООН прийняла резолюцію, у якій йдеться про те, що ООН буде управляти цвинтарем на постійній основі. У листопаді 1959 року Південна Корея та ООН дійшли згоди щодо створення, управління та догляду за Меморіальним цвинтарем Організації Об'єднаних Націй у Кореї. У наші дні цвинтарем керує Комісія з Меморіального цвинтаря Організації Об'єднаних Націй (CUNMCK), яка складається з представників 11 країн. Генсеки ООН утримувалися від відвідин цвинтаря, однак 30 листопада 2011 року Пан Гі Мун став першим очільником ООН, який відвідав Меморіальний цвинтар ООН у Республіці Корея. Примітки Посилання Офіційний сайт South Africa War Graves Project: South Korea [Архівовано 15 січня 2020 у Wayback Machine.] Korea 1953—1954 Wikivoyage Map [Архівовано 28 червня 2021 у Wayback Machine.] UNMCK [Архівовано 7 грудня 2016 у Wayback Machine.] at WikiMapia
Hanawon

Hanawon (Hangeul: 하나원) ist ein Umerziehungslager für nordkoreanische Flüchtlinge in Südkorea. Allgemeines Die bei Anseong gelegene Anstalt wurde am 8. Juli 1999 eröffnet und ist ungefähr 100 km südlich von der Hauptstadt Seoul gelegen. Nach der Ankunft in Südkorea werden nordkoreanische Flüchtlinge für zwölf Wochen nach Hanawon gebracht, um diese auf ihre Zukunft in Südkorea vorzubereiten. Es gilt 392 Stunden an „Lehrveranstaltungen“ zu absolvieren, unter anderem sind 121 Stunden für politische Grundbildung, aber auch historische Aspekte reserviert, weitere 174 Stunden werden genutzt, um die Flüchtlinge an den Arbeitsmarkt heranzuführen. Beides geschieht offiziellen Angaben zufolge mit dem Hintergrund, den Menschen aus der verarmten, menschenrechtsverletzenden Diktatur Nordkoreas eine freie Lebensweise zu zeigen, um besser in ihrem neuen Heimatland bestehen zu können. Die Betroffenen werden mit einem „Startgeld“ von 22 Millionen Won (ca. 14.500 Euro) versorgt, um nach der zumeist mittellosen Flucht größere Chancen auf einen Neubeginn zu haben. Methoden Flüchtlingen aus Nordkorea wird oft unterstellt, einer Spionagetätigkeit für den verfeindeten Nachbarstaat nachzugehen. Deswegen werden im Rahmen des Aufenthalts im Lager alle Personen gleich nach der Ankunft vom südkoreanischen Geheimdienst einer mehrwöchigen Befragung, die mit psychologischen Tests einhergeht, unterzogen. Es dürfen ferner keine persönlichen Besuche empfangen werden, ein Verlassen der Anstalt ist in der Regel nicht gestattet, auch sind Handys nicht zur Benutzung freigegeben. Andererseits handelt es sich wiederum um keine Strafanstalt, der Aufenthalt ist nur temporär und Flüchtlinge werden über grundlegende Freiheiten und Pflichten in einer Demokratie aufgeklärt, um sich in Südkorea von Beginn an besser zurechtzufinden. Ebenso werden in kurzen praktischen Ausbildungen Tätigkeiten im Bereich der Metallverarbeitung, das Bedienen von diversen Maschinen, gastronomische Grundfertigkeiten oder handelsrelevante Abläufe beigebracht. Diese Weiterbildung geschieht jedoch geschlechterspezifisch, Männer werden eher in handwerklichen Tätigkeiten ausgebildet, Frauen in Büro- oder Haushaltsaufgaben. Einzelnachweise
Hanawon

El Centro de Apoyo al Asentamiento para Refugiados de Corea del Norte (Hangul: 북한이탈주민정착지원사무소), comúnmente conocido como Hanawon (Hangul: 하나원; "Casa de Unidad"), es el nombre de los centros para la reeducación de los desertores norcoreanos. La estancia de tres meses en esta instalación es obligatoria para todos los norcoreanos que llegan al sur.​ Operaciones En Hanawon, el plan de estudios de capacitación de tres meses se centra en tres objetivos principales: aliviar la ansiedad socioeconómica y psicológica de los desertores norcoreanos; superar las barreras de la heterogeneidad cultural; y ofrecer formación práctica para ganarse la vida en el Sur. Los refugiados vuelven a aprender la historia de la península, es decir, que el Norte inició la Guerra de Corea, y toman clases sobre derechos humanos y la mecánica de la democracia. Se les enseña educación sexual y aprenden a usar un cajero automático, pagar una factura de electricidad, conducir un automóvil, leer el alfabeto latino y hablar el dialecto surcoreano. Se los lleva a excursiones para comprar ropa y cortarse el pelo.​ Referencias
Hyundai Senior High School

Hyundai Senior High School (Korean: 현대고등학교; Hanja: 現代高等學校) is an autonomous private high school located in Apgujeong-dong, Gangnam-gu, Seoul, South Korea. The school was established by Hyundai Group (현대그룹), and the founder is Chung Ju-yung (정주영). The school acquired establishment permission on April 29, 1978, and opened in 1985. History 1978, April 29 - An educational foundation Seoul Hyundai Institute was established. 1978, April 29 - The first chief director of the foundation Chung Ju-yung was inaugurated. 1984, March 15 - The school acquired an establishment permission and started construction. 1984, June 25 - The third chief director of the foundation Choi Su-Il was inaugurated. 1985, January 16 - The fourth chief director of the foundation Jang Jung-Ja was inaugurated. 1985, March 4 - The school had an entrance ceremony. The first principal Jung Hee-Kyung was inaugurated. 1985, May 3 - The school celebrated the first school anniversary. 1988, February 12 - The first Graduation 2003, October 27 - Information Education Center in the school was opened. 2011, March 2 - The school converted to an autonomous private school(자율형 사립고등학교). Notable alumni See also Education in South Korea External links Hyudnai Senior High School Official Website (in Korean) Hyundai Senior High School alumni association Website (in Korean)
Gwangju Munhwa Broadcasting Corporation

The Gwangju Munhwa Broadcasting Corporation (Korean: 광주문화방송) is MBC's local branch for the city of Gwangju. The station uses the "HLCQ" callsign. History Gwangju MBC started radio broadcasts on 13 June 1964. On 29 August 1970, Honam Television (HBC) opened as an MBC TV affiliate on channel 9, on 30 September 1971, it was absorbed into the existing company. Affected by the Gwangju Uprising in May 1980, Gwangju MBC's headquarters were set on fire by protesters, accusing MBC of manipulation. A color picture of the building on fire was unearthed by the Asahi Shimbun archives in 2021, when its reporters were on duty for the coverage of the turmoil in Korea. In October, 51% of the shares were forcibly transferred to the government under pressure of the government-backed merger and shutdown of media outlets, in April 1981, color television broadcasts started. The HD news center opened in 2009 and analog broadcasts ended on October 30, 2012. On the 60th anniversary of its founding, a speech was given apologizing for the distorted reporting in May 1980. References
Daejeon Munhwa Broadcasting Corporation

The Daejeon Munhwa Broadcasting Corporation (Korean: 대전문화방송) is MBC's local branch for the city of Daejeon. The station uses the HLCQ callsign. History Daejeon MBC was founded on 12 April 1963 and started radio broadcasts on 26 September 1964. On 7 April 1971, it started broadcasting from a new building at Seonhwa-dong. Television broadcasts started under a separate company, Daejeon Television (Korean: 대전텔레비전방송주식회사), on 24 April 1971, callsign HLAZ-TV, channel 8. On June 20, 2006, it signed a sister station agreement with Kumamoto Asahi Broadcasting. There are plans (since January 2021) to relocate Daejeon MBC, as well as the corporate facilities in Seoul, to Sejong City as well as the creation of a dedicated Sejong MBC unit. Controversies In 2014, Daejeon MBC's Current Affairs Plus was accused of reporting the real name of a victim of sexual harassment, believing it was a pseudonym, creating misinformation on the subject. In 2019, presenters left Daejeon MBC over sexism controversies and violation of human rights. On 15 September 2020, it was criticized for airing the exact same items on the 12 September edition of its news bulletin. References
Samcheok station

Samcheok Station is a railway station on the Donghae Line and the Samcheok Line in South Korea. History February 11, 1944: Commencing operations as a regular station June 13, 1958: Construction of the new station is completed. September 10, 1971: Designated anthracite cargo arrival station July 1, 1983: Changed to class 6 station, abolished Samcheok-Gangneung passenger train (one passenger car connected behind freight train) August 20, 1991: Passengers suspended. January 1, 1994: Stop Baggage cars. July 24, 2007: Resuming passenger handling. June 3, 2019: Passengers suspended. January 1, 2025: Passengers resume handling. References External links Samcheok Station information (in Korean) from Samcheok City
Мост Ыльсукто

Мост Ыльсукто (кор. 을숙도대교) — автодорожный мост в районе Кансо-гу города-метрополии Пусан, Корея. Его длина около 5205 метров. Проектирование моста было завершено в декабре 1993 года. Строительство началось в ноябре 2005 года, и было завершено в декабре 2009 года. Проектное название этого моста было «Мост Мёнджи» (кор. 명지대교).
Gyeonggi Kunstgymnasium

Das Gyeonggi Kunstgymnasium (Koreanisch: 경기예술고등학교), auch bekannt unter der Abkürzung Gyeonggi Yego (Koreanisch: 경기 예고), ist ein öffentliches Gymnasium in Bucheon, Südkorea. Es ist das einzige öffentlich finanzierte Gymnasium unter den Kunstgymnasien in Gyeonggi-do. Die Mehrheit der Absolventen setzt ihr Studium an koreanischen oder ausländischen Universitäten fort, darunter die Seoul National University, die Hongik University und die Kyung-Hee-Universität. Schulstruktur Abteilung für Animation und Cartoon Abteilung für Klassische Musik (Orchester, Chor) Abteilung für Film und Theater Abteilung für Bildende Kunst Das Gymnasium verfügt über ein Wohnheim, das Platz für über 200 Personen bietet. In der Popkultur Im Jahr 2015 strahlte die südkoreanische Reality-Show „Welcome Back to School“ mehrere Episoden aus, die im Gyeonggi Kunstgymnasium gedreht wurden. In den Folgen sind Prominente wie Lee Tae-min von Shinee und Seulgi von Red Velvet zu sehen. Einer der Darsteller, Jo Young-nam, spendete 5 Millionen koreanische Won, um einen Stipendienfonds für die Studenten einzurichten. Bekannte Studenten/Absolventen Seolhyun (* 1995), Sängerin und Schauspielerin Einzelnachweise
Gyeonggi Arts High School

Gyeonggi Arts High School (Korean: 경기예술고등학교), also known by the abbreviation Gyeonggi Yego (Korean: 경기예고) is a public high school located in Bucheon, South Korea. It is the only publicly-funded high school among art high schools located in Gyeonggi-do and has a dormitory that can accommodate over 200 people. Academics It provides curriculum for a total of 4 arts fields, and the number of recruitment varies depending on the department. The music department is divided into detailed majors according to the musical instrument, and the art department can choose one of four major majors during the semester: Western Painting, Korean Painting, Sculpture, and Design. The Department of Theatre and Film, from 2009, is subdivided into acting majors and film majors. The department of Animation and Cartoon has several preparatory classes for students majoring in animation, as well as for those who aim to study abroad in Japan and France. The school annually hold a musical event (Co-created by the entire students) and a graduation exhibition (Department of Visual Arts). In 2020, the school announced its first ‘online performance’ due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The orchestra regularly perform throughout the academic year. Majority of recent graduates are continuing their study in Korean or overseas universities, including SNU, Hongik University, and Kyung Hee University. Organisation Department of Animation & Cartoon Department of Classical Music, consists of Gyeonggi Arts High School Orchestra & Choir Department of Film & Theatre Department of Visual Arts Academic affiliation In February 2017, the school signed a MOU with Lam Tai Fai College in Hong Kong, and have agreed to offer exchange programmes for students and staff to increase knowledge and cultural appreciation. Gyeonggi Art Hall Gyeonggi Art Hall is home for the school's orchestra & choir, and the department of theatre. The building has 4 floors and consists of 2 training rooms and a concert hall with 572 seats in total. In media In 2015, a South Korean reality show Welcome Back to School aired several episodes filmed in Gyeonggi Arts High School. The episodes features celebrities such as Lee Tae-min of Shinee and Seulgi of Red Velvet. One of the cast members, Jo Young-nam, donated 5 Million South Korean won, to establish a scholarship fund for the students. Notable alumni Kim Seol-hyun Lee Soo-kyung References External links School Website Gyeonggi Arts High School at KERIS
Scuola Superiore delle Arti di Gyeonggi

La scuola superiore delle arti di Gyeonggi (in Hangŭl, 경기예술고등학교; in Inglese, Gyeonggi Arts High School), colloquialmente noto come 경기예고 è una scuola d'arte, situata a Bucheon, Corea del Sud. È l'unico liceo pubblico tra i licei d'arte situato a Gyeonggi-do e dispone di un dormitorio che può ospitare circa 200 persone. Organizzazione Fornisce curriculum per un totale di 4 campi artistici e il numero di reclutamento varia a seconda del dipartimento. Il dipartimento musicale è diviso in major dettagliate in base allo strumento musicale e il dipartimento artistico può scegliere una delle quattro major principali durante il semestre: pittura occidentale, pittura coreana, scultura e design. Il Dipartimento di teatro e cinema è diviso in major di recitazione e major di cinema. Ha diverse classi preparatorie diverse da manga e animazione, oltre a corsi di studio all'estero in Giappone e Francia. Dipartimento di Musica Classica Dipartimento di Animazione e Cartoni Animati Dipartimento di Arte Dipartimento di Cinema e Teatro Alunni notevoli Kim Seol-hyun Nei media JTBC Welcome Back to School episodio 40, 41, 42, 43 Note Collegamenti esterni Sito ufficiale, su kgart.hs.kr.
Gimnazjum artystyczne w Gyeonggi

Gimnazjum artystyczne w Gyeonggi (Hangul: 경기예술고등학교), znana również pod skrótem Gyeonggi Yego (Hangul: 경기예고) to publiczne liceum w Bucheon w Korei Południowej. Jest to jedyna szkoła średnia finansowana ze środków publicznych wśród liceów artystycznych zlokalizowana w Gyeonggi-do i posiada internat mogący pomieścić ponad 200 osób. W telewizji W 2015 roku południowokoreański reality show Welcome Back to School wyemitował kilka odcinków nakręconych w Gimnazjum artystycznym w Gyeonggi. W odcinkach występują gwiazdy, takie jak Lee Tae-min z Shinee i Seulgi z Red Velvet. Jeden z członków obsady, Jo Young-nam, przekazał 5 milionów wonów koreańskich na utworzenie funduszu stypendialnego dla studentów. Absolwenci Kim Seol-hyun Lee Soo-kyung Przypisy
Средняя школа искусств Кёнги

Средняя школа искусств Кёнги (кор. 경기예술고등학교) — это государственная средняя школа, расположенная в Пучхон-си, Кёнгидо. Это единственная государственная средняя школа среди школ искусств в Кёнгидо, в которой есть общежитие, в котором могут разместиться около 200 человек. В феврале 2017 года школа подписала меморандум о взаимопонимании с колледжем Лам Тай Фай в Гонконге. Структура Он предусматривает учебную программу по 4 областям искусств, и количество приемов варьируется в зависимости от факультета. Музыкальный факультет разделен на детализированные специальности в зависимости от музыкального инструмента, а художественный отдел может выбрать одну из четырех основных специальностей в течение семестра: западная живопись, корейская живопись, скульптура и дизайн. Кафедра театра и кино делится на актерские и кинематографические специальности. Здесь есть несколько подготовительных классов, отличных от манги и анимации, а также уроки обучения за рубежом в Японии и Франции. Выпускники Ким Соль Хён в СМИ JTBC Welcome Back to School эпизоды 40, 41, 42, 43 Примечания
Suji High School

Suji High School is a public high school (ages 16–18) in Yongin, South Korea. It was opened on November 1, 1994. It holds 684 students as of 2010. It used to be an unstandardized high school where only students who achieve a high grade in middle school were allowed to enter. However, since 2015, it became standardized due to Yongin's standardized high school policy. Symbols School tree: pine – It means unyieldingly noble beliefs and principles and loyalty. School flower: magnolia – Because of its color, it means noble and pure mind. School bird: crane- It stands for lofty grace. School emblem: Its shape come from its Hangul name 수지's ㅅ and ㅈ and its color means harmony of sky(blue) and land(yellow). Also it stands for high(lofty) spirit and modesty. History The school was granted permission to be founded on 11 November 1994, with the first principal, ChoongGyo Shin being appointed in March of the following year. The 5th principal, JeonYeol Lyu was appointed in 1 March 2010. Curriculum Grade 10th General subject: Korean, Ethics, Society, Korean History, Mathematics, Science, Technique&Housekeeping, P.E, Music, Art, English. Special subject: Grade 11th General subject: Information society and Computer, P.E and Health, Chinese character. Advanced (Intensified) subject: Literature, MathematicsI(1st term), Mathematics II (2nd term), Physics I, Chemistry I, Biology I, Earth Science I, English I. Elective subject: Music and Life/ Art and Life Grade 12th General subject: Citizen ethics, Ecology and Environment. Advanced (Intensified) subject: Reading, Practical English Conversation, Integral and Statistics, Geometry and Vector. Elective subject: Spanish/Chinese, Korean Geography/Korean Modern and Contemporary History, Physics II/Chemistry II/Biology II/Earth Science II (select 2), English Reading and Composition/English II. Student Council It consists of chairman, vice-chairman, scribe, 8 department heads, 8 deputy department heads. Chairman Vice-chairman Scribe General affairs department Department head Deputy department head Order-Fulfilling department Department head Deputy department head Environment department Department head Deputy department head Service department Department head Deputy department head Health department Department head Deputy department head Art and Science department Department head Deputy department head Information department Department head Deputy department head P.E department Department head Deputy department head Location It is located in 113, Supung-ro, Suji-gu, Yongin-si, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea References External links Official website
Hyowon High School

Hyowon High School (Korean: 효원고등학교) is a public high school located in Suwon, South Korea. History Jan 16, 1987 - The construction of the school was allowed. (10 classes) Mar 1, 1988 - The school was founded and The 1st principal Cho Dong-hyun (조동현) took office. Feb 8, 1991 - The 1st graduation. (Boys : 446, Girls : 112) Mar 2, 1995 - The 3rd Yun Dae-cheol (윤대철) principal took office. Feb 9, 2000 - The 10th graduation. (Boys : 439, Girls : 216) Mar 1, 2006 - The 7th Ryu Doh-Hyung (류도형) principal took office. Mar 1, 2010 - The 9th Min Wung-gi (민웅기) principal took office. Sep 1, 2013 - The 10th Kim Jae-tak (김재탁) principal took office. Feb 6, 2014 - The 24th graduation. (Boys : 296, Girls : 285) Mar 3, 2014 - The 27th entrance ceremony. (Boys : 282, Girls : 256) Notable alumni Choi Jae-bong, a speed skater Hyun Hee, a épée fencer Oh Kyo-moon, an archer References External links Official website (in Korean)
Gungnamji

Gungnamji (l'étang au sud du palais royal) est le plus ancien étang artificiel de Corée. Il se trouve actuellement dans le parc Seodong, un parc de sculptures situé à Buyeo dans la province de Chungnam en Corée du Sud. Seodong est le nom d'enfance du roi Mu. Il est décrit dans le Samguk Sagi, L'histoire des trois royaumes, qui indique que Mu, le roi de Baekje, a fait creuser ce lac en 634 lors de sa 35e année de règne, l'a alimenté par un canal d'une longueur de 7 800 mètres et l'a agrémenté de saules et d'une ile symbolisant Bangjangseonsan, l'une des montagnes célestes de la mythologie chinoise. 11 tablettes en bois (mokkan) portant des inscriptions datant du VIIe siècle ont été retrouvées sur ce site entre 1995 et 2001. Voir aussi Parc culturel de Baekje Musée national de Buyeo Aires historiques de Baekje Références Portail des lacs et cours d'eau Portail de la Corée du Sud
Najeong Well

Najeong Well (Korean: 경주 나정; Hanja: 慶州蘿井), is a historic well in the forest of Najeong in Gyeongju, South Korea. On 20 November 1975, it was designated Historic Site of South Korea No. 245. The well is said to be the birthplace of Park Hyeokgeose, the founder of Silla. In popular culture In the South Korean TV series, Hwarang: The Poet Warrior Youth, the young True bones meet here to fight, and, Najeong being a sacred place, are subject to death, a death which is avoided, by swearing to become Hwarang with allegiance not to their families but to Silla and its king. Gallery References External links Media related to Najeong Well at Wikimedia Commons
Kyeongbuk Science High School

Kyeongbuk Science High School (Korean: 경북과학고등학교) is a science high school located in North Gyeongsang Province, South Korea. The school opened in 1993. As of 2024, it has 142 students. The school tree is the zelkova serrata and the flower is the zinnia elegans. History June 27, 1992 – Established with an initial class of 30 students July 1, 1992 – Designated as a special purpose high school February 26, 1993 – Completion of the school building and dormitory March 1, 1993 – Inauguration of the first principal, Kwon Tak May 19, 1993 – Opening Ceremony November 16, 1994 – Completion of the third floor extension to the dormitory February 14, 1995 – 1st early admission graduation ceremony (19 students) November 23, 1996 – Establishment of comprehensive multimedia room March 17, 2004 – Opening of Yongorum Observatory January 20, 2023 – 28th graduation ceremony. Total number of graduates: 1,208 March 1, 2023 – Inauguration of 12th Principal, Hongsik Son March 2, 2023 – 2023 school year admissions (61 students) March 2025 – Expected opening of Gyeongbuk Provincial Office of Education Mathematics and Culture Center Alumni Keum Na-na, author and Miss Korea 2002 Kim Ho Min, biologist References External links Official website (in Korean)