Southern Region of South Korea - Jinju City

 Jinju and its dialects are slightly different from other eastern Gyeongsang provinces and coastal areas. You have a weaker accent and a softer tone? So I heard a lot of dialect vocabulary from Gyeongsangnam-do that I couldn't distinguish because of my accent. The southern part of the country has a lot of dialect vocabulary that they share as a whole. Among them, eastern Jeollanam-do and western Gyeongsangnam-do have a lot of similar vocabulary. The lack of vowels, which are characteristic of Gyeongsangnam-do's unique accent and dialect, only makes a big difference. I think Jinju was a good neighborhood to live in. Along with Seoul, Jeonju, Gochang, Suwon, and Nakan, some parts of the castle are still left in the country. Based on this historic tradition, I think the local people had a deep sense of pride and localism.     I know that the amount of sunlight is the largest in the country along with Suncheon, where the sun lived. So I felt that the sun was really nice. Of course, my face is tanned a lot, but it's not the gray city and the gloomy and dark sunlight I see in Seoul today. It is also different from the sunlight experienced in ports such as Busan, Incheon, Masan, Pohang, Ulsan, Mokpo, Gunsan, Namhae, Geoje, and Yeosu. The food was delicious in Jinju. Gyeongsang-do food is usually said to be tasteless, but I think Gyeongju and Jinju food taste quite good. Gyeongju is the capital of Korea called Silla, so I think Korean food, which is a traditional food, is quite advanced. And Jinju was also a collection and center of various local products in the surrounding coastal areas, cultivated land, reservoirs, and mountainous areas, so Korean food was very delicious. However, despite this pride as a center, it lags behind in modernization compared to other Gyeongsang provinces. The Southeast Imhae Industrial Area passes through Pohang, Ulsan, Busan, Gimhae, Masan, Changwon, and Geoje, and crosses other western regions of Gyeongsangnam-do to westward to Gwangyang, Jeollanam-do. For this reason, as you can see from the map of Gyeongsangnam-do, the western region, which has a larger width from north to south, is more alienated from development than the eastern region? It's done. Hadong, Namhae, and inland areas are in a lot of course. (It's a relative concept because the entire nation is in recession now as well. There are also many places where other areas have not been developed.) Hadong was once a candidate for a new steel mill, but it was withdrawn due to political variables. In the end, this trend of modern history was the central city of Gyeongsangnam-do even before the Japanese invasion, but it was an opportunity to experience a decline with the time when the provincial office moved to Busan during the Japanese invasion. It has also become an area where you experience most of the wounds of modern and contemporary history of turbulent times. Compared to the development of Gyeongbu Line and Busan, which are part of the Japanese exploitation policy, and the new city, which connects to Busan-Daegu-Daejeon, which is an extension of it, the existing center has been suppressed and excluded from development. Seoul, Incheon, Busan, Daegu, Gwangju, and Daejeon, which are big cities in Korea, lack cultural traditions and diversity, because they were activated by Japanese imperialism and developed after liberation. Of course, due to this paradoxical point, part of the castle still remains, and there are many scenic areas and large reservoirs around it that are relatively less polluted. There are a lot of birds including migratory birds in our country. It's because we haven't been able to access a lot of videos yet and research is insufficient, but you can often see the spectacular scenery of birds performing various types and forms of group dance in this area. I think the birds in Jinju area were splendid in size, along with the birds we saw on the civilian control line of Bonhae Cheorwon. Of course, there are many bird dwellings and migratory birds in Korea. I think this is also a precious part of our country. In addition, the immature urban development is one of the few cities in the country where the population is not large, but rather decreasing? Reflecting the fact that it's one of them, the city as a whole is past-oriented. So it's a power-oriented, delayed, and academic center with negative factors. The first thing that we recognized in Pearl was that it was a non-standardized area. In other words, it was an area where you enter after taking a high school exam. I don't know what happened to the name of the school now, but there was a school with the name "Best". These non-standardized areas have changed a lot now, but there are still many small and medium-sized cities in the provinces. If you look at the areas where the sun lived, Jinju, Suncheon, and Masan would be these areas.   The examination of a high school has established a kind of hierarchy with schools that lag behind the so-called prestigious high schools and their educational backgrounds. The characteristics of these communities include most areas and small and medium-sized cities. Despite the relatively inferior educational environment compared to major cities such as Seoul, the school produces many students from law and medical schools along with the role of education such as entering prestigious universities. In fact, the prestigious high schools in these non-standardized areas ridiculed the academic background of schools in Seoul's eighth grade, a symbol of educational inequality and the harmful effects of private education in Korea before the emergence of foreign language and science high schools? I've got the skills. However, the side effects were also significant, fueling the ranking of members in the region members. Seoul has a large population, diverse classes, and more economic factors than academic backgrounds, but not rural areas. In the sense of migrants and non-members in other regions, there is a point that forms a cartel around some schools, making it difficult for people who are not from those schools to live in various ways. Also, unfair and unfair things sometimes happen. It has the effect of making kinship and kinship more and more tied to kinship. On the contrary, the members of the group are a kind of vested interest and privilege, but the parties act as a very convenient and good advantage, and take the authority for granted and do not feel wrong.   It is this structure and system that most of the suspects are released at random in the mass sexual assault case of OOO, which made the world buzz not long ago. Crucially, based on these academic ties, groups that came to Seoul show a power-oriented and factional-oriented aspect in political and business circles. Instead of going through an open and reasonable personnel process, a structure is formed in which seniors and juniors lead and lead. Of course, in the early stages of development, it is efficient based on cohesion, but at a certain level, it becomes stagnant and the damage spreads. It seems that the Korean media is attacking only the 8th school district in Seoul without making the people aware of the pros and cons of this education policy. In addition, although it is not an actual upper group but an average academic background, it seems to hide the fact that high school's academic background is Seoul > Metropolitan > Small and Medium Cities > Rural Areas > Small and Medium Cities > Seoul > Rural Areas. The social aspect was emphasized a lot in the reference to this sun pearl. This is not just the face of a single pearl. I'm sure you've probably experienced these similarities in college. Once again, these problems are not written to criticize the city of Jinju. It should be dealt with on the Jinju side in line with the growth of the sun, not that Pearl Harbor has this aspect. Jinju, Masan, Suncheon, etc., where the sun lived, are very similar to this pattern. The experience and intensity differ only because of the environment and the process of the school. It also reveals that many small and medium-sized cities across the country are similar and common.   As for Sunlight Old Fascination, even if there are controversial contents, please take into account the fact that we write this article based on Sunlight's experience to describe and understand the characteristics and situations of various regions in Korea.        I have lived in Jinju before. It is a place where many memories are kept. 2. Pearl has many histories, and although it has many meanings historically and traditionally, it is unfortunately alienated from development. 3. Most of Korea's small and medium-sized cities, including Jinju, have similarities and advantages as non-standardized areas     This is a sun-up from the language section. I'm posting the same comment because it might be more suitable for historical gal among the ripples. Please read it and don't look too fragmented. If you compare the perspective of the whole flow of the text in the language section with the fragmentary aspect of this article, the meaning may be a little different.