Hello,
My name is Haegwan Kim, English-Speaking people call me Kim.
I'mKorean, born in Japan, speak English, Chinese, Japanese, Korean.
It is a pleasure for me to start this blog because recently I see many bloggers hugely influence our society and I'm full of hope that I will be the one of them. Currently I am a 1st year undergraduate student at the University of Warwick (Politics and International Studies Degree) and mainly engage in two activities.
1. Recruiting members for Power of Undergrads, which is on-line based academic platform by undergrads and of undergrads. For more information, you can visit our site from here.
2. Researching socio-economic movements of East Asia which will play a pivotal role to change the world in the 21st century. To improve my perspective, I joined East Asia Study Group, which composed of Ph.D Students who interested in this area as well.
Basically I open my research upon East Asia in this blog, hope I get many advices from readers around the world and have fun with you!
Lastly I want to talk about my dream, that is, to change the world a better place. So I also hope I will see people who can share this dream or even who disagree with it in this blog.
With Respect for all the people in this world
5 comments:
Hello Kim. I'm Mona. I'll check your blog from time to time. It just sounds interesting. I think I'll find a lot to learn about East Asia here.
Regards.
Hello Mona.
Thank you! you did the first comment in this blog!
I will do my best for the research on East Asia.
As my first language is not English, I'm pleasure if you point it out when I mistake grammer, misspell and so on .
Hope you gonna enjoy it!
Kim, all the best in your research.
I'm not a native speaker of English too. But I find your English pretty good =] Your English will be perfect as long as you live in Britain.
To be honest, the other thing that interested me about your blog is that I see you here speaking in 4 languages. I'm studying linguistics and the translation between Arabic and English (plus, self-studying Japanese). No wonder I'm interested in this blog.
Good luck in your research, again.
Mona, thanks a lot for your comment.
That's exactly what I aimed! I mean, I have not seen someone doing blog in four languages (yea sure).
Although it is quite difficult to manage it, I think I can do it because of that recently many people, like you, cheered me up. It becomes huge power for me.
Anyway, thanks again.
It looks to me that you're a hard-working guy. So, yes! You can do it, Kim.
I'm glad that I said something encouraging you. I, in return, am inspired by your effort here. I think I should work harder in my study!
Sharing one of my thoughts: I've never thought that someday I'll call someone "Kim," in reality. The only Kim I know is the Korean absent central character in my novel. You have to read it when it's published in English, or even Korean^^
Nice to talk to you, Kim, and I wish you all the best, again.
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