What is the weight of Korean culture in its economy?

South Korea's economic dependence on China is deepening. **There is no doubt that China is exerting irreplaceable influence in almost all economic sectors such as the domestic demand market, finance, and real estate.

According to Yonhap News Agency on July 23, South Korean experts said that the door should not be blindly opened to Chinese capital, but the nature of capital should be considered.

Currently, South Korea's economic structure is highly dependent on China for both imports and exports. According to the news released by the Bank of Korea (BOK) on the 23rd, of South Korea's total exports of 617.1 billion US dollars last year, 134.9 billion (accounting for the total was exported to China. In the same year, of the $536.6 billion in South Korea's total imports, $87.6 billion was imported from China (accounting for $87.6 billion of the total).

In terms of both imports and exports, China is undoubtedly in the first place. In terms of the size of the project surplus, China's share increased from 1998 to last year.

South Korea's domestic market is also increasingly dependent on China. Myeongdong vendors may even close their doors if there are no Chinese tourists. According to the big data of Shinhan Bank Card, which is the largest in the Korean bank card industry, the number of Chinese tourists spending more in South Korea last year compared to 2012.

As many as 4.3 million Chinese tourists have spent trillions of won (about 100 million yuan) in South Korea by swiping their cards, accounting for about all foreigners' credit card spending.

In South Korea's financial sector, the absolute influence of Chinese funds cannot be ignored. From December last year to May this year, Chinese investors invested trillions of won in South Korea's high-value market, ranking first among all countries in terms of investment scale. As of last month, the balance of RMB deposits in South Korea exceeded $10 billion, exceeding 20% of the total foreign exchange balance of foreigners residing in South Korea for the first time.

The balance of RMB deposits has increased by about 50 times in a year.

In South Korea's real estate market, Chinese land holdings on Jeju Island reached 3.15 million square meters by the end of last year, doubling from two years ago and matching the size of land held by Americans. Chinese private equity ** Meitong plans to invest 5 trillion won in South Korea's real estate sector. China's Greenland Group also has a crush on KEPCO's land.

Greenland Group invested 1 trillion won in real estate construction on Jeju Island.

South Korea has a population of 52 million, and initially has the population conditions to become a powerful country, we look at the four major economic powers in Europe, Germany has a population of more than 83 million, Britain has a population of 67 million, France has a population of 67 million, and Italy has a population of 60 million.

In terms of economic size, South Korea's GDP reached one trillion US dollars in 2020, making it the world's 10th largest economy. There are 14 countries in the world with a population of more than 100 million, and only 4 of the world's top 10 economies have a population of more than 100 million, which means that South Korea's economy exceeds that of most countries in the world with a population of more than 100 million.

Putting South Korea in the European Union, South Korea is the fourth largest economy in the European Union, after Germany, France, and Italy. In Asia, South Korea is the fourth largest economy in Asia, after China, Japan and India. In terms of ranking, South Korea is a veritable world-class economic power, but it is only inconspicuous when it is placed between China, the world's second-largest economy, and Japan, the third-largest economy.

You must know that the GDP of Israel, the small hegemon in the Middle East, is only 401.9 billion US dollars, and South Korea is more than 4 times that of Israel, and it is the absolute hegemon in the Middle East.

South Korea's economy is not only large enough, but also scientifically structured and of high quality. We all know that many developed international economies have shifted from real to virtual, and there are big problems in the economic structure. For example, the added value of the British manufacturing industry only accounts for the GDP, the added value of the French manufacturing industry only accounts for the GDP, and the added value of the South Korean manufacturing industry accounts for a lot of GDP higher than the world average, and the economic structure of South Korea is quite reasonable.

The quality of South Korea's economy is also quite high, most of which are concentrated in the middle and high-end, and it is a world-class power in the field of chips. In the shipbuilding industry, it has long competed with China for the world's first position, while South Korea has more advantages in the middle and high-end fields.

Robert Subbaraman, Nomura's chief Asia economist, said in an Oct. 6 report that a range of South Korea's economic indicators have fallen rapidly to levels comparable to those seen since the 1997-1998 Asian financial crisis and the 2008-2009 U.S. financial tsunami.

The reason is that Koreans are eager to develop, so they are growing fast, and the background is that Samsung and Hyundai are two companies that are fiercely competitive, Samsung is dominated by semiconductors, and Hyundai is dominated by shipyards, and these two companies are driving the Korean economy.

Summary. It is precisely because of the realization that cultural export will bring extremely huge economic benefits to commerce and trade, so Korean dramas will be sold to you in China so cheaply. Isn't this another dimension of Internet play?

How did you build up the image of high-end Korean products? Coupled with the national situation of the monopoly of the Korean chaebol, the chaebol has a great ability to consider the cultural industry from a higher dimension, I don't need to make sky-high money to make a film and television drama, and I have raised the grade of my products, isn't it the same. The country must remain rational about this cultural export, and at the same time, it is necessary to actively study countermeasures.

When I think of cultural export, I will engage in parties, colleges, condolences, and cultural exchanges, and this kind of thinking will be attacked by others.

Specifically, for the development of Korean popular culture,"Excellent"compared with 2008, this proportion has increased by 43 hundred points and points, setting a new high in the history of the calendar; Some respondents believe that traditional Korean culture is true"Excellent"，85%"Proud of Korean history"，"I am proud to be a native of Han Rolling La"of respondents.

Personal analysis, it is not a simple slogan for the national Qingxiang to set up the cultural industry as a pillar industry, nor is it just a planning that focuses on the cultural level. Behind it is a set of system support and internal logic guidance.

It is precisely because of the realization that the export of cultural destruction and transportation will bring extremely huge economic benefits to commerce and trade, so Korean dramas will be sold to you in China so cheaply. Isn't this another dimension of Internet play? How did you build up the image of high-end Korean products?

Coupled with the national situation of the monopoly of the Korean chaebol, the chaebol has a great ability to consider the cultural industry from a higher dimension. The country must remain rational about this cultural export, and at the same time, it is necessary to actively study countermeasures. When I think of cultural export, I will engage in social gatherings, envy and envy, colleges, condolences, and cultural exchanges, and this kind of thinking will be attacked by others.

Because the ** policy has less support for the development of literature. The lack of supportive policies has also contributed to the sluggish development of Korean literature.

This is because most of the literary works of Korea in ancient times appeared in the Korean region. Therefore, their current literary development is very average, leaving the accumulation of the original culture.

The development of Korean ancient culture is not very good, and the development of literature is relatively average, so Korean literature is not too famous in the world.

Because the history of South Korea is relatively short, and South Korea is very close to China, it is deeply influenced by Chinese culture, so it does not have its own culture.

Since the 60s of the 20th century, South Korea has successfully implemented an economic policy based on growth, and after the 70s, it has officially embarked on the track of economic development, creating the world-famous "Han River Miracle". By the 80s, South Korea had changed its poor and backward appearance to a prosperous and wealthy scene, and became a competitive country in the international market. In 1988, the Seoul Olympics were held.

Today, South Korea has a strong economy, and steel, automobiles, shipbuilding, electronics, textiles and other industries have become the pillar industries of South Korea, among which shipbuilding and automobile manufacturing are world-renowned. South Korea's electronics industry is developing rapidly and is one of the top 10 electronics industry countries in the world. In recent years, South Korea has attached great importance to the IT industry and has continuously increased investment, and its IT technology level and output are among the top in the world.

South Korea used to be a traditional agricultural country. With the process of industrialization, agriculture has become a smaller and smaller proportion of the Korean economy, and its status has become increasingly low. South Korea is a major importer of agricultural products, and its imports tend to grow, but its agricultural market is extremely sensitive to foreign participation, and it is a relatively open economic sector.

South Korea has 1.95 million hectares of arable land, mainly distributed in the western and southern plains and hilly areas, accounting for about 22% of the country's total land area. South Korea has few mineral resources, with more than 280 minerals discovered and more than 50 economically valuable. The minerals with mining value include iron, anthracite, lead, zinc, tungsten, etc., but the reserves are not large.

Due to the scarcity of natural resources, major industrial raw materials are dependent on imports. The main industrial sectors are steel, automobiles, shipbuilding, electronics, chemicals, textiles, etc. POHANG Steel Plant is the world's second-largest steel conglomerate.

In 2002, the production of automobiles was 3.2 million units, ranking sixth in the world. The shipbuilding order has a standard cargo ship tonnage of 7.59 million tons, which is once again the world's first. The electronics industry is dominated by high-tech-intensive products, and it is one of the top ten electronics industry countries in the world.

Semiconductor integrated circuits are developing rapidly. In recent years, South Korea has attached great importance to the IT industry and has been increasing its investment. Due to the impact of the Asian financial crisis in 1997, South Korea's economy has been in a sluggish depression in recent years.

It is commonly known as the "economic downturn".

Personally, I think there are many reasons for the development of Korean pop culture.

First of all, the local entertainment industry is developed, there is a complete industrial chain, each company is divided into several departments, from creation to release, there is a very sophisticated plan, you should know that most Korean artists have to go through strict training before debut, and after strict screening, so the competition is fierce, so you can ensure the quality of the artists. They're very good at dancing, they're good at singing, they're not very affected when they sing and dance, and China relies mainly on drafts, so it's a lot worse in that regard. But because China has a lot of people, there are a lot of people with good qualifications, and if they are trained, the development will be better than that of South Korea, but many Chinese companies are eager to make artists famous and squeeze a lot of profits out of them, and they should reflect more.

And then there is the support of ** K-pop** is strongly supported by ** Top K-pop stars can not serve in the military and other treatments This motivates artists China** supports or not, I don't know anyway, we should also see something from the programs broadcast on CCTV Youth Song Contest and the like Most of them are folk music Although the national is the world, but it is difficult to verify this sentence.

There is also a different propaganda model Because the national conditions are different Generally, Korean stars debut from a song to that program Maybe they can sing 180 times (exaggerated) South Korea is small This kind of propaganda is actually a bit difficult to implement in China There are not many Korean TV stations The variety shows of the three important TV stations are very rich and there are many opportunities to appear Chinese variety shows are not so developed There are only a few with high ratings They all pick famous people so that there is not much room for newcomers The status of Korean artists is not as high as that of Chinese artists in the country, and China is known as a big name, but South Korea does not have it.

And finally, in terms of songs, dance music is popular in Korea right now, and I feel that the melodies of these songs are very simple, a lot of repetition, but the arrangements are better, and the genre is varied, such as Nobody in Wonder Girls, Sorry in Superjunior, sorry, sorry. These songs have simple melodies, which are easy to remember, and they are accompanied by good dances, and the artists are very expressive, and most of the Korean artists are making their debut in the form of groups, and the stage effect is very good.

I'm tired to death, my hands hurt when I hit it, I hope to solve the landlord's problem, because I wrote it hastily, and I will add it if I think about it later.

Well, I don't know much about the Korean entertainment industry! I was asked for help, so I had to answer cheekily! The landlord just take a look!

It can only be said from the big picture, South Korea, like Japan, has a small land area and a large internal market, coupled with external competitive pressure (mainly referring to Europe and the United States) makes them have a greater sense of urgency to survive, and they can't compare with hard power, only soft power, so the electronics industry and other soft competitiveness (referring to industries with more mental work or higher than physical labor) are very developed! I am also willing to do this with the strength of the whole country! They are more united, and when they do one thing, they all work it, and they can produce results to some extent!

There is also a small aspect, I think that they did not have much culture before, and they also try to make themselves "culture", which is also one thing!

It should be said that these places that have been impregnated with Confucian culture are very enterprising! Personally, I think that Korean pop culture is greatly influenced by Japan and the United States, Korean dramas are Korean Japanese dramas, and songs are Korean American pop songs, of course, Korean is equivalent to having their own characteristics!

As for development, of course, these things are all in waves, it seemed that Japanese dramas were more popular in the past, so if we are in the mainland, compared with Hong Kong and Taiwan, we also think that people are better than us, and people develop early! We think that the rapid development of Korean entertainment is mainly due to the opening of the market to South Korea, and it is not like Japan has historical problems, so it is easier to accept and introduce, after all, European and American culture is not the same origin as us, and it still looks like there is still a core! It's that simple, in fact!

As for those things inside (system, management, industrial chain) that are needed, there will be support!

China's problem is mainly that it is still in the stage of capital accumulation, that is, it is still in the stage of hard power development, and it has not yet fully invested in soft power competition. And culture is not material, say that the development of a certain place first, does not exist, and if it is developed, it will not be that flavor (that is, you have no way to unify the pace, form characteristics, form a consumption circle, form an industrial cycle, these must be hard power, and the country must also have a unified ideology and culture)! And even if China reaches the level of soft power (it will definitely be reached, and if it is achieved, the strength will be amazing) will not be the model of Japan and South Korea, it may be like the United States, it can only be said that the cultural origin is close to Japan and South Korea!