'The writing which corresponds to All' 61

  1. 2008/11/05 Korean netizens congratulate Obama (5)
  2. 2008/11/05 korean netizens congratulate obama in second life
  3. 2008/10/17 foreign media are releasing reports one after another that distort the actual financial and economic situation in South Korea
  4. 2008/08/27 Korea records best performance in 2008 Summer Olympics
  5. 2008/07/02 KOR-US FTA
  6. 2008/06/16 The Bush administration and Congress must rescue free trade with South Korea. (1)
  7. 2008/06/16 Bad Cow Disease
  8. 2008/06/09 推销经济外交 中韩首脑会谈
  9. 2008/06/03 I LOVE ASIA (Project of Encourage and Support)
  10. 2008/05/29 korea Sales Diplomacy
  11. 2008/05/22 Ministers, CEOs, int'l figures to discuss future of Internet in Seoul
  12. 2008/05/18 Who is Lee Myung-bak (2)
  13. 2008/04/22 click! korea
  14. 2008/04/18 korea & japan friendship
  15. 2008/03/25 日韓 友好関係 増進 動画UCC 公募展開催 (1)
  16. 2008/03/07 celebrate the 100th anniversary of International Women's Day (1)
  17. 2008/02/28 celebrate the 100th anniversary of International Women's Day
  18. 2008/02/23 Pulling the plug on Pyongyang (1)
  19. 2008/02/13 I love Sungnyemun
  20. 2007/10/16 Results of the 2007 South-North Declaration
  21. 2007/09/21 let's talk about korean-japan partnership (5)
  22. 2007/04/18 We share the sadness of Virginia (4)
  23. 2007/02/08 KoreanBlog Event - Finding Fallacies About Korea on Overseas Internet Sites (2)
  24. 2006/12/29 KoreanBlog Contest - December 2006 (1)
  25. 2006/10/19 KoreanBlog's Prize-Awarding Competition for September 2006 (2)
  26. 2006/06/13 KoreanBlog's Prize-Awarding Competition for June 2006
  27. 2006/05/11 KoreanBlog's Prize-Awarding Competition for May 2006
  28. 2006/04/11 KoreanBlog's Prize-Awarding Competition for April 2006
  29. 2006/03/10 KoreanBlog's Prize-Awarding Event for March 2006
  30. 2006/02/07 KoreanBlog's Prize-Awarding Event for February 2006
  31. 2006/01/06 KoreanBlog's Prize-Awarding Event for January 2006
  32. 2005/12/09 SEND MESSAGES OF HOPE FOR YEAR 2006!”
  33. 2005/11/04 KoreanBlog's Prize-Awarding Competition for November 2005
  34. 2005/10/10 KoreanBlog's Prize-Awarding Competition for October 2005
  35. 2005/09/30 KoreanBlog's competition's results for September 2005
  36. 2005/09/12 KoreanBlog's Prize-Awarding Competition for September 2005
  37. 2005/08/10 코리안 블로그에서 8.15광복 이벤트를 한다네요!!!
  38. 2005/08/10 코리안블로그 8.15 60주년 나라사랑 이벤트 개최하네용^^
  39. 2005/08/05 KoreanBlog’s Prize-Awarding Competition for August 2005
  40. 2005/07/29 KoreanBlog's competition's results for JULY 2005 (2)
  41. 2005/07/15 do you have interests on taekwondo?
  42. 2005/07/07 KoreanBlog's Prize-Winning Competition for JULY 2005
  43. 2005/07/02 KoreanBlog's competition's results for JUNE 2005
  44. 2005/06/21 searching for a respectful and warming korean aroud you
  45. 2005/06/09 KoreanBlog's Prize-Winning Competition for JUNE 2005
  46. 2005/06/01 KoreanBlog's competition's results for May 2005 (3)
  47. 2005/05/11 KoreanBlog's Prize-Winning Competition for May 2005
  48. 2005/04/19 Let's Help Japan Assume a Forward-Looking Posture!
  49. 2005/03/31 [Announcement of Results]Congratulations!! (1)
  50. 2005/03/09 “Love of Dokdo Campaign”
  51. 2005/02/28 [Announcement of Results]Congratulations!! (2)
  52. 2005/02/22 KoreanBlog's Prize-Winning Competition for February 2005
  53. 2005/02/07 KoreanBlog's Prize-Winning Competition for February 2005
  54. 2005/01/31 [Announcement of Results]Congratulations!!
  55. 2005/01/12 KoreanBlog's Prize-Winning Competition for January 2005 (3)
  56. 2004/11/10 Welcome to KoreanBlog - the Most “Bloggish” Blog!
  57. 2004/10/04 Opening Event!!
  58. 2004/09/20 Meet KoreanBlog, the Most “Bloggish” Blog
  59. 2004/09/20 Ⅲ. READ N RIGHT (RSS)
  60. 2004/09/20 Ⅱ. Trackback
  61. 2004/09/20 Ⅰ. KOREA N BLOG (3)

Korean netizens congratulate Obama

Ongoing Themes 2008/11/05 08:55

Obama Elected as Next President of US!

"Korean netizens congratulate Obama and strongly support him"

On Nov. 5th, as expected, Democrat Barack Obama won the presidential election.

The US is a country where equal opportunity is guaranteed to everyone, enabling people of all race and religion to enjoy the same opportunities.

In that sense, Obama's victory is even more encouraging and as we applaud him, we expect to see him make further developments.

We hope Obama will persevere in keeping world peace, protecting the global environment and most of all overcoming the current global financial crisis through wise economic policy.

Korea's netizens look forward to seeing Obama and his new team hold cooperative and close relations with Korea.

Korea's netizens strongly look forward to seeing Obama and his new team hold cooperative and close relations with Korea.

We again congratulate Obama on becoming the new US president

top

Trackback Address :: http://announce.koreanblog.com/trackback/62

  1. 2008/12/02 07:30 PermalinkModify/Delete Reply

    Administrator access only

  2. Teenage Cynicism 2008/12/08 06:37 PermalinkModify/Delete Reply

    Duci novo, similis duci seneci.
    (Here comes the new boss, same as the old boss)

    Sums it up nicely. Except that no one can fuck up quite as badly as Bush, so maybe that's not fair...

  3. Nathaniel Long 2008/12/10 07:21 PermalinkModify/Delete Reply

    Dear Folks,
    I live in South Korea, and it is most refreshing to read such a warm welcome for our new president. My family has high hopes for him, as he will be largely responsible for helping us to move to the U.S. ... if he keeps even half his campaign promises. He and his fellow Democrats, who now dominate congress, who have been campaigning for decades to move the U.S. towards a more socialistic state (more like the ideology of North Korea), should make health care for my family free. I have five children, and we pay only 145,000 won here in South Korea for health insurance; whereas, we would have to pay tens times that in the U.S., per month. The same thing is true for child care. We pay nothing here for day care (thanks to the government subsidy), but would have to pay 800 dollars a month in the U.S. ... pre Mister Obama. After Obama, maybe sometime next Spring, if all goes as planned, we may have free child care AND free health care for my family, and I will be able to retire, and move my children to the U.S. where they can study in English. Though they have never left this country, and the oldest is now 10, they have not learned enough Korean to understand what goes on in public school. That,and my wife wants them to get out of the South Korean public school system. She went through it and thinks it has little value other than the obvious babysitting function.
    Obama is now pledging to enhance America's military presence about the world so I would not worry about his ability to continue keeping the peace. I would not worry, either, about him continuing to maintain America's specific commitment to keeping a powerful military presence here in South Korea, land of the morning calm.
    Love, Nathaniel

  4. majest Japanese 2008/12/17 06:56 PermalinkModify/Delete Reply

    Hey, you fucked up Yankie! AHHA AHHA
    Japan, the best country, will crush U.S. ok?

  5. Johann 2008/12/18 06:50 PermalinkModify/Delete Reply

    The funny thing about that last message was that it probably wasn't written by someone from Japan... maybe someone from a country that is full of people who dislike Japan and the US?

Write a comment


korean netizens congratulate obama in second life

Ongoing Themes 2008/11/05 08:40

A congratulatory event for the election of the US president was also held in the virtual world, Second Life.

Yesterday, on November 5, an event to congratulate the election of the US president was held in Second Life, a virtual reality world.

Kang Hyun-woo, the head of Second Life in South Korea and owner of Joywindkorea, was in charge of planning the recent event, and stated that the event was held as netizens in Korea showed great interest in the US presidential election and in order to enhance friendly relations between South Korea and the US.

Moreover, he remarked that the two countries have profound and close relations not only in military and diplomatic ties but also in various fields, and forecasted that the friendly relations between South Korea and the US will not change after the US presidential election.

In the cyber event, held from 21:00 to 22:00 on November 5, approximately 120 netizens from overseas as well as South Korea took part, and the event began with an opening speech that was given by the avatar of President Lee Myung-bak of South Korea.

President Lee stated that he hoped with the election of a president that the American people had desired, the current financial crisis suffered globally will be resolved and the US will enjoy an even more peaceful era.



Also, at an outdoor auditorium located within Korea Town of the virtual world, an event which revived the whole process of the US presidential election was held.

At the campaign venue, the avatars of both presidential candidates, Obama and McCain, appeared and announced their election pledges and had a heated discussion in the presidential candidates' debate on various pending issues.















Afterwards, the residents of Second Life made virtual votes.

The result was 21% : 2%, with Obama receiving support that greatly exceeded support for McCain.



After the vote ended, President-elect Obama gave his acceptance speech and had a Q&A session on the future directions of national administration with the netizens.



















Also, a lotto drawing was conducted among participants of the event.















Meanwhile, a personnel from KoreanBlog.com, a famous blog site in South Korea which sponsored the recent event, gave the closing speech and expressed his sincere hopes for the US to successfully overcome the current global financial crisis by voting for the candidate that the American people truly wants to elect as president.

In particular, he remarked that he hoped the bilateral relations between South Korea and the US, which was restored after the Lee Myung-bak administration, would develop even further in a win-win direction.


In addition, a personnel from the US division of Second Life said that the virtual world is now expanding into a new social space, and went on to predict that it won't be long before the virtual world will be recognized as the 51st state, enabling its residents to directly take part in voting for the US president just as the other 50 states.


top

Trackback Address :: http://announce.koreanblog.com/trackback/61

Write a comment


foreign media are releasing reports one after another that distort the actual financial and economic situation in South Korea

Ongoing Themes 2008/10/17 00:52
Recently, foreign media are releasing reports one after another that distort the actual financial and economic situation in South Korea. Such reports are clearly false, and they seem to hope that South Korea once again experiences a financial crisis like that of 1997. If those foreign media did not have such intentions, why would they issue false reports that can throw a country into a crisis and great confusion?

Fortunately, the South Korean government is directly confronting such false reports of foreign agencies by actively refuting the reports. As a South Korean, I felt reassured by the government's measure.

Foreign media that have recently made false or exaggerated reports on rumors of South Korea's economic crisis include the Times, Financial Times, Reuters, Dow Jones news agency, and International Herald Tribune, and etc. Such news agency made it seem that South Korea showed strong signs of foreign exchange crisis by using wrong statistics and translations.

Contents published by internationally famous media have enormous effects. Therefore, it is highly likely for the country, of which false reports were made, to be hit severely.

It is not difficult to predict the actions that the US, the UK, and France would take should South Korea's media make serious false reports concerning economic issues as well as education and racial problems of these countries.

Among the major functions of the media, providing accurate information and observing the society are considered most important. The press must be faithful in realizing such core functions. However, if media agencies do not report the truth and refuse to reflect on their mistakes after making distorted and false reports without confirming the facts, such agencies no longer deserve to be regarded as media agencies.

The press must remember that trivial false reports can cause huge side effects and social confusions as well as friction among states. The fundamentals of South Korea's economy are strong. South Korea when compared to other countries have a relatively healthy financial structure and ample foreign exchange reserves. The leaders and people of Korea are well united to overcome the difficulty.

It is worrisome that foreign media as a whole could be mistrusted by the Korean people due to false reports of a crisis in South Korea's economy issued by some foreign news agencies.

I pursue the press to be faithful in executing its functions such as reporting the truth and realizing social justice. Media agencies that continuously make false, exaggerated or distorted reports must remember that they will be strongly criticized by netizens throughout the world that love freedom and justice.

I completely agree with the above opinion, and put my signature.

=> Signature campaign corner opposing the media's false and distorted reports
top

Trackback Address :: http://announce.koreanblog.com/trackback/60

Write a comment


◀ Prev : [1] : [2] : [3] : [4] : [5] : .. [21] : Next ▶