Hallyu as seen by Indonesian people current stiation and future of hallyu in Indonesia

 


On Wednesday, October 8, 2020, the embassy of the Republic of Korea and the Korean cultural center in Indonesia held a webinar via online because considering the current condition of the corona virus outbreak, the theme that will be presented in this webinar is "current status and future of hallyu in. Indonesia".

The person filling the event in this webinar is Dr. Andrew Eungi Kim as Korea University professor who will discuss the theme "the rise of Korean popular culture as a global phenomenom, then who will fill this event is MS. Crishtle Stefanie as a journalist from CNN Indonesia will discuss "past and present of hallyu in Indonesia", the next one who will fill this event is Ms. Fitri meutia, S.S., M.A. as a professor of the Korean language study program at the National University of Jakarta Indonesia, discussing "lets keep flying hallyu", then Dr. Suray Agung Nugroho as moderator in this webinar.

The term hallyu or Korean wave is phenomenal, especially in Indonesia because there are so many who are interested in South Korea, many Indonesians like kpop songs and many are learning Korean. Hallyu Referring to Korean popular in the world, hallyu was spread through Korean dramas throughout Asia in the past but now it has spread throughout the world and Korean culture has become a trend center from all over the world, previously this only refers to drama but now there are many things, for example in the field of beauty, health, kpop and medicine.

Kpop is a hallyu that is very famous until now, it was originally from Korean dramas but now from kpop the first prompting is the artists under SM ENTERTAINMENT such as TVXQ, SUPER JUNIOR AND SNSD, it is the first wave Korean artist and the second wave artist is BTS because as the first k-pop artist to successfully appear on the billboard music aaward in America and of course kpop is the main economic income earner in South Korea.

The number one biggest Korean cultural content exports are from games because South Korea makes game but there is no Korean element at all and this is a huge increase after films and dramas, then in the tourism sector, from 2017 tourists tripled to increase. visited South Korea and this is a factor of hallyu, then in the field of education, there are many foreign nationals who want to study in South Korea, hallyu can be said to inspire Asian creativity and become our super power.

Factor factor for the success of hallyu, because Korea is the largest country in the world in the field of enochomy, Korean entrepreneurs make it possible to create quality products to help spread throughout the world, then the role of the government that supports producers who contribute a lot in supporting hallyu, and strong entertainment agencies are able to create idols. quality and classy.

Regarding the anti-hallyu movement, the biggest in China and Japan, because they have their own cultural pride, and in the last three years Japan has started and followed like Korea, whether we will succeed in seeing it in the future, hallyu entered Indonesia for the first time through private TV with drama broadcasts such as dramas. winter sonata, then in the early 2000s many Indonesians became interested in South Korea, and now in such a fast time, accompanied by sophisticated technology, Indonesians can access Hallyu with a variety of them, one of them is the YouTube platform and several Korean television channels that have reached the reach. in Indonesia by streaming.

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