The Korean Wave refers to the spread of South Korean culture around the world, particularly through television dramas and pop music. It began in the late 1990s as Korean entertainment started achieving popularity in China and other Asian countries. Korean dramas and K-pop groups saw mainstream success throughout Asia and also gained audiences in other regions. While the Korean Wave has had significant economic and cultural influence, it has also received some criticism for how Korean industries promote their culture abroad and perceptions that it makes fans too devoted to Korean celebrities over their own countries' cultures.

1. ENGLISH PRESENTATION SANTI YUSMIANI X11 IPA 2 EXPLANATION TEXT ABOUT “KOREAN WAVE(한류)”

3. HISTORY

4. KOREAN DRAMA AND KOREAN POP

5. OTHER ASPECTS OF THE KOREAN WAVE

6. EFECTS AND IMPACT

7. BLACKLASH AND CRITISM

10. Korean dramaIn 1999, reports of an emerging “Korean Wave" in China, Taiwan, Vietnam, Hong Kong and other Asian countries started to come out. In 1997, as Korea was shaken by the IMF crisis and it's belief in the industrial modernization process was turning weak, there was a widespread societal movement to make use of the cultural industry with its high added value to overcome the national crisis. Korean dramas continued to spread throughout Asia, achieving mainstream success in Japan, China, and Southeast Asia,as well as carving niche markets in Europe and North America.

11. Korean pop music Korean pop music, referred to as K-pop (an abbreviation of Korean pop), has become a large part of the Korean Wave. K-pop's popularity has been attributed to talent and individualism as well as having diversity through collaborating with international producers. In recent years, Korean entertainment companies have started to recognize YouTube as a key component to the international spread of Korean culture.

12. Korean girl band Korean boys band

14. Kpop lovers in paris Kpop lovers in Indonesia

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