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<Hyunjun Go/Current Critic>
Many cultural facilities such as theaters and movie theaters are struggling with Corona 19.
It is said that in the Philippines, a new movie theater where you can watch movies while keeping social distancing has appeared.
The movie unfolds on the big screen.
The audience seat is a gondola floating on the water.
Recently, the so-called gondola cinema opened in Manila, the capital of the Philippines, where you can watch movies with a gondola.
According to the Philippine quarantine guidelines, it was created nine months after the cinema was closed. A single gondola can only accommodate up to two people, and a movie can only be screened with a maximum of ten guests.
In addition, it is said that the gap between the gondola is maintained to keep social distancing.
The movie theater explained that it designed such a movie theater to help the movie industry workers who are struggling after Corona 19 as well as the cultural life of the audience.
In the Philippines, blockades have been implemented in metropolitan cities such as Manila since last March.
Since last June, the blockade has been gradually lifted for economic activity, but it is said that most of the non-essential businesses are still closed.
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I saw on the screen earlier, I was holding an umbrella, but it was raining.
I think my arm will hurt very much.
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<Ko Hyeon-jun / Current affairs critic>
This is the last news today (21st).
The Korean operating company of Japanese clothing brand UNIQLO has been controversial as it received family-friendly certification from the Ministry of Gender Equality and Family.
UNIQLO's Korean operator was named as an Excellent Family-Friendly Company in 2020, released by the Ministry of Leisure and Sports on the 17th.
The Family-Friendly Excellent Company Certification System is a system that certifies companies or public institutions that operate exemplary family-friendly programs such as childbirth and childrearing support, and flexible working system.
Selected companies can enjoy not only various institutional benefits, such as receiving additional points when bidding for projects conducted by the government, but also enhancing the corporate image.
However, in October last year, when the boycott of Japanese companies was intensifying, UNIQLO posted an advertisement that seemed to mock the comfort women issue, which was controversial.
Considering this controversy, criticism is growing that the selection of a company by the Ministry of Leisure was inappropriate.
The Blue House petition for the abolition of the Leisure Department has even come up.
As a result, the Ministry of Leisure and Home Affairs said that it would consider supplementing the selection criteria in the future as it selected certification targets for 859 companies and operated the selection process itself as a consignment.