With the prolonged COVID-19, the continues social distancing policy has increased people's fatigue and stagnated domestic demand. In response, the government implemented ‘the Step-By- Step Daily Recovery (with COVID-19)’ policy. Step-bystep daily recovery is a policy that gradually returns to daily

I often listen to songs on YouTube. One day, Jason Mraz’s, ‘Have it All’ appeared on my video recommendation list and I decided to listen to it. I thought about the meaning while listening to the song several times and I was able to realize the real intention of the lyrics. I enjoyed its cheerful me

One of the greatest psychologists, Carl Jung quoted, “I am not what happened to me. I am what I choose to become.” This aphorism means that life is not just a consequence of random happenings, but it is the consequence of intended decisions. What does this imply? I see two points in this phrase. Fir

One day, I accidentally found an old book on a bookshelf. It was The Little Prince which I bought more than 10 years ago. Its faded pages reminded me of my present age and made me a little melancholic. While reading this book again, I asked myself, "Who is this book for, children or grown-ups?” and

KU’s Institute for General Education Research (Director Jung Won-sup) was selected as a financial beneficiary regarding education of the 2021 Humanities and Social Research Center Support Project, which is organized by the Ministry of Education and the National Research Foundation of Korea (NRFK). T

“There are three types of countries: past-, present-, and future-oriented cultures” a career expat once told me. Although an interesting way to compare and categorize, it may not always be this simple. However, it can be helpful in understanding people and their countries on a deeper level. We might

Kyungnam University is providing various types of scholarships for new students and undergraduates. Students can also participate in various language programs via sister universities abroad. As you know very well, the importance of foreign language proficiency is being emphasized in a global society

As non-face-to-face time has grown longer, and freedom of movement has been reduced, we gradually have become isolated and moved from participants and actors to observers and viewers without much knowledge. Space and social constraints remind me of the once popular TV drama, "Wise Cell Life". Even t

I did not know about KT originally; but, thanks to my friend’s introduction, I read some of English articles from KT. After reading the articles, I thought they were valuable and informative. Through the articles, I thought about vaccine issues in various views by reading conflicting opinions on COV

I was able to read the KT through my friend's recommendation. I read articles from the KT for the first time, and I was surprised to see many very interesting articles. An article in the KT details the March 15th Democratic Rally. If there's anyone who doesn't know much about that, I hope they will

Recently a bill has passed detailing mandatory installation of CCTV in operating rooms, which includes recording and filming surgery operations with the consent of patients. The bill allows records to be used in the event of medical accidents and suspected malpractice. Currently, controversy about t

Recently, the new legislation was proposed to allow mandatory installation of CCTV in operating rooms, and controversy over this law is staggering. Personally, I agree with the mandatory installation of CCTV in operating rooms.First of all, CCTV in the operating room is a simple but useful device th

On a recommendation of an old friend, I read English articles from Kyungnam University, I thank you for giving me a chance to read interesting articles. Overall, it was better than I expected. There was some information I had never heard before, and there was something that interested me. While read

I was introduced to KT through a good opportunity. I was able to read various articles, and I was attracted by the article, titled ‘Human Being Is Something That Must Be Overcome!’. The reason is that I do not usually think about how to overcome the crisis with religious belief. While reading the ar

On December 8, 2020, the Korean government announced that it had secured 44 million vaccines against COVID-19 through negotiations with global vaccine companies and COVAX, an international project led by the World Health Organization (WHO). Because of this action, the National Medical Center conduct

Every day, we use our brains to think. We think about what to wear, how to spend our time, who to meet, what’s for dinner, etc. We think so much that thinking just comes naturally, like breathing. But it’s worth thinking about the way we think, because all of us think differently. Our thoughts are s

Before the outbreak of COVID-19, KU had had various kinds of international programs: student exchange programs with 38 universities around the world, language training, and cultural programs. However, since the pandemic of COVID-19, great uncertainty has lain ahead of the Office of International Ser

Sayuri Fujita who is a Japanese television personality celebrity based in South Korea has become a socially hot potato. This is because she has become a voluntary single mother. Although becoming voluntary single mothers through sperm donations is not illegal in South Korea, there is still a bad vie

Broadcaster Sayuri Fujita gave birth on November 4, 2020. She received sperm, which had been kept in a sperm bank, and gave birth after in vitro fertilization (IVF) treatment. Finally, she became a voluntary single mother. In the past, Sayuri said in a broadcast program that she had no intention of

I remember when I heard the news about doctors’ collective strike. I cared nothing for the situation because I usually don’t care about political problems. I’ve never known the reason for the strike. But through the article, I did get some details about the situation. At first, I could not understan