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Illustrative image (Photo: VNA) Hanoi (VNA) – The Vietnam – Korea Business Forum with the theme of “Cooperation for a sustainable future” was held virtually on July 8. Co-organised by the Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and Industry (VCCI) and the Korea International Trade Association (KITA), the event focused its discussions on bilateral investment cooperation, especially in the fields of information technology, electricity, renewable energy, education and smart city development. Speaking at the event, VCCI Vice Chairman Hoang Quang Phong said the Republic of Korea (RoK) is an importa...

Korean movie "The Florist" added to HanCinema database, The Florist, Kang Min-woo, Sang Woo, Seung Ha, So Jeong, Sung Yeon, Yoon Gyeong-sik

May 03, 2021 Netflix It's okay if today seems like a bluer Monday than usual. Vincenzo released its final episode last night (May 2) and we know how K-drama fans feel. In fact, we miss it so much, we are asking more questions than usual, like: Is Geumga Plaza real? The name 'Geumga Plaza' is fictional but the building is real, though it goes by another name: Cheonggye Plaza. The building is connected to Sewoon Plaza via two open overpasses, where some scenes were also filmed. Which celebrities had a cameo? Jin Seon-kyu, Lee Hee-joon Jin Seon-kyu and Lee Hee-joon appeared in the first episode ...

'Space Sweepers' garners 26 million household viewers on Netflix Posted : 2021-04-21 15:21 By Dong Sun-hwa Korean space opera film, "Space Sweepers," drew more than 26 million household viewers on Netflix during the first 28 days of its release (Feb. 5-Mar. 4), according to the streaming service Wednesday. The movie also dominated Netflix's daily top 10 rankings in 80 countries upon its premiere, showing how Korean content can transcend national and linguistic boundaries. "Space Sweepers," starring A-listers Song Joong-ki and Kim Tae-ri, is regarded as the first Korean sci-fi movie set in ...

Netflix TAE-HO is a sweeper-up of other people’s orbital junk, a mudlark in space scavenging anything of value. In Jo Sung-hee’s new movie Space Sweepers, he is someone who is most alone in a crowd – that is to say, among his crewmates on the spaceship Victory. They are a predictable assortment: a feisty robot with detachable feet; a heavily armed yet disarmingly gamine captain; a gnarly but lovable engineer with a past. Tae-ho is played by Song Joong-ki, who also starred in Jo’s romantic smash hit A Werewolf Boy (2012). Song is the latest in a long line of South Korean actors whose...