HALLYU Magazine No. 49

HALLYU Celebrating the birth of

LEE MINHO IS BACK!

Buddha MAY FLOWER

BIG KPOP SHOW IN DUSSELDORF

FESTIVALS

comebacks WINNER | LADIES CODE | WEKI MEKI

GOT7|OH MY GIRL | ERIC NAM | ACE

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Contents H A L L Y U Spring 2019 Issue Number 49

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TOP NEW IDOLS May Comebacks

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KPOP Big5 Concert in Dusseldorf RAVI US Tour

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Lee Minho is BACK! Art Sonje: Play for Today

WHAT TO DO IN MAY 44

Flower Festivals Celebrate the birth of Buddha Korean Hobbies Must-Try Korean Food

TOP NEW IDOLS

ITZY

stray kids

(g)idle

the boyz

May Comebacks

EXO XIUMIN YOU

eric nam runaway

oh my girl the fifth season

kim donghan focus

nc.a some

GOT7 SPINNING TOP

BIG KPOP SHOW IN DUSSELDORF KPOP BIG5 CONCERT On Saturday the 4th May 2019 five South Korean Popstars will come to Germany for the “KPOP Big 5 Concert” in Dusseldorf at the Mitsubishi Electric Hall.

These young groups will perform: EXID, ASTRO, Stray Kids, KARD and soloist Ailee.

The event is a cooperation of the GermanKorean organizer NET Entertainment and the South Korean agency Donuts Music N. K-POP short form for “Korean Pop Music”, is increasing worldwide popularity and is known for catchy melodies and high quality produced performances. On addition to the show, the audience of the “KPOP Big Concert” also will get the opportunity to meet the stars in person and to take a shared picture with the stars at the event “FIVE & LIVE”.

Tickets are available starting March 8th via CTS Eventim and Tickettoaster. More information on www.net-ent.de

LEE MINHO IS BACK! How to celebrate? WATCH HIS PAST SHOWS!

Lee Min Ho is one of the most popular Asian actors working today. Born on June 22, 1987, he should not be confused with the younger Lee Min Ho (born June 28, 1993), another Korean actor. This Lee Min Ho’s popularity extends well beyond the borders of Korea into China and other countries throughout the world and even has his very own wax figure at Madame Tussauds Beijing. Lee Min Ho began acting in small roles in high school but shot to fame after his iconic role as rich bad boy Goo Joon Pyo in the hit Korean drama “Boys Over Flowers” (2009), which garnered him the Best

New Actor award at the 45th Baeksang Arts Awards. The breakthrough role led to other leading-man roles in the popular dramas “Personal Taste” (2010), “City Hunter” (2011), “The Great Doctor (aka Faith)” (2012), “Heirs” (2013) and “The Legend of the Blue Sea” (2016-2017), bringing many more acting awards and accolades. In addition to acting, Lee Min Ho also has released two music albums and is a popular endorsement model.

In 2014, a Chinese entertainment magazine dubbed Lee Min Ho the winner of its “Asian Male God” poll.

THE LEGEND OF THE BLUE SEA

heirs

THE GREAT DOCTOR PERSONAL TASTE

CITY HUNTER BOYS OVER FLOWERS

PUBLIC ENEMY RETURNS I AM YOUR TEACHER

PLAY FOR TODAY Art Hall B1 Art Sonje Center 2019.4.23, 5.23, 6.20, 8.29

Art Sonje Center and Moving Image Forum will present Play for Today 2019, commencing from forthcoming April 23rd until August 29. Play for Today, a title borrowed from the historical BBC TV program aired from 1970 to 1984, will introduce various contemporary stories and forms of their images that may be easily approachable for the general audiences on a regular basis. The screening program will introduce films by Mark Rappaport, Noriaki Tsuchimoto and Viola Rusche & Hauke Harder, along with Cine-Concert with Michèle Bokanowski, at Art Hall, Art Sonje Center. *Moving Image Forum is an organization supports the creation of the film based project with Spacecell, an artist-run film Lab, and dissemination of moving imagebased artwork by artists and filmmaker from Korea since 2004. Through a regular program of screenings, performances and lectures, and annual platform called EXiS, its goal is to explore new models for the presentation of cinema. Bring together the

worlds of experimental film and video art, contemporary documentary, artist’s cinema, Moving Image Forum looks to foster an ongoing dialogue a wide range of artists and audiences.

[Cine-Concert] Cine-Concert with Michèle Bokanowski April 23, 2019 5pm (70min) Michèle Bokanowski (born 9 August 1943) is a French composer. She was born in Cannes, and was educated in traditional music. She continued her studies in composition in Paris with Michel Puig and in electronic music in 1970 at the Service de la recherche de l’ORTF (GRM) directed by Pierre Schaeffer.

She also studied computer music at the Faculté de Vincennes and electronic music with Eliane Radigue. After completing her studies, Bokanowski worked as a composer.

She married Patrick Bokanowski and often collaborates with him for film, Catherine Dasté for theater works, and choreographers Hideyuki Yano, Marceline Lartigue and Bernardo Montet for dance.

PROGRAM INFO

[Screening]

Pour un pianiste Michèle Bokanowski

May 23, 2019 5pm

Déjeuner du matin Patrick Bokanowski Tabou Michèle Bokanowski Battements Solaires Patrick Bokanowski Rhapsodia Michèle Bokanowski

From the Journals of Jean Seberg Mark Rappaport

June 20, 2019 5pm On the road: A Document Noriaki Tsuchimoto

August 29, 2019 5pm

No Ideas but in Things: A Composer Alvin Lucier Viola Rusche & Hauke Harder

Fashion Trends

tie dye prints

aviator frames

excessive hair clips

MayFlower

Festivals

Details from: http://english.visitkorea.or.kr Photo Credit: http://hanachrisantyjioe.blogspot.com

TAEAN TULIP FESTIVAL At Korea Flower Park, Taean Tulip Festival, chosen as one of the top five tulip festivals in the world in 2018, will be held from April 13 to May 12. Not only will the festival feature over 200 types of tulips from kikomachi to world favorite to purple flag, various events and activities are also planned. Visitors can enjoy activities such as feeding animals and face painting, as well as watch guest singers perform and experience the LED Light Festival.

international horticulture

goyang korea

2019 International Horticulture Goyang Korea will be held from April 26 to May 12 at Ilsan Lake Park and Wondang Flower Complex. Visitors will be able to see beautiful international flower exhibitions as well as experience various programs.

At Ilsan Lake Park’s indoor exhibition hall, a flower exhibition from world famous flower designers will be in display. The outdoor flower garden will be decorated in various themes providing dance and music performances as well as experience programs such as planting succulent plants, making candles and soaps, and more.

At Wondang Flower Complex, experience programs such as making a rose basket, planting carnations, making succulent flower base and more will be available. A guided flower farm field trip will also be available for those who want to experience flower farming firsthand.

Hapcheon Hwangmaesan

Royal Azalea Festival

The Hwangmaesan Royal Azalea Festival is held every year in May at Hwangmaesan County Park. The festival started in 1997 as an effort by local and overseas residents to preserve the azalea fields through hosting local cultural events. In 2012, the mountain was also included in CNN Travel’s list of “50 Beautiful Places to Visit in Korea.”

Hwangmaesan is the filming site of several Korean movies such as “Taegukgi:The Brotherhood of War (태극기휘날리며),” “Welcome to Dongmakgol (웰컴투 동막골),” “A Story Of Bangja (방자전),” “Queen Seok Duk (선덕여왕),” “Horse Doctor (마의),” and “Bridal Mask (각시탈).”

Spring Festival of The Garden of Morning Calm

The Garden of Morning Calm is one of Korea’s major botanical gardens, attracting about 700,000 tourists from home and abroad annually. The garden aims to promote the beauty of Korean flowers and plants to the world. They also play a huge role in developing Korea’s garden culture.

Every year during The Garden of Morning Calm’s Spring Festival, the garden is covered with a rich tapestry of color from the thousands of flowers and trees in full bloom.

From the promenade surrounded by a refreshing pine grove, to the 330,000㎡ flower garden, the entire arboretum overflows with nature’s beauty and grace. In addition, the garden holds a range of exhibitions, cultural events and educational programs during the festival.

Gokseong International

Rose Festival

The 9th Gokseong International Rose Festival will be held May 17-26 at Seomjingang Train Village in Gokseong-gun, Jeollanam-do.

With this year’s theme “Imagining the Lucky Golden Rose”, 1004 types of roses as well as various programs will highlight the festival.

Countless roses will decorate the pond, main fountain, tunnel, maze and more throughout the festival ground.

Main programs include “Finding the Lucky Gold Rose” event where a real gold rose is up for grabs; various music performances including jazz, nanta and gugak (traditional Korean music); traditional Korean games; and rose related experience programs.

Celebrating the birth of

Buddha Details from: http://english.visitkorea.or.kr

The Yeon Deung Hoe (Lotus Lantern Festival) is an annual event that colors Korea with bright lanterns in celebration of the birth of Buddha. Started as a religious festival during the Silla Dynasty (57 BC – AD 935), this traditional festival has come to be enjoyed by thousands of people every year, regardless of background, nationality, or religion.

off each other until the stadium overflows with happiness. The rally is open to everyone, so visitors can take a seat and clap along, or jump to their feet and join in the dancing! The cheer rally culminates in the ritual of bathing Buddha and Dharma readings.

In hopes of making the world a better place, this year’s slogan and theme is “A Merciful Spirit, Peace in the World.” Various programs and events are scheduled, including the popular lantern parade and lantern making as well as traditional activities, exciting performances, and a lantern exhibition.

The highlight of the lotus lantern festival is the lantern parade! Passing Heunginjimun Gate on its way along Jongno Avenue to Jogyesa Temple, this large-scale parade is a true sight to behold. The participating groups have each planned unique lanterns specifically for this year’s parade.

Eoulim Madang (Buddhist cheer rally) Eoulim Madang, also called Buddhist Cheer Rally, is an energy-filled event taking place before the lantern parade begins. The various groups that will walk in the parade gather here to sing songs and dance. Their moods bounce

lantern parade

Hoehyang Hanmadang (post-parade celebration) The end of the parade signals the start of the post-parade celebration, Hoehyang Hanmadang. The stage is set up at Jonggak Intersection and will feature traditional music performances as well as modern musical performances. All visitors will feel connected

as they join hands and participate in the Ganggangsullae dance, a UNESCOinscribed Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.

Exhibition of traditional lanterns In remembrance of the birth of Buddha, exhibitions of traditional lanterns will be on display for a ten-day period in various parts of Seoul including Ujeong Park by Jogyesa Temple, Bongeunsa Temple and Cheonggyecheon Stream.

These exhibitions provide a wonderful opportunity to marvel at the unassuming charm of Korea’s traditional paper, hanji. In particular, Cheonggyecheon Stream’s exhibition will display quality lanterns with a theme of “Flowers of Peace Bloom on the Korean Peninsula,” promoting peace and reunification.

Traditional cultural events The Traditional Culture Zone will be prepared in front of Jogyesa Temple, featuring approximately 130 booths run

by Buddhist organizations and temples from across the nation. These booths provide a chance for visitors to learn and better understand Buddhist culture.

Traditional performances, temple cuisine and experiences are prepared for both local and international participants to enjoy and learn about this local culture using all five senses.

Yeondeungnori (final celebration) From the streets of Insa-dong to the road before Jogyesa Temple and all around the area of Jongno, the Lotus Lantern Festival will end in a final parade with grand lanterns and the music of a street performing troupe. The performers, visitors, and lanterns will come together for a fun and exciting time full of dancing and laughter in the streets.

KOREAN Hobbies Fishing

Golfing

Indoor Gardening

Aquarium Fish Raising

Korean Dessert Making

MUST T RY! KOREAN FOOD

Samgyupsal (grilled pork belly)

Bulgogi (Korean BBQ beef) Fried Chicken

Jeon (Korean vegetable pancake)

Naengmyeon (Korean cold noodles)

Samgyetang (ginseng chicken soup)

Bibimbap (Korean mixed rice)

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