Jungsookwon

My favorite movie’s the Troy

My favorite movie’s the Troy

I really like movie such as great spectacle,
and including Big scale battle scene.

No doubt tory is.
This movie is kind of action & adventure, and its length is 2 hrs. 42min.

Also, this movie’s main characters are

Brad Pitt, Eric Bana, Orlando Bloom, Peter O'Toole, Diane Kruger.

This story is following :

In ancient Greek, troy’s princes Paris stole the beautiful Greek woman, Helen,
away from

her husband, Menelaus, the king of Sparta.
By this reason, to begin with the two nations

at war each other.
The Greeks began war of Troy using their entire armada, led by Achilles

who is great warrior.
However, because of Hector who is a plucky tactician princes of Troy,

the war never ending.
Eventually, as a result of Greek’s the Trojan horse strategy and

Achilles’ great activity,the war is over.

The Troy is becoming my favorite movie by next reason.

First, this story is a really dynamic and a great epic.
The Troy has a lot of famous actors and many extra actors.

Especially, I really like Troy’s battle scenes.

Nevertheless this movie based on myth,
these scenes’re very reality, spectacle, and really cool.

Second, the Troy
include many famous movie stars such as Brad Pitt, Eric Bana,

Orlando Bloom, Peter O'Toole, Diane Kruger.
Also, their acting is great.

Achilles is turely great warrior at the same time,
he had tragical death.

The other side,
Hector has humanity and moral sence as not war hero.

Third, The Troy has some of great scenes.

The best of impressive scene is Hector’s father go to ask for Achilles
to find his son’s dead body.

It’s really humanity and deep impressive.

By the way, I’m until attached to Achilles’s death.
I really wish happy ending story.

I mean at the last scene, why Achilles is killed by Paris such as childish wimp?

I expected the last scene that the Achilles achieve his love and his heroic life.

My Favorit scenes.

My favorit place is Seoul

SEOUL SITE

Location

At 126 degrees east longitude and at 37 degrees north latitude

Climate

Seoul belongs to the Temperate Zone featuring four distinctive seasons of spring, summer, autumn and winter. The yearly average temperature of Seoul is 12.2 degrees Celsius. Temperatures in Seoul show large seasonal variation, reaching as high as 38.4 degrees Celsius in the summer and dropping as low as minus 19.2 degrees Celsius in the winter. Influenced by the North Pacific high-pressure system, Seoul has hot and humid summers with average temperatures above 20 degrees Celsius from June through September.

In the middle of summer, the city often records daily highs of over 30 degrees Celsius. In winter, Seoul is geographically influenced by the expansion of the Siberian high pressure and prevailing west wind with temperatures dropping lower than other regions on the same latitude. The rise and fall of the high-pressure system causes a typical cycle of three successive cold days followed by four warmer days, relieving people from freezing temperatures.

The annual precipitation in Seoul averages 1,344.2 millimeters , which is more than the average amount of rainfall across the peninsula. Most of the rainfall is concentrated in the rainy months (monsoon period) of June through September when downpours account for about 70 percent of the total annual precipitation. Except for those rainy spells, however, Seoul boasts fine weather throughout the year and is especially famous for its azure autumn skies.

Area

The total area of Seoul is 605.52 square kilometers , or 0.6 percent of the entire country. The Hangang (River) bisects the city into two parts: northern part ( Gangbuk ) and southern one (Gangnam). The Gangbuk area totals 297.97 square kilometers (49.2 % ) while Gangnam is 307.55 square kilometers (50.8 % ).

Among the 25 autonomous "gu" or wards of Seoul, the largest is Seocho-gu (47.13 §´ ) and the smallest is Jung-gu with an area only one fifth (9.97 §´ ) that of Seocho-gu.

The expansion of the city has been curbed since the last administrative reorganization in 1973. The lifestyles of Seoul citizens, however, have been influenced since the 1970's due to the rapid growth of satellite cities around the capital area.

Bordering Cities & Counties:

Gyeonggi-do: Goyang-si, Yangju-gun (county) and Euijeongbu-si to the north; Namyangju -si, Guri-si and Hanam-si to the east; Seongnam-si, Gwacheon-si and Anyang-si to the south; Gwangmyeong-si, Bucheon-si and Gimpo-si to the west.

Population

Seoul has a population of 10,276,968 as of the end of 2003. This accounts for about a quarter of the total national population. As for the proportion of male to female excluding foreigners, women (5,143,274) slightly outnumber men (5,133,694). By district, Nowon-gu has the biggest population of 633,934. In contrast, Jung-gu has the smallest population of only 138,798. Since Seoul became the capital of the nation in 1394, the population of Seoul has grown 110 times.

The number of foreign residents in Seoul as of the end of 2003 is 102,882 or about 1 % of Seoul's total population. They include 52,572 Chinese, 11,484 Americans, and 6,139 Japanese. There are people of more than 90 different nationalities currently residing in Seoul, forming a small global village.

Origin of Name

The name of Seoul comes from the ancient word 'Seorabeol'
or 'Seobeol', meaning "capital"

Administrative
Organization: Mayor, 3 Vice Mayors, 12 Offices,
10 Bureaus, 64 Divisions, 3 headquarters and 76 affiliate
offices.

Legislative Organization

target=_blank>Seoul Metropolitan Council

Administrative
Districts: 25 Gus consisting of 522 Dongs

Budget:
12,663.5 billion won

Per Capita GRDP

8.5 million won, 23.7% of the GNP of 388 trillion won

Mountains

8 consisting of 4 inner mountains: Bukaksan (Mt.) to the north, Naksan (Mt.) to the east, Inwangsan (Mt.) to the west and Namsan (Mt.) to the south; 4 outer mountains: Bukhansan (Mt.) to the north, Yongmasan (Mt.) to the east, Deogyangsan (Mt.) to the west, and Gwanaksan (Mt.) to the south.

River

Hangang (River)

My Favorit singer is TEI

TEIWORLD

YOU're SIMILAR MY LOVER BEFORE

Why don't you tell me
You met me
Because I'm very similar to your love before.
So did you met me?
because His image is hidden in me, you follow him?
So you stay with me?

Did you going to the place with him before
So, you imaged your memories with him?

Don't love me, you can not love me.
I might believe you so what can I do?
I can't leave you.

Could you forgive to me?
Because you are very similar to my love
So I can easily fall in love with you

Always my heart remains in her memory.
Maybe, I want to do better to you.
Because I did not so, you cried everyday.

Don't love me you can not love me.
I might believe you so what can I do?
I can't leave you.

If I want you more and more, I'm afraid about begining to love
because that might hurt me again.
I might fall in love with you
But, not now.

Each lonely grows up more lonely
If I'm bigger in your heart tham him.
My love in my heart can earase her,
So you should come to me, please.

Someday

SOME DAY

If some day you come back,
Then I'll say, "I've forgot.'

If you blame me at heart,
"I've forgot after much longing."

If you still chide me,
"I've forgot, I couldn't trust."

"I've forgot ."
Not today or tomorrow,
But, "some day."

Jungsookwon

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Location
At 126 degrees east longitude and at 37 degrees north latitude
Climate
Seoul belongs to the Temperate Zone featuring four distinctive seasons of spring, summer, autumn and winter. The yearly average temperature of Seoul is 12.2 degrees Celsius. Temperatures in Seoul show large seasonal variation, reaching as high as 38.4 degrees Celsius in the summer and dropping as low as minus 19.2 degrees Celsius in the winter. Influenced by the North Pacific high-pressure system, Seoul has hot and humid summers with average temperatures above 20 degrees Celsius from June through September. In the middle of summer, the city often records daily highs of over 30 degrees Celsius. In winter, Seoul is geographically influenced by the expansion of the Siberian high pressure and prevailing west wind with temperatures dropping lower than other regions on the same latitude. The rise and fall of the high-pressure system causes a typical cycle of three successive cold days followed by four warmer days, relieving people from freezing temperatures. The annual precipitation in Seoul averages 1,344.2 millimeters , which is more than the average amount of rainfall across the peninsula. Most of the rainfall is concentrated in the rainy months (monsoon period) of June through September when downpours account for about 70 percent of the total annual precipitation. Except for those rainy spells, however, Seoul boasts fine weather throughout the year and is especially famous for its azure autumn skies.

Area
The total area of Seoul is 605.52 square kilometers , or 0.6 percent of the entire country. The Hangang (River) bisects the city into two parts: northern part ( Gangbuk ) and southern one (Gangnam). The Gangbuk area totals 297.97 square kilometers (49.2 % ) while Gangnam is 307.55 square kilometers (50.8 % ). Among the 25 autonomous "gu" or wards of Seoul, the largest is Seocho-gu (47.13 §´ ) and the smallest is Jung-gu with an area only one fifth (9.97 §´ ) that of Seocho-gu. The expansion of the city has been curbed since the last administrative reorganization in 1973. The lifestyles of Seoul citizens, however, have been influenced since the 1970's due to the rapid growth of satellite cities around the capital area.

Bordering Cities & Counties:
Gyeonggi-do: Goyang-si, Yangju-gun (county) and Euijeongbu-si to the north; Namyangju -si, Guri-si and Hanam-si to the east; Seongnam-si, Gwacheon-si and Anyang-si to the south; Gwangmyeong-si, Bucheon-si and Gimpo-si to the west.

Population
	Seoul has a population of 10,276,968 as of the end of 2003. This accounts for about a quarter of the total national population. As for the proportion of male to female excluding foreigners, women (5,143,274) slightly outnumber men (5,133,694). By district, Nowon-gu has the biggest population of 633,934. In contrast, Jung-gu has the smallest population of only 138,798. Since Seoul became the capital of the nation in 1394, the population of Seoul has grown 110 times. The number of foreign residents in Seoul as of the end of 2003 is 102,882 or about 1 % of Seoul's total population. They include 52,572 Chinese, 11,484 Americans, and 6,139 Japanese. There are people of more than 90 different nationalities currently residing in Seoul, forming a small global village.

Origin of Name
	The name of Seoul comes from the ancient word 'Seorabeol' or 'Seobeol', meaning "capital" Administrative Organization: Mayor, 3 Vice Mayors, 12 Offices, 10 Bureaus, 64 Divisions, 3 headquarters and 76 affiliate offices.

Legislative Organization
	target=_blank>Seoul Metropolitan Council Administrative Districts: 25 Gus consisting of 522 Dongs Budget: 12,663.5 billion won

	Per Capita GRDP
	8.5 million won, 23.7% of the GNP of 388 trillion won

Mountains
	8 consisting of 4 inner mountains: Bukaksan (Mt.) to the north, Naksan (Mt.) to the east, Inwangsan (Mt.) to the west and Namsan (Mt.) to the south; 4 outer mountains: Bukhansan (Mt.) to the north, Yongmasan (Mt.) to the east, Deogyangsan (Mt.) to the west, and Gwanaksan (Mt.) to the south.