HALLYU Magazine No. 41

HALLYU Relive the Dream

CHUSEOK TRADITIONAL KOREAN HOLIDAY OF BOUNTIFUL HARVEST

KCON LA

VIKI DRAMA LIST

ONE THE WORLD

TOUR RECAP

THIS MONTH’S COMEBACKS

LAST WAVE OF SUMMER WATERPARKS | IDOL SEXY BODS | FASHION | SAMGYETANG

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Contents H A L L Y U AUTUMN 2018 Issue Number 41

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KCON LA Wanna One Tour RECAP

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This Month’s Comebacks VIKI Drama List

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Chuseok

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LAST WAVE OF SUMMER Waterpark Destinations Summer Fashion feat. TWICE Samgyetang

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Typhoon Season in Korea

Relive theDream

KCON LA

Written by: Julie Thai | Photo Credits: CJ E&M

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CON LA 2018 kicked off August 10 at the Los Angeles Convention center for another weekend of amazing food, dancing, music and fun! Sponsored again by some of the biggest companies out there like McDonald’s, Asiana Airlines, Statefarm and Toyota KCON was able to host some of the biggest names in KPOP like WannaOne, Seventeen, Momoland, and Roy Kim. This years KCON brought in around 94,000 KPOP fans from around the world and even Ellen Degeneres herself even sent Kalen Allen out to film some reactions to KCON itself!

As I walked around KCON’s convention floor, and food area, I caught Kalen himself, enjoying the dances, the food and the fans!

The convention floor featured booths for attendees to try out makeup, nail care and even

skin care with also plenty of options to purchase. I decided to make my way to some of the K-Beauty booths, like Olive Young, where I found so many products for my skin type with the help of one of their product experts working the floor.

One thing that has been at KCON over the years, but I did not experience until this year was test driving cars at the Toyota booth.

Toyota gave attendees the chance to test drive 4 of their latest models of cars including the CHR, Camry, RAV4 and Prius. With each test drive, a attendee was able to choose a car, or randomly assigned a car, to which you could test drive the car around a few blocks.

I was able to test drive the Camry which was a smooth ride and the interior was gorgeous!

At certain times, Toyota even gave fans the chance to win meet and greets with certain

KPOP idols including Amber for F(X) and KCON artists Pentagon!

The first night of performances took place on Saturday, August 21. The night opened with Momoland, followed by In2it, Mia, Golden Child, Davichi, Crush, Dynamic Duo, Twice and Ailee and WannaOne, with special stages

by Twice, In2It, and Golden Child. For half of the line up, it was their first time performing on a KCON stage but it seemed to be a special night for Ailee being it was the first time she had performed in LA after attending KCON NY in 2016 as a U.S. native.

The second night of performances was held on Sunday, August 22. The night opened up with Dreamcatcher, followed by Imfact, Pentagon, Chung Ha, Fromis_9, Roy Kim, NU’EST W, and Seventeen with special stages

by Dreamcatcher, Chung Ha, Fromis_9 and even Seventeen showcase performances by each of their unit groups. One of the performers also to take the stage for JunCurryAhn who, for the first year, took the KCON stage not just as an “opener” but part of the KCON lineup! What an amazing night it must have been for him.

It was a special night for NU’EST fans as it was the first time they had been on a KCON stage since the first ever KCON in 2012. Was I the only fan hoping for a reunion with Minyun?

Each year KCON continues to bring some of the biggest names in the KPOP industry to each of their cities and 2018 was no different.

Who do you want to see hit the stage next?

ONE THE WORLD

TOUR RECAP

O

ne: The World is the first worldwide concert tour headlined by South Korean boy band Wanna One, a project group created through the 2017 Mnet survival show, Produce 101 Season 2 to promote their second extended play, 0+1=1 (I Promise You) and their special album, 1áx=1 (Undivided).

The tour kicked-off in Seoul last June 1st and concluded in Manila last September 1st. The group performed to a total of 14 cities meeting various fans from all over the world.

During the tour, Wanna One showcased their remarkable group dynamics through well-crafted performances that

are surely loved by their fans. They have also incorporated individual performances throughout their set list – from solo dances and songs to DJing.

The members also showed much interest to the various cultures of the places they visited as they interacted with the fans using the local language or even indulging in local delicacies.

Which has fans even more enraptured by the simple yet sweet action and words.

As the group is gearing up for what is presumably their last comeback, fans are excited to see what kind of music and performances they will be presenting next.

SEPTEMBER COMEBACKS

NCT Dream GO UP

Sexy Bods

SUMMER

Soyu

Sunmi

Monsta X Wonho

Wanna One Minhyun

MORE CRAZY MOTHER-IN-LAWS!

Loved Crazy Rich Asians?

If you loved Crazy Rich Asians you won’t want to miss the Viki lineup this month! Filled with disapproving mother-inlaws and wealth discrepant

relationships, Viki’s lineup is sure to tide you over until the sequel.

Viewers can expect plenty of drama and unlikely romances when they tune in this month.

SECRET GARDEN

Ra Im, a stunt woman whose beauty and body are the object of envy of top actresses.

One day they went deep into the mountains and entered a strange house. A strange grandmother offered them chocolate to eat. The next day they found themselves changing bodies. This drama will replace the weekend drama ‘Life Is Beautiful’.

Secret Garden is a romance fantasy drama brought by the winning combination of Kim Eun Sook and Shin Woo Chul of the Lovers series, On Air and City Hall. The drama tells the story of Kim Joo Won, a seemingly perfect man yet with certain arrogance and childishness in him, and Gil

RICH MAN POOR WOMAN A man who can’t distinguish faces meets a woman who is unforgettable. Lee Yoo Chan (Suho) is the founder and CEO of the IT company Next In, which has become the most desirable place to work.

He suffers from a condition where he can’t recognize faces, and this makes him very

guarded and mistrustful of most people.

Kim Bo Ra (Ha Yeon Soo) is the pride of her hometown on Jeju Island who came to Seoul to attend college. With her imminent graduation, her dream is to work for Next In. When Bo Ra meets Yoo Chan, will both their lives change in unexpected ways.

WOK OF LOVE

It’s a love story hotter than the boiling oil in a sizzling hot wok. Across the street of the 6-star Hotel Giant, there stands a small, shabby Chinese restaurant, Hungry Wok. Chil Seong, the owner of the restaurant, originally took over the restaurant in order to provide a place to work for his

former prison mates. One day, a man and a woman whose lives turned upside down overnight come visit Chil Seong. A former star chef, Seo Poong (Junho),and a broke heiress, Sae Woo (Jung Ryeo Won), are in need of Chil Seong’s help so that they can get back on their feet. Later on, Seo Poong wants to prove his worth because Sae Woo’s parents are wealthy. It’s as if Seo Poong is Rachel Chu and Sae Woo is Nick Young!

THE FOX’S

designer Li Yan Shu (Tan Song Yun), Cheng Ze hires her to join the company to entice Jin Yu to join the company. The plan works until Jin Yu’s disapproving mother demands that Chang Ze separate Jin Yu and Yan Shu. When Cheng Ze starts to develop feelings for Yan Shu, what will become of his carefully laid plans?

SUMMER

Gu Cheng Ze (Jiang Chao) is the CEO of the Gu Mall Corporation.

But his adopted family wants their biological son, Gu Jin Yu (Daniel Zhang), to take over the reins of family company and puts Cheng Ze in charge of grooming the heir. When Cheng Ze learns that Jin Yu still harbors feelings for his ex-girlfriend, fashion

THE LOVE KNOT:HIS EXCELLENCY’S FIRST LOVE

Guan Pi Pi (Victoria Song) lives a quiet life until a mysterious man named He Lan Jing Ting (Johnny Huang) appears.

He Lan is blind when he’s under the sunlight, but has an excellent vision at night. Furthermore, he’s a vegetarian.

He’s an expert when it comes to ancient jade and he always stares at the moon while listening to a serenade at

night. At first, it seems like Pi Pi and He Lan met each other by coincidence, but they’re actually tied together by fate.

However, He Lan’s father pronounced a curse on them: Pi Pi always dies a terrible death when she wants to reciprocate He Lan’s love. He Lan isn’t willing to give up though. Will he be able to change their fate in this life?

WHAT’S WRONG WITH SECRETARY KIM? Can you be so self-absorbed that you have no idea what’s truly going on around you?

Lee Young Joon (Park Seo Joon) is vice president of his family-owned company, Yoomyung Group. He is so narcissistic that he doesn’t pay attention to what his trusty secretary, Kim Mi So (Park Min Young), is trying to tell him most of the time.

After nine years of making Young Joon look good and stroking his very large ego, Min So decides to quit her job. Young Joon’s older brother, Lee Sung Yeon (Lee Tae Hwan), is a famous author who is in love with Mi So. Can Young Joon accept the fact that Mi So no longer wants to work for him or will he get the wrong idea?

TRADITIONAL KOREAN HOLIDAY

OF BOUNTIFUL HARVEST

CHUSEOK Information from: http://english.visitkorea.or.kr | Photo Credit: https://myhubsdotorg.files.wordpress.com

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huseok, Korean Thanksgiving Day, is one of the biggest and most important holidays in Korea. Family members from near and far come together to share food and stories and to give thanks to their ancestors. In 2018, Chuseok Day falls on September 24. As the day before and the day after are also part of the holiday, this year’s holiday period is from September 23 to 26, with September 26 being a replacement holiday for the 23rd falling on a Sunday.

Many Koreans visit their hometowns to spend quality time with their family, as well as spend time with friends.

The holiday also provides a good

opportunity to enjoy traditional cultural experiences throughout Korea. Let’s take a closer look at the traditional Korean holiday of Chuseok.

Meaning of Chuseok Chuseok is one of Korea’s three major holidays, along with Seollal (Lunar New Year’s Day) and Dano (the 5th day of the 5th lunar month).

Chuseok is also referred to as hangawi. Han means “big” and gawi means “the ides of the 8th lunar month or autumn.” According to the lunar calendar, the harvest moon, the largest full moon of the year, appears on the 15th day of the eighth month.

Traditions and Customs of Chuseok

Traditional Folk Games

In the morning of the day of Chuseok, family members gather at their homes to hold memorial services called charye in honor of their ancestors. Formal charye services are held twice a year: during Seollal (Lunar New Year’s Day) and Chuseok. During Chuseok’s charye, freshly harvested rice, alcohol and songpyeon (half-moon rice cakes) are prepared as an offering to the family’s ancestors. After the service, family members sit down together at the table to enjoy delicious food.

As Chuseok is a celebration of harvest and abundance, the holiday period is made joyful with various entertainment and folk games such as samulnori (traditional percussion quartette), talchum (mask dance), ganggangsullae (Korean circle dance), and ssireum (traditional Korean wrestling).

Ganggangsullae is performed during Chusoek or Jeongwol Daeboreum (celebration of 15th day of the first lunar calendar). In this dance, women dressed in hanbok (traditional Korean clothing) join hands in a large circle and sing together on the night of the first full moon and on Chuseok. There are several stories about its origin. One of the most well-known stories says that the dance dates back to the Joseon Dynasty (1392-1910) when the Korean army used to dress the young women of the village in military uniforms and had them circle the mountains to give off the appearance that

Another traditional custom of Chuseok is seongmyo, or visit to the ancestral graves.

Seongmyo is an old tradition that is still carried out to show respect and appreciation for family ancestors. During seongmyo, family members remove the weeds that have grown around the graves and pay respect to the deceased with a simple memorial service.

the Korean military was greater in number than it actually was from the enemy side.

The Korean army enjoyed many victories thanks to this scare tactic. Ssireum, another significant traditional entertainment, is a oneon-one wrestling match held on a circular sand pit that requires strength and skills.

Chuseok Foods A variety of foods are prepared during Chuseok to celebrate the bountiful harvest of the year, and one of the most significant foods that represent Chuseok is songpyeon.

Songpyeon is prepared with rice powder that is kneaded into a size that is a little smaller than a golf ball, and then filled with sesame

seeds, beans, red beans, chestnuts, or other nutritious ingredients. When steaming the songpyeon, the rice cakes are layered with pine needles to add the delightful fragrance of pine. It is an old tradition for the entire family to make songpyeon together on the eve of Chuseok. An old Korean anecdote says that the person who makes beautifully shaped songpyeon will meet a good spouse or give birth to a beautiful baby.

Other significant Chuseok foods include traditional liquor and jeon (Korean pancakes).

Jeon are made by slicing fish, meat and vegetables and then lightly frying them in a batter of flour and eggs. They make a perfect pair with traditional Korean liquor.

WATERPARKS: Last Wave of SUMMER HEAT Information from: http://english.visitkorea.or.kr

GIMHAE LOTTE

WATER PARK Opened in May 2014, Gimhae Lotte Water Park in Gyeongsangnam-do features customdesigned, Polynesian-themed water slides and pools. The water park boasts some of Korea’s largest pool facilities, including the 135m-long outdoor wave pool, 35m-long indoor wave pool, and a huge 118m-long Tornado Slide, among other attractions.

Address: 555, Jangyu-ro, Gimhae-si, Gyeongsangnam-do

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carribean BAY

Caribbean Bay, a water park located just outside of Seoul in the city of Yongin, holds the titles of both the first and the largest water park in the country. Caribbean Bay can accommodate up to 20,000 people, and has five themed zones that include indoor pools, outdoor pools, spas, water rides, water slides, and many other amusement facilities.

The most popular attractions at the water park are the exciting wave pool, with waves reaching up to 2.4 meters high, and the Mega Storm, a 355m-long exhilarating water slide that offers an adrenaline rush that you can’t get anywhere else. Visitors looking for even more thrills can try out the Aqua Loop, rushing down 90km to end at a 18 meter drop!

Address: 199, Everland-ro, Pogok-eup, Cheoin-gu, Yongin-si, Gyeonggi-do

TERMEDEN

Historically frequented by the kings of the Joseon Dynasty, the hot springs of Icheon are well known for their excellent water quality. Located in this famed hot springs city, Termeden is a hot spring resort complex that is popular for its high-quality water and luxurious facilities. Although the park has various pools, spas, and slides, one of the most famous attractions at Termeden is the bade pool. The themed hot spring pools are highly recommended, with natural ingredients such as ginseng, rice, and honey added in each spa to provide various unique health benefits.

Address: 984, Sasil-ro, Moga-myeon, Icheon-si, Gyeonggi-do

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ONEMOUNT WATER PARK Onemount Water Park in Gyeonggi-do’s Ilsan is a four-story structure with a seven-story rooftop that lets visitors look down on the various slides and attractions in the park, as well as the nearby Ilsan Lake Park. Most of the attractions for children are on the fourth floor, and rides for adults are located on the seventh floor.

One of the most popular rides is Sky Boomerango, a ride that starts from atop a 50m-tall tower. Riders get in a two-person tube to shoot down before being launched into the air off a ramp to fall into a water pool at the end. In addition, the next-door attraction Cola Ride is another must for thrill-seekers, which will give you an unforgettable memory of free falling thanks to its near-vertical 10m-high slide.

Address: 300, Halluyworld-ro, Ilsanseo-gu, Goyang-si, Gyeonggi-do

SEALALA

WATER PARK Located in Mullae-dong, Yeongdeungpo-gu, Seoul, Sealala Spa & Water Park is a place where Seoulites can enjoy water fun any time of the year. Although it is not as big as other water parks in Korea, it boasts an exotic Greece-themed dĂŠcor and offers easy access via subway.

The place is famous for its 140m-long lazy river, beach pool where visitors can splash around, 20m-long speedy water slide, and 32m-long mat slide. It’s also a perfect spot for family with children, as Aqua Kidsland within the water park offers kids-friendly attractions such as kids water slides, piano fountain, and more.

Address: B2, Yeongdeungpo SK Leaders View, 164, Mullae-ro, Yeongdeungpo-gu, Seoul

WOONGJIN

PLAYDOCI

WATERDOCI Woongjin Playdoci, a very unique indoor theme park, is located in the metropolitan city of Bucheon, Gyeonggi-do. In addition to having basic pool facilities, Woongjin Playdoci Waterdoci, which is the central area of the venue, includes Kids Zone and diverse entertaining water slides. The Spa Zone offers bade pools with a variety of water jet massage options that help ease fatigue and provide health benefits to the skin. Adults and kids alike are bound to get their fill of fun with the seasonal event pools and outdoor Sunny Park during the summer.

Address: 2, Jomaru-ro, Wonmi-gu, Bucheon-si, Gyeonggi-do

RESOM SPA CASTLE

Resom Spa Castle (Chunchunhyang) represents one of Korea’s best hot spring theme parks, thanks to the widespread fame of its therapeutic Germanium-rich water, which is maintained at 49°C. Located in Yesan-gun, Chungcheongnam-do, Resom Spa Castle’s hot spring facility Chunchunhyang is open all year round.

Looking for a thrill? Try the water park’s famous water slides: the exhilarating Master Blaster and the Speed Slide, a thriller-ride that propels you down a three-story water chute in just four seconds. For some fun that’s slightly less intense, check the outdoors to enjoy over 20 hot spring water park facilities and openair pools.

Address: 45-7, Oncheondanji 3-ro, Deoksanmyeon, Yesan-gun, Chungcheongnam-do

SEORAK

WATERPIA

Seorak Waterpia is the most popular destination on the East Coast. With the stunning scenery of Seoraksan Mountain serving as a backdrop, this place offers the latest in water amusement facilities and hot spring water spas.

If you are looking for fun and thrills, check out the water slides and wave pools. Popular rides in this action-packed park include World Alley, a 260m-long water slide with a sharp drop and a 360-degree turn, Torrent River, and Family Raft.

Address: 88, Misiryeong-ro 2983beon-gil, Sokcho-si, Gangwon-do

VIVALDI PARK OCEAN WORLD

Vivaldi Park Ocean World is situated among the beautiful ancient forests of Hongcheon in Gangwon-do. The water park has an Egyptian theme throughout, and contains replicas of the Sphinx, pyramids, obelisks, and other decorative touches. The park is divided into Indoor Zone, Wave Pool Zone, Extreme Zone, Dynamic Zone, and the Mega Slide Zone with each section offering amusement of its own. The Indoor Zone has various pools and slides, a jjimjilbang, and a therapy center.

In the Extreme Zone, people can experience exciting thrills with waves as high as 2.4m.

Address: 262, Hanchigol-gil, Seomyeon, Hongcheon-gun, Gangwon-do

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SAMGYETANG GINSENG CHICKEN SOUP

RECIPE Credits: www.maangchi.com

INGREDIENTS • 2 cornish hens • ½ cup short grain rice (or glutinous rice) Rinsed and soaked in cold water for 1 hour.

• 2 fresh ginseng roots, washed • 2 large dried jujubes, washed • 16 garlic cloves, washed and the tips are removed • 2 to 3 green onions, chopped • salt • ground black pepper

For the sesame dipping sauce: • 1 to 2 teaspoon salt • 1 teaspoon sesame seeds • a pinch of ground black pepper • 1 to 2 tablespoons sesame oil For sweet sour soy dipping sauce: • 3 tablespoons soy sauce • 2 tablespoons white vinegar • 1 teaspoon honey (or sugar) • ½ a medium size onion, cut into chunks • 1 Jalapeno (or green chili pepper), chopped

2. Remove the giblets from the hens and rub them with salt all over to clean them nicely. Rinse under cold running water.

3. Put the hens on the cutting board, pat dry, and remove any extra fat around the body cavities with kitchen scissors. Cut off the tips of wings if you want.

4. Stuff each hen with rice, 1 ginseng, 1 jujube, and 8 garlic cloves. Put any leftover rice in the pot.

5. Place the hens into a heavy pot. Add 8 cups of cold water, cover, and cook over medium high heat for 30 minutes.

6. Turn down the heat to medium and cook another 40 minutes until the chicken, ginseng, and rice turn soft. Open up the pot from time to time and ladle some broth from the bottom over top of the chickens. If the broth evaporates too much, add more water.

7. Remove from the heat.

INSTRUCTIONS Make the dipping sauces: 1. Combine salt, sesame seeds, ground black pepper, and sesame oil in a small bowl and mix well. Set aside.

2. Combine soy sauce, vinegar, and honey (or sugar) in another bowl. Mix well with a spoon.

Add onion and jalapeno. Set aside.

Cook the chicken: 1. Strain the rice.

Serve: 1. Place each hen into 2 individual bowls and add the chicken and broth. Sprinkle with chopped green onion and ground black pepper. Serve with kimchi, the 2 kinds of dipping sauce, and a small bowl of salt on the side for seasoning.

2. If you serve them in earthenware pots, preheat the pots with a little water inside (about 2 tablespoons) and add the chicken and broth.

Let them sit in on the heat until the samgyetang starts to sizzle. Then remove from the heat and sprinkle green onion over top and grind some black pepper. Serve hot with the dipping sauce, kimchi, and a small bowl of salt on the side for seasoning.

TYPHOON SEASON IN KOREA Source: http://www.arirang.com

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eavy rainfall has flooded homes, roads and farms in central and southern parts of South Korea just a couple of days after Typhoon Soulik swept the country.

According to the Central Disaster and Safety Countermeasures Headquarters, around 3,300 private properties and public facilities have been flooded across the country.

The torrential downpours inundated streets and washed away vehicles, as well as forcing 510 flood victims to stay at temporary shelters.

The government has shut down four roads, one railway and eight national parks.

The Ministry of the Interior and Safety said the heavy rain and floods have claimed three lives and injured four people as of August 24 while one person is still missing.

With more than 40 millimeters of rainfall per hour in southern parts of South Korea from Thursday to Friday, some parts of Chungcheong-do and Jeolla-do provinces have seen about 200 millimeters of heavy rain in total.

Japan and China protect South Korea from most of the area’s typhoons, but one or two still manage to get through each year during the summer months.

HALLYU

HAPPY CHUSEOK