[Go Hyunjun's News]

<Anchor>

We will start with the news of Go Hyun-jun, who picks out the hottest news. What's the first news on Monday?

<Hyun-Joon Ko / Critical Commentary>

There are a lot of people who buy things in hypermarkets and then put them in paper boxes in autonomous packaging, and some of them will stop operating next year.

In August this year, the Ministry of Environment and four large marts signed an agreement to activate shopping carts. In 2016, as a result of large-scale marts removing paper boxes on Jeju Island, the purpose of spreading the use of shopping carts was to spread throughout the country.

As a result, Lotte Mart and Home Plus decided to stop operating the autonomous packaging from January 1, next year. Instead, they will sell or rent their shopping carts.

E-Mart is in a position to consult with the Ministry of Environment to determine the outcome afterwards. Paper boxes can be recycled, but there are some people who know what's wrong with them.
When you pack, you use too many strings or tapes, and these things make it difficult to recycle paper boxes. It is said that over 600 tons of tape and strings are thrown away every year.

However, it is strongly suggested that they do not consider the inconvenience of consumers, and plans to reconsider whether or not to provide paper boxes through a survey.

<Anchor>

In fact, the amount of shopping carts and paper boxes is different, so the person who takes the shopping cart also uses a paper box. I think it's a matter of some discussion. Let's move on to the next news.

<Hyun-Joon Ko / Critical Commentary>

The next news is that a promotional video made by a foreign language high school in Seoul is gathering topics, and it is made to break prejudice and misunderstandings about foreign language. Let's check it out.

A luxury foreign car stands in front of the gate. The girl who got out of the car headed to the sympathy room to talk.

[My dad paid for the school development fund. The classroom chairs are very old, but please replace them all and use the rest of the money you need.]

[Yes, of course. And thank your father.]

At this moment, the student president of the school comes up and says, 'If you thought this would be the life of high school students, you would have seen too many dramas.'

Subsequent scenes are filled with the fact that students only sleep for two hours a day during the exam period, and the students who go to the hallway to study drowsiness.
The school said the students made the video to break the misunderstanding and prejudice that the students who go to the high school are the so-called 'gold spoons' and that parents dominate the school.

Since it was released on YouTube on the 26th of last month, it has attracted more than 190,000 views. It is rare that high school promotional videos are so popular.

Some have said that the school attracted more attention because it was a graduate of former Korean Attorney General, Cho Min.

<Anchor>

I think it's a bit too drama to break prejudice and misunderstanding, but I've seen it for a while and I'll have to watch it all the time. Please tell me the next news.

<Hyun-Joon Ko / Critical Commentary>

Next post. K-pop fans including BTS fans around the world are interpreting and reproducing Korean language.

BTS's fan club Ami and Hunminjeongeum are called 'Aminjeongeum', and they usually describe K-pop artists' words or transliterations of Korean that are not easily translated into alphabets.
When discussing K-pop on social media or sharing news in real-time, 'Aminjeongeum' is mixed and used. For example, the letters 'NUGU' and 'who' are written in Korean. .

'I do not know who. Lack awareness ”. It is a unique blend of Korean sensibilities and culture. This includes 'youngest', 'trainees' and 'thumbs up'.
Since it is not easy to understand the meaning of Aminjeongeum 100% from the beginning, it is said that K pop dictionaries are produced and studied, or Korean language learning contents are also seen on YouTube.

There is an analysis that the interest in artists and lyrics extends not only to Korean culture but also to Korean.