It is an old-school hip-hop genre-based easy-listening song in which J-Hope participated in working on the song, and each member's Personality and charm are well demonstrated.

In other words, the situation in which the sudden "rest" is not fully enjoyed and feels uneasy and uncomfortable is likened to a kind of occupational disease, and even in unexpected situations, it is to rise again in BTS's own style and overcome it.

In the second half of the song, which is transformed into a future trap genre, the message 'Let's heal the disease' spreads with grand energy and exciting energy.

☆ 'Dalla Dalla' is a newly produced 'Fusion Groove' track that breaks the existing K-pop format and creates a unique combination with five members of a special Personality. EDM, house and hip-hop are well mixed in this song.

The lyrics are about respecting and loving 'I' which stands at the center of the world, and aim at the tastes of the individualities of this era in search of reason for existence and meaning.

It has sounds and messages that will satisfy the public's expectation of 'Teen Crush', 'Girl Crush'.

The mysterious combination, which captures the boy's fresh sensibility in a highly complete song and performance, resembles 'Seventeen'. The boy's cheerful wit, which hides between the melodies that make you hum as soon as you hear it, adds to the addiction.

After Simcheong falls into Indangsu, Simbongsa goes to Simcheong's tombstone every day, thinking Simcheong is dead. This is the saddest part of Simcheongga, the heart of a father who lost his daughter.

a whimsical woman whose Personality fluctuates from moment to moment In addition, she is so ugly that she can live with her services, and she is so mean and greedy that she takes away others' things.

☆Although Yangju Nongak was generally referred to as Yangju Nongak, it was based on several Nongak pieces that were handed down throughout the Yangju town. The main source of the nongak transmission was the nongak in Gwangjeok-myeon, Seokuri, Bakdal-dong, Gwangjeok-myeon, Gwangseok-ri, and Deokdori nongak. These nongak have been combined to reach today's Yangju nongak. It is a nongak that fully embodies the nature of nongak in northern Gyeonggi Province and embodies the typical aspect of nongak in Gyeonggi Province.

Yangju Nongak is related to the "Homi Ssise," in which the basic Personality is done after the farming process.

In this town, dure(farmers' cooperative group) was intense in every part of the village. There was a tradition of eating food and holding a feast at the end of the farm work. It is Yangju Nongak that originated from this tradition. In addition, Yangju Nongak is based on 'Nongnapuri', a tradition of playing nongak while mimicking farming.

It is replaced by showing the reproduction of nongak, which has a reserved nature, as a farming imitation.

Farming is performed in the form of washing hoe, and the forms of rice paddies are consistently found in Goyang, Paju, Yangju, Guri, Uijeongbu, and Dongducheon in northern Gyeonggi Province. The composition of rice paddy farming sounds is consistent, Nongak is performed as a farming pool, and the transfer process is shared in the form of ho-mi-sushi or ho-mi-gall. For this reason, Yangju Nongak can be regarded as a typical example of Nongak.

Hyangdangmu in Anseong refers to a traditional dance that originated from the Akga Muhak Training Center in Anseong, Gyeonggi-do. The origin of Hyangdangmu is several, including the theory that the descendants of the willow baby, a government official of the Geuknu Pavilion, which was built to commemorate the victory after the reign of King Gongmin of the Goryeo Dynasty, danced in honor of its spirit. The village ritual, dongje, Sadangpae nori, and dances performed by government officials and frauds in Anseong and Jincheon area have been performed in the area. The dancers were mainly composed of Jae-in, Gisaeng, and Min-cho, but considering the terms of dance in Chinese characters and the terms comparing the geographical names, it can be said that they joined the literati as well as the literati.

There are about 40 kinds of dances handed down from Hyangdangmu in Anseong, which are divided into masculine and feminine dances according to their Personality. Thirteen types of hwarangmu, including Gyeongcheon Barye Mu, Bonghwang Geumran Mu, pray for the prosperity of the king's Mansumu River and the royal family, and Jang Gummu, Gungmu Samu, and Dosan Muryeong, are regarded as masculine hwarangmu lineage.

On the other hand, 15 kinds of dances, including Hakkwa dance, which is performed with a white towel, Hongaeksugeon dance, which expresses a woman's sorrow, and Chae Seonhyang dance, which performs various techniques and dances according to the Sanjo song with a fan, as well as Buddhist dance, Buddhist dance, and Gomyeong dance, have been handed down to the gisaengs in Anseong area.

The accompaniment music of Hyangdangmu in Anseong is divided into court music, folk music, sanjo and military music, and the dance moves are diverse and difficult. The dance content and entertainment vary depending on the status because it is a dance that has a lot of different people using martial arts.

In 1990, Hyangdangmu, which was discovered by local residents including Anseong Cultural Center, was designated as an intangible cultural asset by Yi Seok-dong and Yu Cheong-ja as an assistant administrator in 2000. Yi Seok-dong's deceased Hu Cheong-ja is serving as the chairman of the Preservation Society and is striving to succeed Anseong Hyangdangmu.

Kim Moo-chul was taught the dance by his father, Kim Jo-kyun.

The name of the dance was called "Nammu" due to the nature of the Jeolla region, where traditional dances were held at that time, and the dance performed by Namsadangpae and Mudong etc. as a entertainment at the end of the Joseon Dynasty was performed at Kibang when Namsadangpae were scattered. It is a dance in which Hong-an, which is covered with a fan, is covered with a combination of images of Han-ryang and Heung-heung, and adds to the style, and gives a glimpse of Han-ryang's knowledge and Personality, especially the unique charm of foot stepping-stone adds to the taste of the dance.

Lee Byung-chul (Lee Byung-chul, Feb. 12, 1910 to Nov. 19, 1987) is a South Korean businessman who founded Samsung Group, CJ Group and Hansol Group JoongAng Ilbo.

In 1938, he founded Samsung Corporation and later engaged in trade. It established Samsung C&T in 1951, Cheil Jedang and Cheil Industries in 1953, and expanded its manufacturing business through exports to pave the way for Samsung Group, including Samsung Heavy Industries Co., Samsung C&T Corp. and Samsung Petrochemical Co.

He also entered broadcasting and media by establishing TBC in May 1964 and JoongAng Ilbo in September of the following year. However, the JoongAng Ilbo handed it over to the Hong Jin-ki family.

Since then, devoted to business activities, Samsung Electronics and Samsung Electro-Mechanics have been successful in exporting electronics products by establishing them in 1969.

It is a representative native dog of Korea that our ancestors have been raising since long ago in Jindo-gun, Jeollanam-do.

Jindo dogs are 50 to 55cm tall for males and 45 to 50cm for females, and their heads and faces are octagonal in front of them, and their overall impression is mild.

The ears are slightly tilted forward and stand upright, and the eyes are triangular and dark yellow or gray.

The nose is almost black and has a light red color.

Jindo dogs have a bold Personality and are very sensitive to smell and hearing, making them suitable for hunting.

It is also faithful and smart, and has a good nature of returning to where it lived even after going far away from where it lived, making it suitable for pets and keeping a house.

It was designated and protected as Natural Monument No. 53 on December 3, 1962.

In 1995, Jindo dogs were recognized as international protected breeding animals.

Born in Gongju, Chungcheongnam-do in 1973, Park Chan-ho, who attended Middle East Elementary School, Gongju Middle School, and Gongju High School, signed with the Los Angeles Dodgers in 1994 when he was a sophomore at Hanyang University, becoming the first Korean to advance to the Major League.

He has a career record of 476 games in 17 years in Major League Baseball, 124 wins and 98 losses in 1993 innings with an ERA of 4.36.

In particular, 124 wins are the most wins by an Asian pitcher. It's a milestone that no one will ever encounter.