HALLYU Magazine No.33

HALLYU VI X X SHANGRI-LA IN SINGAPORE

CNBLUE

[BETWEEN US]

BIGBANG

Live in Manila

Last Dance in Seoul

WINTER MUSTS: TOURS & DESTINATIONS | SPECIALTY FOOD | KIMCHI MAKING

MAKE UP TIPS | PLAYLIST RECOMMENDATION

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Contents H A L L Y U WINTER 2018 Issue Number 33

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VIXX SHANGRI-LA IN SG

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CNBLUE BETWEEN US IN MANILA

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BIGBANG LAST DANCE IN SEOUL

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Ji Soo First Fanmeeting in Manila

32

Miss A Disbands After 7 Years

34

Tribute to Jonghyun

WINTER MUST S 36

Package Tours & Destinations Specialty Food Kimchi Making Season Make Up Tips Winter Playlist

VIXX SHANGRI-LA IN SINGAPORE Written by Clara Wong & Queenie Chew | Photography by Clara Wong

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fter performing in Singapore with Live Fantasia Utopia in 2015 and Live Show in 2016, VIXX returned again for the 3rd consecutive year with their powerful vocals and sleek dance moves for their “Shangri-La” concert in Singapore!

With VIXX to kickstart this festive period, it was definitely going to be merrier this year. Fans and the media both had a chance to see VIXX earlier that day during the press conference which was held at Gaincity Megastore @ Sungei Kalut. The six members sat down and answered questions from the press. VIXX had actually arrived the night before and N mentioned that they had the chance to finally get to sightsee Singapore during the night and that they also ate Chili Crab.

Ken very excitedly shared how much he likes Kaya and bought 3 jars to bring back home. The boys expressed their love for their fans and how they would always be greeted by the warm cheers every time they came back to our sunny island.

VIXX performed their first song “fantasy” followed by “desperate” before greeting their fans which drew loud cheers from the crowd.

The concert continued with various songs from their latest album such as Shangri-la

& Black Out, and other hit songs from their other albums like Chained up, Fantasy and Voodoo Doll. VIXX and the fans had a really interactive night, especially during the QnA session where fans had a chance to ask them questions by writing on post-its prior to the concert. Things got even more exciting when N had to hug every member from the back and say something nice to them. Cheeky members decided to avoid N by pouring water on their backs but couldn’t escape. Ken and Ravi danced to Red Velvet’s Red Flavor and Hyuk danced to Sunmi’s ‘Gashina’ which got everyone screaming and cheering. Hongbin was even asked by a fan if he forgot his social media account password due to his inactivity for a long while and he denied saying ‘I did not forget my password. I’m actually very active online.’ and other members dared him to post something up on Instagram before leaving Singapore.

The cheers did not stop there. VIXX returned again for an encore stage in which they performed “love equation” and “heaven” which got all the fans up on their feet and also garnering the loudest cheers. After an unforgettable night filled with cheers and laughter, the concert came to a bittersweet end. The members expressed their love for Singapore and how they would definitely be back again!

CNBLUE

[BETWEEN US] LIVE IN MANILA Written by Lilian Calulot

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he rock band group CNBlue successfully completed their Between Us Tour with its last leg in Manila last December 9 at the Smart Araneta Coliseum. The 4-member band composed of Jung Yonghwa on lead vocals, Lee Jonghyun on lead guitar, Kang Minhyuk on drums, and Lee Jungshin on bass guitar owned Saturday’s stage, singing to their biggest hits for over two hours.

The coliseum lit up with blue lightsticks as the concert kicked off with a multi-LED stage performing the Korean version of Radio.

Yonghwa hyped the fans up even more during their introduction as he showed off the Filipino colloquial terms he learned such as ‘lodi’ and ‘petmalu’. “I’m your lodi, Yonghwa”, he said as he introduced himself. ‘Lodi’ is reversed spelling for the English word idol while ‘petmalu’ is a play on the Filipino word “malupet” or amazing. He also mentioned that he was happy to be back in the country.

CNBlue have previously completed two solo concerts in Manila – Blue Moon (2013), Can’t Stop (2014).

They continued the show with Can’t Stop followed by It’s You and Love Girl. During their Sweet Holiday stage, Yonghwa would continuously throw hearts to the fans delight.

After performing Love, Yonghwa continued to show off Filipino terms he learned by asking “Alam nyo po ito?” (Do you know this?) Referring to their next song Lie. They also had an acoustic set wherein the boys jammed to songs such as Isn’t She Lovely. During Love Light, Minhyuk sang a verse causing the crowd to go crazy. Their Manito stage was the most heartfelt as the whole coliseum sang along to the song lyrics neorul saranghae (I Love You). The show concluded with Young Forever. On his ending speech, Yonghwa expressed his gratitude to Filipino Boice saying, “Maraming Salamat po Pilipinas! Always your lodi.” (Thank you Philippines! Always your idol.) Before leaving the stage, the boys promised to comes back again. We truly can’t wait for the next time they own the Philippine stage again.

BIGBANG 2017 CONCERT

Last Dance in Seoul

Bigbang concluded their Last Dance Concert Tour in Seoul last December 30 - 31 held at Gocheok Sky Dome. It is the group’s last concert before they go on hiatus as some members are expected to enlist in the military by 2018.

The group promised to return on the stage as five again once they fulfill their military duties.

Ji Soo

My One and Only First FanMeeting in Manila

on Love Month 2018

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ne of South Korea’s fastest rising stars and ultimate heartthrob, Ji Soo, is set out to win hearts and serenade his Filipino fans, with a chance to see him up close and personal for the first time for the “Ji Soo, My One and Only,” fan meeting happening on February 10, 7PM, at SM North Edsa Skydome in Quezon City.

Don’t miss the chance to spend your Valentine’s early with the charming Ji Soo, with exclusive interviews, exciting games, and surprising activities prepared for everyone, especially his dedicated fans. Tickets are priced at P5,500.00 for MVP pass (includes fan sign, group photo by 20s, and high touch), P4,000.00 for VIP (includes group photo and high touch), P3,000.00 for Patron (with group photo–20 lucky fans will be chosen via raffle–and high touch), and P2,000.00 for general admission (with high touch).

Tickets will go on sale on December 16 at all SM Ticket outlets and online at www. smtickets.com. Ticket charges apply.

About Ji Soo: Ji Soo has starred in top K-dramas including Fantastic (2016), Doctor Crush (2016), Page Turner (2016), Scarlet Heart (2016), and more recently in Strong Woman (2017), and upcoming drama, Bad Guys 2 (City of Evil).

He also starred in the movies, One Way Trip (2016) and Seoul Mate (2014), and in a handful of short films such as Cultwo Show Movie (2016), More Than (2014), Eoreuni (2014), The Boy is Painful (2010), and an independent film, Han Gong-ju (2013). His film accolades include Best Actor at the DARAK Youth Theatre Festival in 2010 and the Silver Prize at the 2011 National Youth Monologue Contest.

About CDM Entertainment: CDM Entertainment is a multicommunications and production company with the core competence of producing local concerts, branded events, radio and TV production.

From our local successes, we are growing our business in the field of entertainment, which include procuring and distributing foreign films as well as bringing international artists to the Philippines. Our key officers are an experienced team who have had extensive experience in events marketing and advertising. Our concerts featured popular Filipino artists and entertainers, particularly catering to the youth and young working crowd. Likewise, we have launched and managed events for big multinational brands.

Miss A Officially Disbands

After 7 Years

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n December 27, JYP Entertainment released a statement confirming Miss A’s disbandment.

A part of Fei’s post says, “It is where we started.

It is how I met you all. I will always cherish and love the beautiful memories with #MissA and everyone of you who supported and loved us.“ as she reminisces on the group’s beginnings.

Members Fei and Suzy renewed their contract with the agency last May 2016 and August 2017, respectively. On the other hand, Jia and Min left the company after contract expiration.

Jia also showed her gratitude to the group and the company saying, “Fei-Jia-Min-Suzy formed missA. Likewise, missA made me who I am today. I am so grateful to have these unforgettable memories with my teammates and, thank you JYP Entertainment, sincerely.”

Jia and Fei posted on their personal social media accounts their thoughts following the the accouncement.

They also asked their fans to look forward to their solo endeavors in the future.

Kim Jonghyun April 8 1990 - December 18, 2017 Jonghyun.

Who loved music more than anybody, enjoyed the stage, the greatest artist who liked communicating with his fans through music.

We will always remember you.

People who take their lives don’t want to die—they just want to stop hurting.

Suicide prevention starts with recognizing the warning signs and taking them seriously.

If you or someone you know is at risk of self-harm or suicide, please don’t hesitate to seek help and reach out.

Call 1-800-273-TALK (8255) in the U.S. To find a suicide helpline outside the U.S., visit IASP or Suicide.org

Winter Destinations

Konjiam Ski Resort and Everland Day Trip

Take a shuttle from the bustling city of Seoul to Konjiam Resort where you’ll spend half a day exploring the snowy area or testing your skills on the slopes. The resort’s 11 slopes come with varying levels of difficulty, perfect for those looking to take their winter sports to the next level. After a quick session of skiing, sledding or just leisurely strolling around the snow-capped mountains, you’ll be whisked off to Everland, South Korea’s largest and most

exhilarating theme park, where you’ll spend the rest of your day making your way around the five internationally themed zones. Twist and turn down the world’s steepest wooden rollercoaster if you dare, and enjoy other rides guaranteed to give you the ultimate full throttle amusement park experience. Stroll around the magically lit park at night and take in some of the park’s parades and live music before heading back to the bright lights of Seoul.

Itinerary 9:00am Meet in front of Mixxo Mall (near Hongdae Hongik Univ. Station Exit No. 8)

9:30am Meet in front of Myeongdong Lotte Hotel (Near Euljiro station. Please look for the flag with KONJIAM written on it)

11:00am Arrive at Konjiam Ski Resort, follow staff to redeem sled or ski ticket 11:00am-2:00pm Free time to explore/sled/ski 2:00pm Leave for Everland 2:30pm Arrive at Everland, follow staff to redeem Everland admission 2:30pm-8:00pm free time in Everland 8:00pm take return bus and leave for Seoul 9:00pm drop off at Myeongdong Lotte Hotel Euljiro station 9:30pm drop off at Hongdae Hongik Univ. station

Schedule December 15, 2017 - February 28, 2018 Available every Monday, Wednesday and Friday

For More Information Visit: https://www.klook.com/activity/7507-konjiam-skiresort-everland-day-trip-seoul/

VIVALDI PARk

SKIING EXPERIENCE

Itinerary

7:00am Shinchon Station (Exit 1), Shinchon Hyundai Department Store 7:30am Seoul Station, SA Cafe, 219-17 Seogye-dong, Yongsan-gu 7:40am McDonald’s at Myeongdong Station (Exit 4) 8:00am Dongdaemun History and Culture Park

Conquer the slopes at Vivaldi Park Ski World.

On arrival, you will be fitted with boots, skis, and poles before heading to the hills.

Receive a tutorial on basic maneuvers and techniques if you’re a beginner.

Enjoy a scenic cable car ride overlooking Palbong Mountain and choose between 13 different terrains. Explore different pistes and gradients to suit your ability while catching breathtaking views through the park. Swap the city for the snowy ridges of Vivaldi Park on this thrilling skiing experience.

Station (Exit 14), HelloAPM Store Entrance 9:30am Equipment Fitting 11:00am Skiing Tutorial 12:30pm Snowboarding 5:30pm Return Equipment 6:00pm Return to Seoul. Drop Off at Myeongdong or Seoul Station

For More Information Visit: https://www.kkday.com/en/product/1919

HIGH1 SKI RESORT TOUR If you primarily associate winter with skiing, think of High1 Ski Resort when winter comes. The world-class scale and facilities of High1 Ski Resort offer full thrills and shrills for fun-seeking snowboarders and skiers.

Itinerary Day 1 08:00am - 11:00am Hotel(Departure) → High1 Resort(Arrival)

High1 has three peaks : Jijang Mountain Peak (1,345m) at one of the ends of Baekwoon Mountain, Valley Top (1,376m) and Mountain Hub (1250m) on the left and right. Difficulty levels are varied from beginner level to a dizzy height of counter-rotation course certified by the International Ski Federation (FIS). The valley course, the longest at 4.2 km, (645m altitude drop) slopes down to the Valley Condominiums, swooping down from the Mountain Top via Valley Hub. The slope is mostly straight, and its inclination is low. Thus, it is favored by beginners.

11:30am - 12:00pm Skii Gear Fitting 12:30pm - 4:30pm Free Skii 4:30pm onwards Free Time and Resort Stay Day 2 11:00am - 2:30pm Check Out and Head Back to Seoul For More Information Visit: http://packagekorea.com/tour/ski-tourhigh1-ski-resort/

Mt. Seorak + hotspring +

ski tour

Phoenix Park resort has valley-type slopes that made the best use of natural topography of Taegi Mountain (1,050m above the sea level). And it is in a good harmony with its surrounding landscape due to the naturefriendly design. It has 12 slopes of a variety of fun authorized by FIS, 9 lifts, and stateof-the-art gondola designed by Austrian Dopplemire Inc. And it operates Snow Board Park equipped with the half-pipe, table tops, round quarters, rails, and so on for the snow boarders.

Yongpyong Resort has a total 31 slopes 6 of which are FIS approved for international

competitions. Night skiing is offered on 8 slopes. It also offer cross-country skiing facility, trail and rental of ski equipment. It have 14 lifts and 1 gondola with a total lifting capacity of 25,000 skiers/hour.

Also called as Mt, Seolsan and Mt, Seolbongsan, the mountains were named Seorak because the snow would not melt for a long period of time and its rocks stay white like snow. In August 1982, it was designated as a Biosphere preservation District by UNESCO. If you visit this mountain anytime, you will not breathe due to the beautiful scenery embroidered with fantastic rock formations and superb forests.

Course: 1st Day: Seoul - Mt. Seorak National Park - Kwonkeumsung Fotress (Cable Car) - Shinhung Temple - Hotel 2nd Day: Hotel - Seorak Waterpia(Hot Spring) - Naksan Temple - Naksan Beach - Hotel 3rd Day: Hotel - Yongpyong Resort or Phoenix Park Resort - Seoul

For More Information Visit: http://www.seoulcitytour.net/English/engski08.html

My Life in Korea:

Holidays Written By: Cassie Clifford

Before coming to Korea, I made myself aware of the fact that Christmas, my favourite holiday, is not the same as it is back home. I am from Canada. We see snow on the ground, visit family and friends, exchange gifts, and eat good food. Korea is not like this at all. It is a couple’s holiday, Valentine’s Day 2.0. Sure, there are Christmas lights at places, and you can hear holiday tunes, but during the days leading up to it, I definitely didn’t feel the same excitement as I’m used to feeling.

Besides the fact that Christmas is a couple’s holiday here, I made sure to make myself feel somewhat of the spirit. I went to a Christmas party, and hosted my own. We exchanged gifts, and had a potluck.

On Christmas Eve weekend, I went to Seoul with a friend. We wanted to go see the Christmas Lights festival, but it was downpouring. We didn’t want to get soaked while trying to appreciate our surroundings. I decided to do some gift shopping for friends and family at Namdaemun Market when the rain stopped. I was greeted by a Santa Claus, and heard some

holiday music as I walked through the area.

Last that day, my friend and I spent our Christmas Eve night watching the musical “All Shook Up”, which depicts the life of young Elvis. It was hilarious, and wonderful!

The cast sang “Jingle Bells” in Korean.

I left Seoul the morning of the 25th and made my way back to Busan. I had a very busy day ahead of me. As soon as I arrived, I went to my friend’s house as she was hosting a Christmas lunch, South African style. I gave my friends the cards I made for them. After the lunch, I made my way to another area to have Christmas dinner, hosted by the navel base here. It was a very western meal, making my homesickness a little more bearable. I went with friends, and we had a great time there.

My Christmas ended with watching a Ghibli and Christmas with Jazz performance by the Kazumi Tateishi Trio. They played Ghibli and Christmas music.

My first Christmas away from home was a success. I am so grateful for the expat friends I have here who made things less lonely.

Winter

Specialty Food

Korean-Style Braised Chicken

Photo Credit: www.koreanbapsang.com

Korean Braised Beef Short Ribs Photo Credit: http://koreabridge.net

Kimchi Stew

Photo Credit: http:// mykoreankitchen.com

Korean Beef Short Rib Soup

Photo Credit: http://http://seonkyounglongest.com

Beef Bone Soup

Photo Credit: http:// www.koreanbapsang.com

Rice Cake Soup

Photo Credit: http:// www.maangchi.com

Oysters

Photo Credit: http:// bnbheroblog.com

KIMCHI

MAKING SEASON

Photo Credit: http://kimberlykorea.blogspot.com | www.sbs.com.au

Winter is known to be a kimchi making in Korea. Wherein households are to prepare large quantities of kimchi to last throughout the winter season. This process is also known as gimjang. Korea recognizes the practice of gimjang as UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage The labor intensive work is shared by families, relatives and neighbors. Groups would gather to cut the vegetables, wash them, and add salt to cure the food and begin the fermentation process. Ingredients may include cabbage, white radish, spring onion, garlic, ginger, onion, chilli powder, salt and sugar.

Playlist

WINTER

1 3

Emptiness in Memory

by Naul

2

Gift

by MeloMance

Yes

by Minseo, Yoon Jongshin

4

Snow

by Zion. T

5 6

Peek-A-Boo

by Red Velvet

When We Were Two

by Urban Zakapa

7 8

Heart Shaker

by Twice

Like It

by Yoon Jong Shin

9 10

When Night Falls

by Punch Contrail

by MoonMoon

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