North Korea issues_ppt
英文国家介绍(朝鲜)ppt课件
Democratic People's Republic of Korea
Name, Flag, Emblem
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The party in power
DPRK Korean Workers Party
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Population and Economy
• Population ： 24 million • Nation ：Korea • SUMGDP： $28 billion (2010) • PGDP ： $ 1200 (2010) • National economic system ：
TRIP: Kwangbop Temple
• At the foot of Dachengshan Mountain • Old temple
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Sinuiju
• Fourth Largest City of North Korea • The capital of North Pyongan • Agriculture, chemical industry,
cottonocracy ,paper
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Blood sausage
It made from animals’ blood and rice with tofu
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Kaesong
• Panmunjom & Korean Demilitarized Zone • The special open zones • Manufacture
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Talking About North Korea
英文国家介绍(朝鲜)课件
Korean traditional dance is known for its expressive movements and dynamic energy, often performed in costumes with colorful patterns.
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North Korean economy
Children start their education at the age of 5 in pre-schools.
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Primary Education
It is free and compulsory for children between the ages of 6 and 11.
Music
Korean traditional music is characterized by its use of stringed instruments, such as the gayageum, and percussion instruments like the janggu.
Pottery and Ceramics
Korean pottery and ceramics are known for their unique designs and techniques, including celadon and white porcelain.
Handicrafts
Korean handicrafts include items like bamboo crafts, wood carvings, and textiles, often used in traditional costumes and interior decoration.
韩国介绍PPT课件
韩元=0.0061人民币 1人民币=164.1549韩元 So算一下 100RMB=？？？？？韩元？？
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济州岛
济州岛Jeju Island 过去也写做 Cheju Island， 是韩国最大的岛屿，是一座典型的火山岛， 世界新七大自然奇观之一。120万年前火山 活动而形成，岛中央是通过火山爆发而形 成的海拔1950米的韩国最高峰---汉拿山 (Mt.Halla)。海洋性气候的济州岛素有“韩国 的夏威夷”之称。美丽的济州岛不仅具有海 岛独特的美丽风光(瀛州十景)，而且还继承 了古耽罗王国特别的民俗文化。
国际文化节之 The Inter国nat际io文na化l C节ult之ure Festival
的韩国
我眼中的韩国 我眼中
Korea in my eyes
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韩国概况
• 我们的邻居韩国，拥有着传统与现代 完美交织的文化。你可以在这里找到最传 统的建筑与宫殿，尝试穿着韩服拍照，或 看到传统的歌舞表演。也可以在这里感受 最前沿的亚洲潮流文化，耀眼的演艺巨星， 还有令人着迷的现代艺术。
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韩国还有令人向往的饮食文化，虽然会 被诟病太过于推崇泡菜，但是一系列平价 的饮食足够满足旅行者的味蕾。当地的食 品市场与创意十足的潮流咖啡店也在韩国 的美食版图中碰撞出了精彩的火花。
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介绍韩国的英文ppt课件
Neighbors
Korea has a rich history that dates back to the Neolithic period The first recorded mention of Korea is in Chinese chronicles from the 1st century AD
Introducing English PPT courseware for South Korea
Introduction to KoreaKorean cultureKorean educationSouth Korean economyKorean tourism
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目录
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Introduction to Korea
The shipbuilding industry in South Korea has experienced ups and downs but remains an importantБайду номын сангаасpart of the country's economy
Shipbuilding industry
Vision 2025
Modern history
Population
South Korea has a population of approximately 51 million people, with the majority concentrated in the cities, specifically Seoul, the capital and largest city
朝鲜族简介英文版ppt
Traditional Men
男女服饰结构图
Food Culture
Koreans living in the coastal mountainous past, so in the diet, "delicacies", "seafood" account for a large proportion of play. Korean food can be divided into a routine and a special diet. Commonplace, including rice, soup, vegetables. Rice is an essential staple food of people three meals a day; soup is one of the essential meals, up to 30 kind of it. Daily generally prefer to drink miso soup, dog days likes to drink cold soup; lot of Korean cuisine types, two types of raw and
• The multi-sided wall plaster lath walls. Doors and windows for the push-pull, the same size as the door window, often regardless of the doors and can make the entrance.Window frames arranged in dense vertical, horizontal grid spacing away, along the narrow door window, making the already low room itself gives a
英文国家介绍(朝鲜)精品PPT课件
강성대국 Industry
Animals
Custom
• Always eat rice with soup & dog meat • Polite • Festivals as same as Chinese
City & Trip
• Pyongyang Kim II Sung Square Kwangbop Temple
TRIP: Kwangbop Temple
• At the foot of Dachengshan Mountain • Old temple
Sinuiju
• Fourth Largest City of North Korea • The capital of North Pyongan • Agriculture, chemical industry,
cottonocracy ,paper
Blood sausage
It made from animals’ blood and rice with tofu
Kaesong
• Panmunjom & Korean Demilitarized Zone • The special open zones • Manufacture
写在最后
经常不断地学习,你就什么都知道。你知道得越多,你就越有力量 Study Constantly, And You Will Know Everything. The More
You Know, The More Powerful You Will Be
结பைடு நூலகம்语
感谢聆听
不足之处请大家批评指导
Talking About North Korea
介绍韩国(课堂PPT)
Political
New constitution, South Korea, and the rule of law of three tripartite confrontation of the system. The President is internal and external policy makers, but to congress legislation, etc.; Parliament says congress, the legislature. South Korea a unicameral legislature, congress is the national legislature. South Korean court is divided into 3: Supreme Court justices, the high court and the local court.
36济州岛济州岛是韩国第一大岛又名耽罗岛蜜月之岛浪漫之岛位于朝鲜半岛的南端隔济州海峡与半岛相望北距韩南部海岸90多公里地扼朝鲜海峡门户地理位置十分重要
Go for a trip to Korea
－－－到韩国去旅游吧
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Republic of Korea 大韩民国
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position
Republic of Korea, hereinafter referred to as south Korea, also called south Korea,north Korea call,is located in the east of Asia north Korea peninsula in the south of the country,for the capital Seoul.
韩国.pptx
自然风光探秘之旅
济州岛
作为韩国最大的岛屿，济州岛以其独特的自然风光吸引着无 数游客。游客可以参观汉拿山、日出峰等自然景观，感受大 自然的壮美与神秘。
南怡岛
位于春川的南怡岛是韩国著名的度假胜地，以其优美的湖光 山色和丰富的户外活动而备受游客喜爱。游客可以在这里划 船、骑行、徒步等，享受轻松愉快的休闲时光。
韩国
汇报人：文小库 2024-05-16
目录
• 韩国概况与历史文化 • 韩国经济产业分析 • 旅游资源及特色景点推荐 • 教育体系与名校盘点 • 民俗文化活动体验指南 • 商务礼仪及职场文化指南 • 总结：全面了解韩国，深度感受魅力
韩国概况与历史文
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地理位置及人口分布
地理位置
韩国位于东亚，三面环海，北与朝鲜 相邻，东南隔朝鲜海峡与日本相望。
制造业
制造业是韩国的支柱产业，包括 汽车、电子、钢铁、造船等领域 ，在国际市场上具有较强的竞争
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服务业
服务业在韩国经济中的地位逐渐上 升，金融、零售、旅游等领域发展 迅速，为经济增长注入新的活力。
农业与渔业
尽管农业与渔业在GDP中占比较低 ，但政府对农业与渔业的支持力度 不减，致力于提高农业生产效率和 渔业资源可持续利用。
费用说明
留学费用包括学费、住宿费、生活费等。学费因学校和专业的不同而有所差异，一般来说，公立大学每年的学费 在2-4万元人民币之间，而私立大学学费则在3-6万元人民币之间。
奖学金和就业支持政策解读
奖学金政策
为了吸引优秀学子，韩国各大学提供了丰富的奖学金项目，包括入学奖学金、学术奖学金和特定项目 奖学金等。这些奖学金项目旨在减轻学生的经济负担，激励他们取得更好的学术成绩。
朝鲜问题英文资料
Review 3Timothy J. O’BrienHistory 6393February 22, 2005 Korea’s Place in the Sun: A Modern HistoryBy Bruce CumingsW.W. Norton & Company, 1997Bruce Cumings book is a comprehensive synthesis of Korean history from the nation’s origins in folklore th rough the early 1990’s crisis in United States and North Korea relations. The volume is intended for the general reader and is a good introductory text for readers seeking knowledge about the Land of the Morning Calm.Although Cumings didn’t conduct any archival research, his insight and knowledge of the topic and historiography of Asian studies are evident. His qualifications to write on the subject include his important contribution to the field as the author of two highly regarded volumes on the origins of the Korean War.The author recognizes in the preface that Korean readers will see his nationality as a liability. The fact that he is American may be more of an asset than a liability because it’s l ikely that he can write more dispassionately on Korean history than a Korean could.Cumings doesn’t have a thesis per se rather he sets out to explain and examine Korea as a separate and unique nation apart from its entanglements and influences both from and on China and Japan. He realizes that most Americans knowledge of Korea is limited to the Korean War and that North Korea is a totalitarian state verging on economic collapse. The volume is a successful effort to inform students and the general reader that Korea has a history that is worth studying on its own merits.The first two chapters skim quickly over the origins of the Korean nation and ends in 1904, six years short of the Japanese colonization of Korea. At times this section may seem dense for those without any prior knowledge of Chinese or Japanese history.Chapter three is an account of the 1905-1945 time period that set the stage for the American’s role in the division of Korea and the Korean War. It is important to realize, as author notes, that very little documentation is available concerning this time frame because North and South Korea and Japan haven’t open ed their prewar archives.Cumings writes on America’s complicity in the Japanese colonization of Korea at the beginning of the chapter. Partial responsibility for the crimes perpetrated by the Japanese upon the Korean populace during their 1910-45 reign can squarely be laid at Washington and London’s door. In 1905 President Theodore Roosevelt brokered a peace treaty wherein Russia recognized Japan’s “rights” to Korea in a conference at P ortsmouth, New Hampshire. Documents exchanged between Roosevelt and the Japanese pertaining to the Taft-Katsura agreement reveal that Japan wouldn’t object to the U.S. rights in the Philippines in exchange for the United States hands off policy concerning Japan’s seizure of Korea. Britain and the U.S. let Japanese imperialism go unchecked as long as it concentrated on Korea and Manchuria.Cumings characterizes the Japanese colonialization as an “organized, architectonic colonialism in which the planner and administrator was the model...intervening in the economy, creating markets, spawning new industries, [and] suppressing dissent.”The Japanese developed railroads, built ports and constructed modern factories in Korea. While discussing the effects of Japanese colonialism Cumings asks that if we find that Japan introduced modern facilities to Korea, do we call itmodernization or colonialization? The answer depends on who you ask and provides an insight into how Koreans view the colonialism period. A Korean would answer it was colonization while a Japanese national would say they brought modernization. This time period is crucial to understanding the Korean psyche because even today young Koreans express a hatred towards Japan for their historical relationship. Furthermore, only recently have Japanese comics, movies and other forms of culture been allowed to be legally imported and sold in Korea.Another important and still relevant issue raised in chapter three concerns the “comfort women.” Comfort women w ere Koreans that were forced into sexual slavery to service Japanese troops during World War II. Only recently has this issue been addressed by the Korean and Japanese governments. Cumings writes that the Korean government left this issue untouched for several decades because they didn’t want to reveal Korean men’s role in this horri fic chapter of their history.Chapter four is entitled “The Passions” and covers 1945-1948. Students of American foreign policy, imperialism and hegemony should pay close attention to this chapter. A few days before Japanese Emperor Hirohito announced Japan’s surrender and Korea’s liberation from its rule, Korea was unilaterally divided by the Americans. A member of the State-War-Navy Coordinating Committee, John McCloy, ordered that colonels Dean Rusk and Charles H. Bonesteel come up with a way to divide Korea. They were given about a half an hour to come up with a plan. Time was short as the Soviets had just entered the Pacific theater and the atomic bombs had just been dropped. The colonels picked the thirty-eight parallel as the line of demarcation. When General Douglas MacArthur gave his order for the Japanese to surrender on August 15, 1945(now celebrated as Liberation day in South Korea) he included this division of the peninsula which the Russians accepted.After a chapter on the Korean War Cumings examines the industrialization of Korea in the chapter entitled “Korean Sun Rising: Industrialization, 1953-96.”In a fascinating and oft times slang ridden discussion Cumings explains how the South Korean government financed private corporations, known as chaebols, to lead the country into becoming one of the so called Asian economic tigers.Because the book was published in 1997, right at the onset of the Asian financial crisis, Cumings couldn’t contextualize the historical reasons for the downfall of Korea’s crony capitalism. The drawbacks of the methods Koreans used in their rapid industrialization became evident upon Korea’s economic collapse and subsequent sixty billion dollar International Monetary Fund bailout. An even more important development that occurred in Korea history after the publication of Cumings’ tome is the country’s quick turnaround from their economic crisis and the overhaul of their economic system. Other important Korean events such as North Korea’s recent admission that it had developed nuclear weapons will have to be addressed in later editions. Several mentions of the American military base in Seoul also make the text dated because that base has since been relocated outside the capital city. Another important issue decided since publication were the fates of former South Korean military dictators Roh Tae Woo and Chun Doo Hwan who faced the death penalty in their trials for corruption. The success or failur e of former president Kim Dae Jung’s sunshine policy toward North Korea is also a topic that must be addressed in an updated edition especially in light of the current U.S. - North Korean diplomatic crisis.A chapter on America’s Koreans is interest ing but should have been cut. The book is almost five hundred pages and would serve better as an essential college text with some editing.Cumings book is a valuable resource to consult to understand the Hermit Kingdom. The book succeeds because of Cumings superior scholarship and informal writing style. Most importantly it conveys to the American reader why they should care about events on the Korean peninsula.。
朝鲜半岛问题演讲PPT
朝鲜半岛问题的现状
延坪岛炮击事件
11月23日下午，朝鲜和韩国在有争议 月 日下午 日下午， 北方界线”附近发生交火。 的“北方界线”附近发生交火。韩国 军方消息说，朝鲜方面发射了100多发 军方消息说，朝鲜方面发射了 多发 炮弹，韩国军方随即进行回击。 炮弹，韩国军方随即进行回击。已有 两名韩国军人死亡，重伤两人， 两名韩国军人死亡，重伤两人，轻伤 10人。韩国媒体报道说韩国总统李明 人 博指示要应对朝鲜方面的挑衅， 博指示要应对朝鲜方面的挑衅，使事 情不进一步恶化。朝鲜中央通讯社播 情不进一步恶化 朝鲜中央通讯社播 发的这一新闻公报说， 发的这一新闻公报说，韩国不顾朝鲜 的多次警告，执意举行军事演习， 的多次警告，执意举行军事演习，并 ２３日１３时 当地时间） 在２３日１３时（当地时间）起向属 于朝鲜领海的延坪岛海域发射了数十 发炮弹。 发炮弹。朝鲜人民军立即采取坚决的 军事措施反击韩国的这一军事挑衅。 军事措施反击韩国的这一军事挑衅。
1950年6月25日 年 月 日 朝鲜半岛爆发全面战争 1950年7月5日 年 月 日 美军参战 1950年9月15日 年 月 日 美军仁川登陆扭转败势 1950年10月7日 年 月 日 美军越过38线向北进攻 美军越过 线向北进攻 1950年10月19日 年 月 日 中国人民志愿军参战 1953年7月27日 年 月 日 北南双方签署停火协议
三八线成为朝鲜 半岛的军事分界 线，更成为朝鲜 半岛南北方人民 不可逾越的鸿沟。
1991年 1991年9月17日， 17日， 朝鲜、韩国一道 加入联合国。
20世纪 年代末，朝鲜就已开 世纪50年代末 世纪 年代末， 始了核技术的研究工作。 始了核技术的研究工作。 60年代初，朝鲜建立了 年代初， 年代初 宁边原子能研究所” “宁边原子能研究所”，并引 进了第一座800千瓦的核反应 进了第一座 千瓦的核反应 至此， 堆，至此，朝鲜的核技术研究 初具规模。 初具规模。 1985年12月，朝鲜加入 年 月 不扩散核武器条约》 《不扩散核武器条约》。
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• The war was a result of the political division of Korea by agreement of the victorious Allies at the conclusion of the Pacific War. • In 1945, following the surrender of Japan, American administrators divided the peninsula along the 38th parallel, with United States troops occupying the southern part and Soviet troops occupying the northern part.
History
Before the division During the 19th century, Korea's isolationist policy earned it the name the "Hermit Kingdom"（隐士王 国）. The Joseon Dynasty （古朝鲜王朝） tried to protect itself against Western imperialism（西方 帝国主义）, but was eventually forced to open trade. After the First SinoJapanese War and the Russo-Japanese War, Korea was occupied by Japan (1910–1945).
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Course North Korea escalates the conflict Police action: UN intervention Escalation Battle of Inchon UN forces cross partition line China intervenes Fighting around the 38th parallel Stalemate Armistice
North Korean Nuclear Issue
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Definition/Development Background North Korean nuclear tests Six-party talks
Definition
North Korean nuclear issue, is the ability of the Korean development of nuclear applications caused a series of regional security and diplomatic issues.
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• North Korea is claimed to have an arsenal of weapons of mass destruction, and claims to possess nuclear weapons. • North Korea was a member of the Nuclear NonProliferation Treaty but withdrew in 2003. Reason:Citing the failure of the United States to fulfill its end of the Agreed Framework.
The division In the aftermath of the Japanese occupation of Korea which ended with Japan's defeat in World War II in 1945, Korea was divided at the 38th parallel in accordance with a United Nations arrangement, to be administered by the Soviet Union in the north and the United States in the south. The history of North Korea formally begins with the establishment of the Democratic People's Republic in 1948.
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• Began in the early 90s of the 20th century. At that time, the United States suspected that satellite data shows North Korea develop nuclear weapons .North Korea announced they had no intention and also would not able to develop nuclear weapons. • North korea also accused the United States deployed nuclear weapons in South Korea to threaten its security.
July 1953 – November 1954
ArmiKorea and the Democratic People's Republic of Korea were signing a the final armistice agreement.
• America tens of thousands of deaths a war between America,China and Soviet tripled their amount of soldiers, and increased the expense of the army China tens of thousands of deaths relationship between China and Soviet became closer and closer on the way to independence and industrulization Soviet the winner of Korean War caused conflicts between America and China
• The Korean War (1950–1953) was a military conflict between the Republic of Korea, supported by the United Nations, and the Democratic People's Republic of Korea and People's Republic of China (PRC), with air support from the Soviet Union. The war began on 25 June 1950 and an armistice was signed on 27 July 1953.
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Because there are distinctions between the two nations, they have many conflicts during the past years, even more in recent 2 years.
Jul. 1951 – Jul. 1953
Jul. 1953 – Nov. 1954
June 1950 North Korea escalates the conflict
July – August 1950
Police action: UN intervention
October – December 1950 China intervenes
The development of the issue
• • • • • In 1974, North Korea jioned the IAEA. December 1985, North Korea joined the "Nuclear NonProliferation Treaty" . In 1988,United States claimed that North Korea has developed 2 bombs. In 1991,Bush claimed to remove the tactical nuclear weapons in the main parts of the world . In 1993, North Korea announced its withdrawal from "Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons" • • • In 1994, on North Korea's nuclear program, UN Security Council to investigate and impose sanctions. In 2003, the North Korean government issued a statement declaring once again to withdrawal. August 2003, China, Korea, the United States, South Korea, Russia and Japan held six-party talks in Beijing . October 9, 2006, North Korea announced a successful underground nuclear test. May 25, 2009, North Korea announced the successful implementation of the DPRK nuclear test .