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VnDoc - Tải tài liệu, văn bản pháp luật, biểu mẫu miễn phí Giải mã cơn sốt Hậu duệ của mặt trời “Hậu Duệ Mặt Trời” đang phủ sóng khắp mọi nơi, bạn chắc chắn không được phép bỏ qua bộ phim này! Hãy tham khảo ngay bài viết sau đây của VnDoc để cùng giải mã cơn sốt Hậu duệ của mặt trời trong suốt thời gian này nhé. Cơn sốt Descendants Of The Sun (Hậu Duệ Mặt Trời) đang lan tỏa vào mọi ngõ ngách tinh thần của người hâm mộ phim Hàn. Sống chết ăn ngủ cùng phim chính là tâm trạng hoang mang chung của các khán giả "Hậu Duệ" lúc này. Vì sao một bộ phim mới xuất hiện đã ngay lập tức trở thành siêu bão càn quét màn ảnh? Dưới đây là 13 lí do khiến bạn phải cảm thấy có lỗi ngay với bản thân mình vì suốt những ngày qua đã đi ngược với dòng chảy của xã hội. Hãy xem Descendants Of The Sun, bởi vì: 1. Dàn diễn viên vừa xinh đẹp, vừa diễn khéo Tuyệt sắc giai nhân Hàn Quốc Song Hye Kyo sánh đôi cùng trai trẻ vạn người mê Song Joong Ki đã tạo nên một cặp đôi Yoo Shi Jin – Kang Mo Yeon như thể được viết riêng cho hai người. Diễn xuất mượt mà, tự nhiên của Song Hye Kyo hòa quyện với vẻ nghịch ngợm nhưng rất đỗi đắm say của Song Joong Ki, lại càng đưa nhan sắc của một trong những mối tình đẹp mã nhất màn ảnh Hàn năm nay vượt qua cảnh giới thượng thừa. Là sự lựa chọn của những cái tên có mắt nhìn kịch bản, Descendants Of The Sun hứa hẹn sẽ làm hài lòng ba năm chờ đợi của người hâm mộ dành cho Song Hye Kyo và Song Joong Ki. Liệu chúng ta có thể thấy một câu chuyện tình đẹp như Oh Soo và Oh Young của Ngọn Gió Đông Năm Ấy, hay Kang Ma Ru và Seo Eun Gi của Gã Khờ năm nào? Đừng quên để mắt tới cặp đôi phụ Jin Goo và Kim Ji Won. Vẻ lạnh lùng, nam tính của phó sĩ quan Seo Dae Young đang cùng với khí chất sang chảnh ngời ngời của nàng thượng úy Yoon Myung Joo hạ gục bao con tim từng bất khuất. VnDoc - Tải tài liệu, văn bản pháp luật, biểu mẫu miễn phí 2. Bộ sậu biên kịch – đạo diễn chuẩn miễn bàn Ở thời đại phim có sao bự tham gia cũng rơi rớt lộp độp như thường, thì việc nghía tên biên kịch, đạo diễn đã trở thành bước chọn phim tối quan trọng đối với các mọt phim kĩ tính. Descendants Of The Sun được chắp bút bởi không chỉ một, mà là hai biên kịch lừng danh. Họ là Kim Eun Sook, mẹ đẻ của Lovers In Prague, On Air, Secret Garden, A Gentlemen’s Dignity và The Heirs; Kim Won Suk, tác giả The Queen’s Classroom, bộ phim đã mang về cho nữ diễn viên Go Hyun Jung giải Daesang vào năm 2013. Lee Eung Bok, đạo diễn của Descendants Of The Sun, cũng là gương mặt "đáng sợ" không kém. Ông được biết tới với khá nhiều tác phẩm ăn nên làm ra của KBS, trong đó phải kể tới Dream High, School 2013 và Secret Love. 3. Phim được hoàn tất ghi hình trước khi lên sóng Khác với kiểu làm phim cuốn chiếu thường thấy, tức là phim quay tới đâu chiếu tới đó, Descendants Of The Sun là dự án đầu tiên của KBS được hoàn thành 100% trước khi ra mắt. So với lối sản xuất truyền thống của phim truyền hình Hàn, việc hoàn tất ghi hình trước khi lên sóng mang tới rất nhiều lợi thế cho nội dung phim lẫn dàn diễn viên. Phim được chăm chút kĩ lưỡng, chỉn chu hơn, và kịch bản phim cũng không bị chi phối, thay đổi bởi ý thích của khán giả. Bạn có thể đặt niềm tin vào dự án được đầu tư mạnh nhất của KBS trong năm nay. 4. Hình tượng quân nhân – bác sĩ chuyên nghiệp, hoàn hảo VnDoc - Tải tài liệu, văn bản pháp luật, biểu mẫu miễn phí Hình ảnh những quân nhân, bác sĩ trong Descendants Of The Sun được xây dựng khá chân thực, hợp lý, không bị "thần thánh" đến ảo diệu như nhiều bộ phim Hàn Quốc khác. Bác sĩ cũng có nhiều lí do để trở thành bác sĩ, vì tiền, vì tâm, nhưng chung quy lại họ vẫn luôn sẵn sàng xả thân cứu người. Quân nhân cũng là những người công tư phân minh, yêu hết mình nhưng vẫn đầy trách nhiệm, kỉ luật. Ở Descendants Of The Sun, chúng ta còn thấy được tình đồng nghiệp, đồng đội đáng quý. Nếu phải kể ra điểm phi thực tế nhất của bộ phim này, thì có lẽ là bác sĩ, quân nhân trong phim toàn người đẹp, đẹp vượt mức cho phép. 5. Câu chuyện tình yêu phong cách "Fast And Furious" Đã qua rồi cái thời phim 20 tập mà đến tập 10 đôi trẻ mới biết tới cái nắm tay. Yêu nhau từ tập 1, chia tay từ tập 2 và hôn nhau từ tập 4, chưa bao giờ có một bộ phim Hàn nào đủ táo bạo để khiến fan thích thú đến thế như Hậu Duệ Mặt Trời. Sẽ còn bao nhiêu trắc trở, bao nhiêu khó khăn xảy đến với cặp đôi của phim đây? Bao nhiêu cũng được, miễn là có VnDoc - Tải tài liệu, văn bản pháp luật, biểu mẫu miễn phí khoảng chục cảnh hôn trong 12 tập còn lại của phim thì khó khăn nào fan cũng vượt qua được hết. 6. Không có tình tay ba, bốn, năm, sáu… Ơn giời, Hậu Duệ Mặt Trời không phải là phim tình cảm loạn xạ! Nam nữ chính cứ thế yêu rồi lại hờn dỗi, nam nữ phụ cứ thế hờn dỗi rồi lại yêu, chẳng cần bận quan tâm có nhân vật nào vô duyên xen ngang vào câu chuyện tình yêu đang rất đỗi tốt đẹp của hai người. Dẫu còn khá nhiều khán giả chuộng các pha "ngược tâm" chan chát, thì một mối quan hệ thẳng tắp từ đầu chí cuối chắc chắn vẫn được lòng công chúng hơn hết. Yoo Shi Jin và Kang Mo Yeon, hay Seo Dae Young và Yoon Myung Joo, cuộc tình rạch ròi của họ vốn đã quá đáng yêu rồi, chẳng dại gì thêm tay ba tay tư vào nữa cho mắc mệt tim gan. 7. Cảnh phim siêu đẹp Được thực hiện tại 4 quốc gia Hi Lạp, Thái Lan, Úc và Hàn Quốc, Descendants Of The Sun khiến người xem xuýt xoa bởi hình ảnh thiên nhiên hùng vĩ gây choáng ngợp. Hòn đảo Navagio, Hi Lạp xuất hiện trong tập 3 của phim mới đây đã trở thành địa điểm được săn lùng của các khán giả yêu thích du lịch. Phim đẹp từ cảnh cho tới người. Lâu lâu bạn lại được nhà đài cho rửa mắt bằng những hình ảnh "quyến rũ" như thế này đây: VnDoc - Tải tài liệu, văn bản pháp luật, biểu mẫu miễn phí 8. Đến cả dàn nhân vật phụ cũng siêu cấp đáng yêu Ngoài 4 nhân vật chính, các nhân vật phụ trong phim cũng hết sức dí dỏm, dễ thương. Anh chàng binh nhất Kim Gi Bum (Kim Min Suk) đã nấu ăn giỏi lại còn đẹp trai, ngoan ngoãn. Bác sĩ Lee Chi Hoon (Onew) sắp làm bố đến nơi vẫn có những phút giây "tăng động" chụp ảnh hoa lá cành. Trưởng khoa Song Sang Hyun (Lee Seung Joon) và y tá trưởng Ha Ja Ae (Seo Jung Yeon) ngoài chuyện đã hơi nhiều tuổi ra thì vẫn thừa trẻ trung, vui tính. Descendants Of The Sun là bộ phim mà tìm được người để ghét là một việc siêu khó. 9. Lời thoại "triệu đô" Nhắc tới biên kịch Kim Eun Sook là người hâm mộ lại nghĩ ngay tới một bậc thầy của những câu thoại kinh điển nhất màn ảnh nhỏ Hàn Quốc. Sau Kim Joo Won (Hyun Bin – VnDoc - Tải tài liệu, văn bản pháp luật, biểu mẫu miễn phí Secret Garden) hay Kim Tan (Lee Min Ho – The Heirs), đến lượt Yoo Shi Jin của Song Joong Ki đưa đẩy người xem bằng những câu nói không thể sến hơn. Đại loại như là… "Tôi sẽ đến đây mỗi ngày được chứ? Cô sẽ là bác sĩ điều trị của tôi chứ?" - "Chỉ là khử trùng thôi mà, bác sĩ điều trị quan trọng thế sao?" - "Quan trọng lắm đó, đặc biệt lại là… một bác sĩ xinh đẹp." "Bác sĩ chắc chưa có bạn trai đâu nhỉ? Vì rất bận rộn." - "Quân nhân chắc cũng chưa có bạn gái đâu nhỉ? Vất vả lắm mà." - "Xem ai mới là người phải trả lời kìa." "Sao anh đã tới rồi vậy. Từ giờ tới lúc hẹn vẫn còn những 2 tiếng nữa mà. Tôi không nhớ nhầm đúng không?" - "Là tôi đến hơi sớm thôi. Cảm giác có người để chờ đợi, thích hơn tôi tưởng nhiều." 10. Nhạc phim gây sốt không kém phim Với tình hình một tuần phát hành một OST mới như thế này, thì không lâu nữa, có lẽ các bảng xếp hạng âm nhạc xứ Hàn sẽ bị Descendants Of The Sun thâu tóm.
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    Travail Personnel Korean Entertainment

    Travail Personnel Korean Entertainment Nom: Alves Chambel Prénom: Carolina Classe: 6G3 Tutrice: Amélie Mossiat 2019/2020 Introduction Hello, my name is Carolina and I am 14 years old. My 2019/2020 TRAPE is about Korean Entertainment! I have been into K-Pop for almost 3 years and I have always been researching lots of things about Korean celebrities, their activities and their TV shows. Since I was a child, I have always been very curious about the Asian culture, even though I thought they were gangster. As I grew up, I have become more and more connected to their culture. Then, at the end of 2016, I listened to my first K-Pop song ever. I was 10 years old and I was in primary school when I got to know EXO, the first group I listened to. They had a big impact in my life because in that moment I was struggling mentally and physically... The only thing that made me happy, was listening to their songs! They would make feel better in every way possible, once I listened to some music, I’d completely forget about my worries. It was always the best part of my days. That is why I have grown attached to K-Pop songs, dances and singers. Table of contents WHAT WERE THE MOST FAMOUS SERIES (KOREAN DRAMAS)? (2019) IS IT POPULAR IN OTHER COUNTRIES? WHO IS MY FAVOURITE ACTOR AND ACTRESS? ARE IDOLS ALSO ACTORS? WHAT GENRES OF DRAMAS ARE THERE? WHAT GENRE OF MUSIC DO THEY DO? WHAT ARE THE MOST FAMOUS GROUPS IN KOREA AND INTERNATIONALLY? WHAT ARE THE MOST FAMOUS SONGS? DO K-DRAMAS ALSO HAVE SONGS? What were the most famous series (Korean Dramas)? (2019) Since we are at the beginning of 2020, it would be better to make a list of the 10 most popular K- Dramas in 2019.
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    Seminar Report July 6Th 2016 European Center for International Political 1St GEM Global International Conference Economy (ECIPE)

    Seminar Report July 6th 2016 European Center for st International Political 1 GEM Global International Conference Economy (ECIPE) The European Center for International Political Economy is an independent and non-profit policy research think tank dedicated to trade policy and Achieving Cultural Diversity: Korea and Europe at the Crossroads? other international economic July 6, 2016 policy issues of importance to Europe. It aims to foster a Venue: Centennial building, Sookmyung Women’s University “culture of evaluation” – largely 100, Cheongpa-ro 47-gil, Yongsan-gu, Seoul 04310, Korea lacking in Europe – so that better public awareness and Introduction 10:00-10:30 understanding of complex issues • Welcome Address: Prof. Siyeon Moon, Sookmyung Women’s University. in concrete situations can lead to • Keynote Speech: Prof. Yeongseop Rhee, Seoul National University. intelligent discussion and • Presentation of the Research Project: Prof. Patrick Messerlin, Sciences Po Paris and ECIPE improved policies. The Academy of Korean Session 1. 10:45- 12:00. Competitiveness in Cultural Industries Studies (AKS) Moderator: Yeongseop Rhee, Seoul National University. Speakers: The Academy of Korean Studies • Hwy-Chang Moon, Seoul National University: The Competitiveness of Korea’s cultural was established to revitalize the industry. field of Korean Studies by • Sébastien Miroudot, AKS Lab: Korean cultural industries: insights from input-output analysis. conducting in-depth research • Jimmyn Parc, Seoul National University and Sciences Po Paris: The competitiveness of the and offering education on related Korean film industry-evolution through globalization. subjects. AKS is also engaged in • Patrick Messerlin, Sciences Po Paris: The French film industry: appearances and realities. cooperation and exchange activities with academic Lunch Buffet: 12:00-13:30.
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    Next Entertainment World (160550 KQ) Descendants of the Sun to Help Cushion Earnings

    Next Entertainment World (160550 KQ) Descendants of the Sun to help cushion earnings Media Descendants of the Sun off to a strong start Descendants of the Sun : Next Entertainment World’s (NEW) first drama production Company Update Descendants of the Sun has been drawing huge audiences since its simultaneous premiere in Korea (KBS) and China (Baidu’s streaming site iQIYI). We believe the drama’s March 7, 2016 total production costs (W13bn for 16 episodes) will be fully recovered by the advance sales of airing rights and revenue from copyrights. The deal with iQIYI is believed to include incentives if the show exceeds a certain number of views, in addition to a fixed (Maintain) Trading Buy payment, suggesting additional profits may lie ahead. Drama business: NEW’s drama business is in its infancy and its project lineup is not yet Target Price (12M, W) 16,000 decided. But we think chances are high the company will continue its drama business , given its ownership structure and need for content diversification. NEW’s second- Share Price (03/04/16, W) 14,000 largest shareholder is Huace Media (13.03% stake), China’s largest drama production company. NEW also has an 11% stake in the domestic drama studio Victory Production Expected Return 14% & Company, which is expected to book revenue from the dramas Goodbye Mr. Black (Wednesday/Thursday nights on MBC) and Monster (Monday/Tuesday nights on MBC) , which will start airing in March after last year’s delays. OP (15F, Wbn) -2 Consensus OP (15F, Wbn) 1 Key earnings variables: Dramas in 1H and tentpole films in 2H Dramas in 1H16: We believe 1H16 earnings will be drive n by TV dramas, rather than EPS Growth (15F, %) -76.4 films.
  • The Process of Audience Involvement with the Media Personae on the Film of “Descendants of the Sun” Among Young Female Indonesian Viewers

    The Process of Audience Involvement with the Media Personae on the Film of “Descendants of the Sun” Among Young Female Indonesian Viewers

    Journal of Education and Social Sciences, Vol. 4, (June) ISSN 2289-9855 2016 THE PROCESS OF AUDIENCE INVOLVEMENT WITH THE MEDIA PERSONAE ON THE FILM OF “DESCENDANTS OF THE SUN” AMONG YOUNG FEMALE INDONESIAN VIEWERS Desideria Lumongga Dwihadiah Leksmono Communication Department, Faculty of Social and Political Sciences Universitas Pelita Harapan Tangerang – INDONESIA [email protected] / [email protected] ABSTRACT The brand new product of Korean Pop Culture Industry which becoming the latest part of Hallyu (Korean Wave), is a drama series called “ Descendants of The Sun”. The film instantly reach its popularity since aired in February 2016 and ended in April the same year. Some countries in which Descendants of The Sun gained its popularity are China, Hongkong , Malaysia, Indonesia and Singapore. The main characters of the series also becoming the new idols or media personae for their audiences. It has been long known that idols or media personae are figures who gain popularity from their appearance in mass media have strong influence toward their audiences in which audiences are not the ordinary ones. Audiences on the other hand involve themselves with everything relating with their idols. Their involvement make the relations look like a real ones and this kind of involvement called Audience Involvement. There are four processes of Audience Involvement: Transportation, Para social interaction, Identification and Worship. This paper is based on a research which will see how the processes of Audience Involvement happen to the viewers especially those who are female viewers since they are the main audiences of Korean Drama. Therefore the methodology of this research is qualitative, and since this drama series are new therefore this research intended to give description and analysis of how the process of involvement happen among the viewers.