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	Korean alphabet, pronunciation and language
		The Koreans borrowed a huge number of Chinese words, gave Korean readings and/or meanings to some of the Chinese characters and also invented about 150 new characters, most of which are rare or used mainly for personal or place names.
		The Korean alphabet was invented in 1444 and promulgated it in 1446 during the reign of King Sejong (r.1418-1450), the fourth king of the Joseon Dynasty.
		Korean can be written in vertical columns running from top to bottom and right to left, or in horizontal lines running from left to right.
	www.omniglot.com /writing/korean.htm (991 words)

	The age of celadon
		Gray ware similar to that produced by the Chinese Han dynasty, was made in Vietnam at the same time it was produced in China, and by the 6th century Vietnam was producing a celadon-like type of ash-glazed ware of their own.
		The quality of the Korean celadon, according to many experts, both Korean and Chinese, came to surpass that of even the Chinese celadon that it was derived from.
		Vietnam, who had been under Chinese rule, was the third country to adopt, and begin the production of celadon wares during the 13th Century, though their celadon did not possess the rich green colors of the Chinese or Korean products.
	www.korean-arts.com /about/age_of_celadon.htm (947 words)

	Korean-Chinese Bilingual Code-Switching
		Therefore, with regard to syntactic features, Korean and Chinese have quite different surface word order; while in terms of morphological features, undeniably there is vast gulf in morphoogical complexity between Chinese and Korean, which occupy two extremes respectively in a continuum with various degrees of inflectional richness.
		A Korean verb consists of a stem, and a sequence of inflectional suffixes.
		Accordingly in Yanbian, where the Korean language and writing system are widely used alongside the Chinese language and writing system, both languages are used in documents and announcements of government meetings, in business and commerce, and in describing titles and writing authorizations to technicians, and workers.
	www.msu.edu /~machunhu/mathesis.htm (3523 words)

	The Korean War Revisited
		North Korean leader Kim Il-sung and Chinese communist leader Mao Zedong, while primarily concerned with their own objectives and national interests, shared communist ideology and were bound by the historical connection and geographical proximity between China and Korea.
		By 1950, the Chinese leadership had concluded that the danger of direct US intervention in China had receded, but that the United States would continue to be an implacable foe of the revolution, threatening China from the "three danger spots" of Korea, Taiwan, and Indochina.
		In spite of their very weak industrial bases, the North Koreans and Chinese were able throughout the war to obtain supplies from the Soviets, through local sources, and by the use of captured materiel.
	www.mtholyoke.edu /acad/intrel/korrev.htm (2629 words)

	Declan's Korean Language Page
		For example, in Korean the imperative "go" can be rendered kara when speaking to an inferior or a child, kage when speaking to an adult inferior, kaseyo when speaking to a superior, and kasipsio when speaking to a person of still higher rank.
		Although the Korean and Chinese languages are not related in terms of grammatical structure, more than 50 percent of all Korean vocabulary is derived from Chinese loanwords, a reflection of the cultural dominance of China over 2 millennia.
		Koreans select one or the other variant to achieve the proper register in speech or in writing, and to make subtle distinctions of meaning in accordance with established usage.
	www.declan-software.com /korean.htm (2376 words)

	The Analyst - Internet Health Report: Treatment: Ginseng, Korean - Chinese / Asian (Panax ginseng)
		Korean or Chinese Ginseng may prove especially effective in restoration of normal adrenal function and prevention of adrenal atrophy associated with corticosteroid administration.
		Both Chinese ginseng (Panax ginseng) and Siberian ginseng (Eleutherococcus senticosus) are known to exert beneficial effects on adrenal function and enhance resistance to stress.
		Korean and Chinese research has shown that ginseng acts directly on the adrenal glands while others have shown that it may act on the brain itself.
	www.digitalnaturopath.com /treat/T8769.html (1475 words)

	KoreaTimes : Korean-Chinese Trapped Between 2 Nations (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		The protests of the Korean-Chinese may appear at first glance to be a desperate attempt to evade deportation, but the ethnic Koreans say their actions are for a more fundamental and justified cause _ obtaining the right to live in their motherland.
		Although the majority of the ethnic Koreans are descendents of independence fighters who fled to China during Japanese colonial rule, they were barred from returning home after a communist government was set up in North Korea and the situation has continued even after the establishment of Korean-Chinese diplomatic ties in 1992.
		He said that the Korean-Chinese community in China is now on the verge of collapse, with Korean schools shutting down and the younger generation becoming oblivious to their Korean heritage.
	times.hankooki.com /lpage/nation/200311/kt2003112318242110510.htm (486 words)

	The Korean War
		South Korean forces, caught off-guard on a sleepy Sunday morning, were immediately overrun and forced to withdraw.
		The Chinese, remembering the Korean contribution to their own civil war, and unwilling to accept an armed American presence on their border, entered the war in overwhelming force in November 1950.
		It is estimated that anywhere from 500,000 to 1,500,000 Chinese and North Korean soldiers died in the war.
	www.cptours.com /the_korean_war.htm (2242 words)

	Korean Quartely Home (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		A downtown and a river bridge removed from the busy streets of St. Paul, Hoban appears to be the one oddity among the Korean restaurants in the Twin Cities, which is not necessary a bad thing, according to Lim.
		According to Lim, Korean dishes are much harder to assimilate into this culture because the smallest changes in recipes would no longer make the food Korean.
		For Korean customers, the popular dishes are various chee gaes (hot, spicy stews cooked with seafood) and one of the most popular dishes is the dol-soht bibimbap, a dish he often made while working in Los Angeles restaurants.
	www.koreanquarterly.org /Spring98/hoban.asp (1261 words)

	Language Purism in Korea
		Up to this time, Chinese language and characters had been serving as the H(igh) language of the aristocratic elite and literati for hundreds of years, while Korean, and its Hangul alphabet, were considered L(ow) language(H and L in the terms of Fishman,1967 and Ferguson, 1959; cited in Song, 206).
		North Koreans who were opposed to the full abandonment of Chinese characters (because of the resulting confusion in the vocabulary system) were dealt with by being publicly denounced as "the remains of the overthrown exploiting class, sectarian factors deeply influenced by flunkeyism, doctrinism, and reactionism"(93).
		Despite its early rhetoric against Chinese characters and their supporters, the government reversed its policy in 1966, citing the necessity of 'understanding the literature of the South', and in 1968, they began the teaching of a small number of the characters as "foreign orthographic symbols"(Kumatani, 93).
	www.fortunecity.com /victorian/exhibition/605/page31.html (4681 words)

	Korean-Chinese Demand Citizenship (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		When thousands of Korean-Chinese filed applications for Korean citizenship two weeks ago, it was widely perceived as a last-ditch attempt to stop the government from forcefully deporting them from Korea.
		The unprecedented move by more than 5,000 ethnic Koreans from China came less than a week before a government-set deadline by which foreigners illegally residing in Korea had to leave the nation.
		The government fears that its recognition of them as Koreans may cause diplomatic friction with China, which is keen to maintain a tight grip over minority groups within its territory.
	yaleglobal.yale.edu /display.article?id=2896 (940 words)

	Korean Classics : Asian Collections: An Illustrated Guide (Library of Congress - Asian Division)
		The carving of the woodblocks for the Korean Tripitaka (Buddhist canon) began in the early eleventh century and was completed in 1087.
		Korean printing technology spread to China and Japan, but movable type was not a commercial success and by the nineteenth century had been almost completely displaced by the older woodblock printing.
		Completed in 1611, it combines Chinese and Korean medical writings on disease and treatment, and covers topics such as pediatrics, gynecology, acupuncture, surgery, and general medicine.
	www.loc.gov /rr/asian/guide/guide-korean.html (832 words)

	Chinese Software, Japanese Software & Korean Software by NJStar 南极星
		One of its outstanding feathures is to display/translate/convert webpage from simplified Chinese to traditional Chinese, or from traditional Chinese to Simplified Chinese.
		Chinese Pen is integrated in Professional version with accurate hand writing recognition and mandarin pronunciations.
		CCC is used in Chinese name identification in visa application for non-Chinese speaking countries such as UK and Australia.
	www.njstar.com (1360 words)

	Korean Chess
		In both Korean and Chinese Chess, one has to move a full step to move across the center row, regardless of whether it's called a "river" or not (as in Korean Chess).
		In Chinese Chess, moving from the 5th to the 6th row is "moving across the river" where the pawns gain the power to move one step sideways--and where the Bishops can not move across.
		For the curious, the Chinese Chess pawn is different; it can't move sideways until after getting to it's 6th row (called after crossing the river) and it can't move down the diagonal line in the enemy's fortress.
	www.xmission.com /~gastown/afi/koreanch.htm (3372 words)

	ACS :: Asian Language Materials
		Coordinates the National Cancer Program which conducts and supports research, training, health information dissemination, and other programs with respect to the cause, diagnosis, prevention and treatment of cancer, rehabilitation from cancer, and the continuing care of cancer patients and the families of cancer patients.
		A national non-profit organization dedicated to finding a cure and improving the quality of life of those affected by hepatitis B worldwide through research, education, and patient advocacy.
		Translations are available in Cambodian, Chinese, English, Hmong, Korean, Laotian, Tagalog, and Vietnamese.
	www.cancer.org /docroot/ASN/ASN_0.asp (644 words)

	Display Message: exchange partner (Korean/Chinese)
		If you are Chinese and living in Seoul then, Please..........
		I am an oversea korean, after so many years living in South East Asia country, I am embarrassed to say that I have a poor command of korean language.
		Please tech me korean, I could help with your chinese too, I am confident in my chinese.
	www.lifeinkorea.com /Boards/read.cfm?BoardID=1&MsgID=1020&Lang=E (117 words)

	Chinese, Japanese, Korean, CJK, Asian fonts
		Simplified Chinese generally refers to the Chinese characters officially simplified by the People's Republic of China government in an attempt to promote literacy.
		A common codepage that is utilized by developers implementing Chinese fonts in their products is GB 2312-80, which consists of over 6000 frequently used Chinese ideographs used in mainland China.
		Hanja refers to the Chinese ideograph characters used in the typical Korean font.
	www.ascendercorp.com /cjk.html (768 words)

	Declan's Guide to Installing and Using Microsoft's Korean IME
		In fifteen lessons the basics of Korean grammar are introduced with numerous exercises and comprehensive assistance with grammatical terms and concepts.
		Using the Korean IME in Windows XP is exactly the same as with Window 9X/ME (see above), except that the IME icons in the task bar look like this.....
		In the case of the Korean IME with Language Pack the font is the GulimChe.
	www.declan-software.com /korean_ime/index.htm (1392 words)

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		The most heinous act of the Japanese was the participation of former officers of the Unit '731' (germ warfare) of the Imperial Army in the Korean War.
		It performed experiments on American, Chinese and Korean war prisoners and dropped germ bombs on a number of Chinese cities.
		The history of the Korean War remains unknown to far too many who owe gratitude to those whose courage, commitment and sacrifices secured a victory for freedom and democracy over communist aggression.
	www.lycos.com /info/korean-war--chinese-communist.html (231 words)

	Chinese-Korean Convertor
		(1) Chinese to Korean: enter 10 CCs at most in the upper textbox, click on the upper [Convert] button, the corresponding RKSs will be displayed in the upper textarea.
		(2) Korean to Chinese: enter 10 RKSs at most in the lower textbox, click on the lower [Convert] button, the corresponding CCs will be displayed in the lower textarea.
		CKC is programmed in accordance with the Korean Romanization Regulations issued by South Korea government.
	www.language-museum.com /ckc (328 words)

	Chinese and Korean Chess
		The Chinese name for its form of Chess that is a variation of International Chess is literally translated as Elephant Chess.
		Korean Chess is historically derived from Chinese Chess and uses for all practical purposes the same board and pieces but has different rules.
		Korean Chess, although considered by some wilder and more fun than Chinese Chess, takes a little more time due to the fewer restrictions on the Korean Chess pawns, guards, and king and additional restrictions on the Korean cannon.
	www.xmission.com /~gastown/afi/ch_index.htm (959 words)

	korean chinese food noodle information. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		(Korean Chinese Cuisine) It is not widely known, but Lansing/East Lansing..
		The preparation of the food is done by Chinese cooks familiar with this type..
		Ishes such as Chajangmyon (mixed noodles with Chinese bean-paste sauce) and Chambbong (spicy seafood noodles) are simply not on the menu.
	www.lawnet.com.au /k/korean_chinese_food_noodle.html (184 words)

	Korean - English - Korean electronic dictionary and language translators.
		Korean TL-2Kr is the most revolutionary English and Korean translation handheld in the world.
		Remarkable for its extended voice capabilities, it is able to understand what is said to it, using a state of the art speaker-independent speech recognition system.
		Korean Talking Dictionary AP320 is a cutting-edge electronic dictionary that facilitates bridging the language gap between Korean and English.
	dictionaries.ectaco.com /korean.html (3020 words)

	IPA NY Voices That Must Be Heard
		This rapid change is due to the massive influx of Korean-Chinese [descendants of Korean soldiers who went to China during the Korean War, 1950-1953].
		Like the Chinese immigrants who settle and start up small communities, which then blossom, Korean-Chinese immigrants are rapidly building a “Korean-Chinatown” in Flushing.
		It’s hub is at the intersection of downtown Flushing and Northern Boulevard, which is predominantly Korean.
	www.indypressny.org /article.php3?ArticleID=1847 (435 words)

	AL \| Japanese, Chinese and Korean Immersion Courses
		This program is not intended to have you speaking Japanese, Korean or Chinese fluently in the short-term.
		However, it is the best way to get into the basics of the Chinese, Korean and Japanese languages and cultures in a short period of time.
		During 2 full weeks, native Chinese, Korean or Japanese language and culture trainers will immerse you in the best ways to get along in Asia.
	www.anderslanguages.com /japanese_chinese_korean_language_courses.htm (477 words)

	Bumyong - English to Korean translator. Translation services in Business/Commerce (general) Korean, Chinese, language, ...
		He or she may be contacted directly for language-related services.
		Chinese to Korean - Standard rate: 0.10 USD per word / 30 USD per hour
		I have participated in several projects to tranlate books in my field for last 4 years.
	www.proz.com /chinese-to-korean-translation-services/freelance-translator/51594 (151 words)

	AALDEF: Press Release - YKASEC, AALDEF and the Korean-Chinese Association of New York Announce New Initiative for ...
		Over the past decade, the population of Korean-Chinese (defined as ethnic Koreans born in China) living in the New York City area has surged to an estimated 20,000.
		Given their status as a group that is not classified as either Korean or Chinese, they are one of the most marginalized groups in New York City today.
		In recognition of this problem, YKASEC—Empowering the Korean American Community and the Asian American Legal Defense and Education Fund (AALDEF) Korean Workers Project have launched a comprehensive new initiative with the Korean-Chinese Association of New York to protect these workers' rights.
	www.aaldef.org /article.php?article_id=100 (553 words)

	Korean-English-Korean electronic dictionaries. English Korean language translators Ectaco.
		Korean Translator to read, write, speak, understand, translate and communicate in the other language!
		You will have wonderful language tools at your disposal: extensive dictionaries with powerful search options; a collection of writing and grammar exercises and tests with animation and voice; standard dialogues to practice for when you are abroad; an organizer; and more.
		Slang and colloquialisms (English); translation and analysis in English, Korean, and Chinese; Sentences to illustrate usage with pronunciation (in English, Korean, Chinese)
	www.fonetiks.org /ectaco/dictionaries/korean.html (1038 words)

	S.Korea Satisfies With South Korean-Chinese Relationship
		South Korean President Kim Dae-jung Monday said he is extremely satisfied with the progress of South Korean-Chinese relationship since it was established 10 years ago.
		At his new year press conference in Seoul, President Kim said China is a very important country and market for South Korea.
		With China's entry into the World Trade Organization, he predicted that both sides will see increased bilateral trade and investment, saying that his country will strengthen exchanges and cooperation with China in all fields.
	www.china.org.cn /english/FR/25260.htm (122 words)

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