I. Introduction
In the year 612 AD an Imperial Chinese army of more than a million soldiers marched on the northeast Asian kingdom of Goguryeo. Though vastly outnumbered, the soldiers of Goguryeo whom many modern-day Koreans see as their ancestors.
Now, almost 1,400 years later, Chinese scholars are claiming that the ancient kingdom of Goguryeo was a part of China’s "regional government fo
Thus, our team decided to study about cosmetic market in China. We found that foreign companies like L’Oreal, Procter & Gamble Co and Shiseido have large portion of the China’s cosmetics market share while Korean companies have little portion of that. However, Korean beauty products also have high quality and Chinese people are favorable to Korean products. In other words, it is hard to under
Chinese companies.
High pricing policy and securing luxurious store
Selecting mass media carefully when driving promotion and advertising strategy.
Constructing A/S network in order to back up the high class image
Providing the products which are served only in E-Mart and are popular in Korean market, except the ratio of local products set by government
The second largest national capital following Jews.
56% increase in last year, reaching up to $ 390 billion (which is 15 times larger than Korean national budget)
Population of overseas Chinese: around 60 million
50 % of FDI inflow into China
Network chains of Chinese economic regions without any economic restriction from the government.
Foreign Direct Investments (FDIs) are the esse
Origin of the world ‘Tal’
the word Tal was borrowed from Chinese, and is now used to mean "mask" in Korean. However, the original sense was "to let something go" or "to be free.“
the root Tal appears in the Korean language to denote illness or misfortune. For example, talnatda means "to become ill" or "to have trouble."
The talnori, or mask dance, originated as a shamanist practice meant