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These days, two new terms start to emerge in the media in Korea. The words are ‘Hell joseon, or 'Dirt spoon’. These words have originally been used by a minority of netizens on a particular website, which was then picked up by the media, and that's how we come to know the words. The phrase ‘Hell jos
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There are two kinds of unrestricted physical and mental states. One state is 'Freedom' and the other is 'Liberty.' These two words are very similar. But still, they have a subtle distinction. 'Freedom' is defined as 'the state of being free or at liberty rather than in confinement or under physical
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Ask anyone young or old what he wants to achieve in his life. The answer is most likely `success'. Everyone wants to reach what he or she aims for. Everyone wants to be recognized for his or her talent or efforts,
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In a world filled with people that have many different points of view, to define ‘success’ and implement that interpretation in society would be like a communist leader forcing its nations’ citizens into wearing the same clothes. becoming filthy rich is to be a successful man.
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Money seems to be the driving force in many people's lives. However, I do not agree that money is the root of all evil. Money in itself is harmless. It is but a medium of exchange in trade. it is the love of money that can lead to evil.
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We have heard many people who succeed that they succeed because of their hard work. According to their stories, because they worked hard and never gave up toward harsh society, so they could succeed. They always try to tell us that if we work harder like them, we can succeed. I agree with their idea
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Have you ever felt angry when someone said, "It’s mine. It’s not yours, and took away one of your precious things? I might feel very upset if I had my things taken by force.
In the same way, Japan is trying to take away Dokdo, one of the most beautiful Korean islands.
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Today I'd like to talk about a book titled Who Moved My Cheese? by Spencer Johnson, why we need to read it, and what we can learn from it. Before I get to the main points of my speech today, let me ask you one question. Have you ever hated change?
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Today most Koreans are eager to learn English, but I wonder why do we have to learn English.
I’ dig into this question in this article.
First, we live in global world at present day, and English is an international language. Wherever you go, you can speak English and the person that speaks with
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My name is ○○○. I have so many hobbies that I cannot tell them all. Among them, I have just picked three for today; drawing pictures, listening to music, and learning about foreign languages.
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