월요일 누구 아티클 하는지 궁금해서요...

[Justin-timberlake]

목요일 제가 올려야 했었는데 갑작스러운 일 때문에 못가게 되었습니다.

월요일 아티클 안 정해졌다면 이걸로 하면 될거 같애서 올려 봅니다. 원래 금요일 하기로 되었던 거라

질문하고 내용이 다소 이상할테지만 아무쪼록 준비해주시길 바랍니다. 그리고 제가 금요일 할줄 알고 10매 정도 뽑았었거든요. 자료 없으신 분들은 월요일 다시 드리겠습니다.

즐거운 주말 보내세요.

single Justin

Imported rice is not being welcomed in Korea. The U.S. Calrose rice was not popular at the nation's auction of foreign rice for retail sale. Consumers who purchased the rice out of curiosity say the rice does not taste right to them.

The U.S. rice is being returned, because it does not sell at local markets. People had a fear that Calrose rice, a cheap but quality brand, would dominate the domestic market. That worry turned out to be groundless.

The Korea Agro-Fisheries Trade Corporation is planning to lower the price for the next bids.

As we see Calrose rice fail to prosper in the domestic market, Korea's agricultural sector needs to make a decision ― whether Korea will blindly close its doors or whether we will survive through quality competition.

If we take a look at the cases of Japan and Taiwan, we can see clearly which direction to take.

After opening markets, Taiwan's domestic market was dominated by imported rice, while Japan's rice won the competition against foreign rice.

The Taiwan government stuck to its policy of buying domestic rice. As the government bought all the rice produced in the country, its farmers did not try to produce rice of better quality.

Three years after Taiwan opened its doors to imports, its rice has lost ground because of its comparatively high price and low quality. Now Taiwan's rice stays afloat only thanks to high tariffs on imported rice.

Meanwhile, Japan has long focused on developing better quality rice to satisfy Japanese consumers. A campaign promoting home-grown agricultural products has worked as well. The Japanese people took advantage of a weak point of imported rice ― the long time between production and consumption. In Japan, few people buy imported rice although it is only half the price of domestic rice.

The number of Korean rice brands has reached 1,900 or so. The quality also has improved tremendously. We have long passed the time when the only rice we had was not tasty and Calrose rice was regarded as a luxury.

Rice that meets Koreans' high quality standards will win in the end. The only solution for domestic rice to survive is to improve quality, as Japan did, and to drive imported rice to a low-price market niche.

Because Calrose rice does not sell well in the market, we see a bright future for our agriculture.

There is no words in this article that you learn by heart because of Friday.

I want to say this article comfortably. so please comprehend following questions although they are failed to sell their products or brand in Korea.

A shopping mall, Carrefourkr brand is the second market share in the world. But a few months later, they sold their stock more than 90% to Korean businesses.

And Japanese culture that we worried is also not in place.(and Calrose rice case.)

1.what's the reason that they are failed in Korea?

2.which store do you prefer? supermarket or E-mart? Why?

3.do you know Korean has a hot temper commonly like Italy contary to other countries. it's the specific character of peninsula. so they are rapidly hot and cold. whtat do you think about it?

4.we don't know the results related to FTA. but an obvious fact is they are coming and cope with a difficult situation. As a Korean, what would we do?

혹시나 질문이 문법적으로 틀렸으면 따끔하게 지적좀 해주세요.

[Peter]

저스틴~몸은 괜찮나?! 우리 월요일 부터 방학 하기로 했당~^^ 좀 쉬면서 공부 하라궁~ㅎㅎ Have awesome vacation~^^v

[ⓗⓐⓝⓝⓐⓗ]

월욜날 메이꺼 하거든- 그니까 니꺼는 화욜날 하자^^ ㅋ

[New Neo]

헤나야...무슨 소리 하노 ㅋㅋ

[ⓗⓐⓝⓝⓐⓗ]

메이가 금욜날 아티끌 나눠 줬자나요^^;; 그니까 4일날 메이꺼로^^

[Justin-timberlake]

그럼 월요일은 메이가 하는 걸로 알고 있겠습니다.