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meteora-fc · 1 year
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So Hyun Cho 🤝 Son Heung Min
Knocking Germany out of the World Cup ✅️
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fitfootballers · 2 years
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Hwang Hee-chan 🔥
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koreaguides · 2 years
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History of Korean Currencies
Who are the people on Korean bill? 
50,000 Bill 
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The woman on the bill is Shin Saimdang of the Joseon era. Due to her filial devotion to her parents and love for children, Shin Saimdang has been held up as a model of Confucian ideals. 
Before the 50,000 note was released in 2009, the 10,000 won notes was the highest denomination in South Korea. 
10,000 Bill 
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The person portrayed on the green 10,000 won bill is Sejeong the Greatm the famous king of Joseon. 
King Joseon is credited with establishing much of what we think of as Korean culture, and he also created the Korean alphabet, hangul. 
5,000 Bill 
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The person printed on the organ 5,000 won bill is the son of Shin Saimdang who we saw earlier on the 50,000 won bill. 
Yi I was a Korean philosopher who had a huge influence on Confucianism and philosophy in Korea. 
1,000 Bill 
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The star of the blue 1,000 won bill is the Confucian scholar Yi Hwang. He was one of the two most prominent scholars of the Joseon dynasty, the other being Yi I. 
Yi Hwang was a master of calligraphy band poetry, and was known as a scholar who wasn’t concerned with either money or status. 
500 coin 
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The 500 won coin in circulation today made its appearance at the beginning of the 1980s. Actually, 500 bills were printed until May 12, 1993, but it slowly disappeared. 
The old 500 won note feature admiral Yi Sun-Sin of Joseon Korea. 
100 Coin 
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The Korean hero, Yi Sun-shin (previously found on the old 500 won bill), is depicted on the 100 won coin which is in circulation today. 
Bills were printed for the 100 won denomination until December 1, 1980. 
50 Coin 
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A stalk of rice is printed on the current and the previous series of the 50 won coin. 
500 won was printed as a bill until 1973. However, the 5,000 won bill had been introduced the previous year, and this was the beginning of inflation which saw both bill denominations and market prices rise. 
The values of Korean money had fluctuated a lot throughout history, but after introducing a stronger monetary policy in 1962, it finally began to stabilize. 
10 Coin 
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10-won coin has through several series had the Dabotap Pagoda printed on it. The original red-brown color was changed to more a yellow nuance in 1983. 
However, the cost of minting this version was too high, so they changed the color again in 2006 to a light brown. Because of their low value, 10-won coins are not that frequently used. 
5 & 1 Coin 
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The 5-won and 1-won coins share a lot of history. 
With economic development, inflation, and the introduction of higher denominations, the cost of producing lesser coins came to exceed the face value of the coins. 
In the 60s, both 5-won and 1-won were also found as bills, but you can’t buy anything with a 1 coin these days. 
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dapperseoul · 2 years
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andiessoccerblog · 1 year
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Group H
Expected to move on: Germany, Colombia
Expected to exit in group stage: Morocco, Korea Republic
Germany
FIFA Ranking: 2
Reputation:
Much like the men’s side, the German women’s team is a MACHINE. Unless the unthinkable happens again (see: the men’s side 2018) Germany should get out of the group with ease, and I would definitely rank them as a favorite to win the World Cup. Their style of play is crisp, clean, and a little bit curt...if that makes sense. They will lay their bodies on the line, and they will lay your body on the line too if you’re playing against them. They shockingly failed to qualify for the 2020 Olympics, but were runners-up in the Women’s European Championship in 2022, which is a much more accurate indicator of their strength.
Player Pool: 
Germany is another team with extraordinary depth, with all their players on top domestic teams or premier teams in England or France. Alexandra Popp, new captain of the team, also leads in goals scored for German, but is really known for the use of her large stature to win duels. Every position is filled with veterans, and Germany has been skillful in ensuring that even its younger players have gotten experience in big games.  Every player is a team player and can be a standout in their own right, so it’s hard to pick specific players to highlight. That being said, of course there are players that rise to the top–Lena Oberdorf, Sara Däbritz, and Melanie Leupolz all deserve a shout out. 
2019 WWC performance:
Germany looked okay during the women's World Cup, but less confident than many people had anticipated. They made it through the group stage with narrow 1-0 wins against Spain and China, and an easy win against debutante South Africa. They plowed over Nigeria in the round of sixteen, but were stymied by Sweden in the quarterfinals.  On many past occasions, they had beaten Sweden, so many were surprised when the game went the other way. Dabritz, Magull, and Popp led the scoring, while young newcomer Gwinn and veteran Hegering held down the midfield and defense, playing all 450 minutes of their tournament run.
Colombia
FIFA Ranking: 26
Reputation: 
Colombia’s women’s team has historically done well in South American competition, feuding with Brazil for top honors, even as their own federation doesn’t support them as much financially as they do their men’s side.  Earlier in 2023 the Colombian Federation began an agreement with FIFA to begin increasing funding for women's soccer at all levels.  That won’t help the team in this World Cup, and they will be fighting tooth and nail against Korea Republic for the second spot in the group.
Player Pool:
Colombia has one of the older teams of the World Cup, with more veterans than newbies. After missing the 2019 World Cup, they will need to rely on players that were around for the 2015 World Cup, like Catalina Usme,  Daniela Montoya, and keeper Sandra Sepúlveda. 
2019 WWC performance:
Did Not Qualify
Korea Republic
FIFA Ranking: 17
Reputation:
South Korea is recognized as “Korea Republic” by FIFA. Asia’s women’s football culture has been improving on a regional stage, but has struggled to keep up internationally, and Korea Republic  is no exception. The best players on this team are the ones that leave Korea to play in a European or American league. They have never qualified for the Olympics. Their best result in a Women’s World Cup came in 2015, when they made it out of the group stage, but they couldn’t repeat the result in 2019, and likely won’t do it again in 2023. 
Player Pool: 
Ji So-yun (midfielder) made a name for herself and for Korea with a long career for Chelsea in England, but moved back to South Korea in 2022. Cho So-hyun is another team veteran playing in England, and the pair form a strong midfield. Captain is Kim Hye-ri, a veteran defender. She plays with about half the roster for South Korea’s Incheon Hyundai Steel Red Angels team, the top side in Korea’s domestic league.
2019 WWC performance:
Not great. They had a rough group, pulling Norway and France, so their only chance to advance was a third place spot, which neither they nor Nigeria achieved. They scored one goal in the tournament.
Morocco
FIFA Ranking: 73
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Morocco reached their first World Cup under the distinguished coach Reynald Pedros, who previously had coached Olympique Lyonnais Féminin to the french championship. Under Pedros, the team has grown to be one of the best teams in Africa. However, they have a record of falling short against teams outside of Africa, and will need this tournament and more international exposure to become a contender. 
Player Pool:
Captain Ghizlane Chebbak has played for Morocco for the last 10 years and is their top goalscorer. They have an up and coming forward in Rosella Ayane, who played for the English national youth teams, but switched to Morocco for her senior caps.
2019 WWC performance:
Did Not Qualify
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calciopics · 2 years
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FIFA World Cup 2022 - Round of 16 is set
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worldnews7 · 7 months
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[Soccer] US Women's National Team to Face Korea Republic in Exciting Showdown at DICK's Sporting Goods Park
Colorado Rapids / photo credit to GooddaySports     (Commerce City, Colo = Won Jeong) The upcoming clash between the U.S. Women’s National Team (USWNT) and Korea Republic promises to be a thrilling encounter as the teams meet at DICK’s Sporting Goods Park on June 1 (3 p.m. MT; TNT, Universo, Max, and Peacock). This event marks the debut on the bench for the newly appointed USWNT head coach, Emma…
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daminouspurity · 1 year
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Korea Republic vs. Germany | 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup | Predictions FIFA 23
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jontheblogcentric · 1 year
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2023 Women's World Cup - Group H Focus
Official ball: The Adidas OCEAUNZ Hard to believe this is the last group review! Hard to believe there are eight groups this year. Well, women’s football is growing and I’m confident Australia and New Zealand will do a great combined effort in hosting. Interesting is that the host nation or nations of the 2027 Women’s World Cup have not yet been decided. Placing bids are South Africa, Brazil, a…
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makingqueerhistory · 1 year
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Do you know if pride flags are universal? Just wondering if any other countries use flags that have been created there. I'm guessing not because I think maybe we'd see them on Tumblr, but I also realize that lack of evidence on Tumblr doesn't make that a certainty☺️ anyway, I thought this blog would be a good place to ask. Also, I guess where were all the current standards designed?
Depending on what one thinks of in regard to pride flags (the progress flag, the rainbow flag, the asexual flag, etc.) they are fairly universally used. There is photographic evidence of them being used globally to represent queerness around the world!
That being said, there are customizations galore, both to represent individuality and intersectionality. This can mean similar colours but different configurations, additional elements added to flags, or multiple flags melded.
Flags in general usually start with an individual design from an individual person, such as the rainbow flag by Gilbert Baker. But localizing the rainbow design to represent a more specific intersection of identities is relatively common!
While researching, I found this great resource for localized versions of the rainbow flag and their individual uses and meanings: https://www.crwflags.com/fotw/flags/qq-rb_v.html
Here are some that I enjoyed learning about!
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Dominican Republic gay pride
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Hong Kong LGBT Flag
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Lebanese gay flag (Lebanon)
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LGBT Flag (South Korea)
I want to thank you for asking this because researching it was an enlightening experience for me! I enjoyed learning about it and am excited to share this information!
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degeneratedworker · 4 months
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"Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea: The great achievements of the People's Republic of China in the past three years." People's Republic of China c. 1950s
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fitfootballers · 2 years
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Son Heung-min 🔥
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koreaguides · 2 years
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8 Popular Men’s Fashion Styles Seen In K-Dramas
1. Kim Seon Ho 
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In Hometown Cha-Cha-Cha, Kim Seon ho’s fashion is casual and practical. You will often see him wearing a t-shirt, plaid shirt, and jeans. 
The main point of his style is that he rarely buttons up his shirts. Because the checkered patterns are colorful and diverse, it never gets boring. 
2. Park Seo Joon 
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In Itaewon Class, Park Seo Joon often wears oversized items, especially bomber jackets in deep tones, that show his masculinity. 
He completes this edgy, street look by layering with dark hoodies and wearing combat boots. 
3. Park Seo Joon 
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Unlike the stubborn, hard Park Saeroyi, Park Seo Joon plays a seemingly narcisstic chairman with a luxurious, clean style in What’s Wrong With Secretary Kim. 
He often wears a full suit with a tie and completes the look with a very fancy pocket scarf. 
4. Lee Min Ho 
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Lee Min Ho often plays a chaebol, a word used to describe the super-rich in Korea. 
In The King Eternal Monarch, he completes this look by wearing a long coat or trench coat paired with a turtleneck sweater, creating a classic and luxurious style. 
5. Gong Yoo 
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In Goblin, Gong Yoo also dresses luxuriously in long coats and turtlenecks. 
Unlike Lee Min Ho, Gong Yoo is portrayed more warmly, and you will see many scenes of him wearing sweaters and cardigans to create a sweet, friendly look. 
6. Cha Eun Woo 
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Cha Eun woo’s image in My ID Is Gangnam Beauty is a gentle, sweet, and almost perfect guy. That’s why his fashion style in this drama is quite simple and causal. 
His most worn outfit is usually slacks and a button down shirt. The shirt is neatly tucked in, making him look and professional. 
7. Hwang In Yeop 
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Hwang In Yeop perfectly portrays the bad boy in True Beauty with his big leather jackets, chain necklace, and silver earrings. 
He looks extremely trendy and sets the standard for the bad boy style. 
8. Lee Do Hyun
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The drama Youth of May is set around an extremely important event in Korean history - the democratization of Gwangju in May 1980. Lee Do Hyun recreated the style of the youth at that time. 
The most typical of Lee Do Hyun’s retro outfits is jeans with a button down shirt and belt. 
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daegu-based-terrorist · 2 months
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A day in the life of a Pyongyang summer <3
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rorand · 4 months
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