The song is a tropical pop dance genre full of freshness, and it is about whispering love to a lover.

Starting with the exciting guitar and clap in the intro, an emotional melody and warm sound chorus will lead the first half of the song.

The rhythmical whistling and bounce kick in the chorus create an exciting atmosphere different from the first half. Even in simple rhythms, the arrangement of different parts provides fun to listen to.

"Everyone who listens to this song will find millions of reasons to be loved--"

He is the leader and main vocalist of the Korean boy group Winner.

The lyrics, which frankly confide in the responsibility and burden of becoming an adult as you get older, give empathy and comfort.

It is a song that brings out Kang Seung-yoon's unique cool vocals and atmosphere.

It is a bright "Pop + Chilltrap" genre that has an impressive sense of space created by sophisticated sources. It is a song that embodies both popularity and musicality with witty and natural lyrics and neat and individualistic arrangements.

2014 KBS Traditional Music Awards Music Award Winner
Before the end of the night (Cho Eun-young's song)

Gagok(female) Urak is especially cool with the change and sourness of the melody. This song conveys the heart of a woman who wants her to come even in bad weather in a pure and sweet voice.

The Winner of the Jeongga(classics) at the KBS Gugak Awards in 2012☆

☆Jeong Bo-gwon - Winner of the 18th Park Dong-jin Pansori Master Singing and Myeonggo Competition

Miyeon (Piano), Park Jae-cheon (Drum), Lee Myung-hoon (Daegeum), Kwak Jae-hyuk (Piri), Lee Chung-woo (Percussions), Choi Young-jin (Haegeum), Kim Min-young (Gayageum), Choi Boo-mi (Keyboard), Lee Jin-hee (Guitar), Kim Yun-cheol (Bass), Chae Jae-young, Kim So-won, Jo Ara, Jung-ji (Violin), Choi Jung-wook, Chae In-young(Cello)

☆Pansori is one of the most representative national arts that has lasted since the mid-Joseon Dynasty, and contains the unique music and literature of the people. In particular, the Chunhyangga of Dongchoje values the lyrics and literary characteristics of the song, as well as its accurate editorials and its wide-spread making it worthy of being designated as an intangible cultural asset.

In addition, it was recognized as a holder of entertainment that had the same entertainment for the purpose of preservation and transmission, including the realization of entertainment related to the pansori Chunhyangga and the training of the Winners.

It is a representative village in South Jeolla Province that continues the genealogy of Honam left-hando nongak, and unlike Honam Udo nongak and Namhae nongak, Jwa-do nongak has many delicate and difficult techniques due to the development of the bupo play of iron and sangsoe. And the rhythm and movement are fast and group technology is developed.

Jukdong Nongak madangbal and dangsangut dongje eolgung, in the nearby town, starting in and day in the same town include dangsangut, and Pangut to pass the entire bout.A colorful, have a lot of events than any local farmers ' music.

Jukdong village is a performance of several plays and social activities and the Victory through the traditions of the doing. Most of all, the Pungmul Training Center and the front yard, which are tailored for the Pungmul class, are offering lessons on Tuesday and Thursday evenings.

Jukdong holder, the functions the big shots of Mr. bakttaeeop gichangsu and gangsundong, leading gong-player leading role in charge of the performance of.

Jukdong performance in 1998, Cultural Festival in the southern part of our unified the many many awards at the national competition, including in and 1999, the National Folk Arts Festival Winner.It.

Introducing the holder of Kim Han-il

- Introduction to 1960.
- Blacksmith's operation since 1974.
- Entering the 24th Victory Crafts Competition in 1999
- Selection of functional Winners in 2009 (Ministry of Labor)

A fieldmaster is a craftsman who makes or repairs tools and tools by heating and tapping metal, and is called a blacksmith. A blacksmith is an important profession that has produced weapons and agricultural equipment since a long time ago, and appears early in history.

In the past, many markets and markets were successful, but they are gradually disappearing due to changes in the times and the supply of mass-produced products.

Currently, the blacksmith's barn is located in Yongmeori Pass, and it produces farming tools, traditional knives, and household items.

In April 1973, at the 32nd World Table Tennis Championships in Sarajevo, Yugoslavia (now Bosnia and Herzegovina), women's table tennis, led by Lee Erisa and Jung Hyun-sook, won the title and established a brilliant gold medal tower in Korean table tennis.

Teacher's Day is a day made to thank teachers for their hard work and is enacted and implemented in various countries, and every year October 5th is celebrated as World Teachers'' Day.

In Korea, Teacher's Day was established on May 15 in time for King Sejong's Gregorian birthday from 1965.

The government will reward education contributors at the ceremony on Teacher's Day, and the Winners will be given opportunities to inspect domestic and foreign industries.

In addition, various school alumni associations, women's organizations, and social organizations voluntarily offer private banking services, especially by launching a "Finding Old Teachers" campaign to thank their teachers for their grace and deepen their priestly relations, while finding and comforting those who are suffering from illness and living difficulties among retired teachers.

The seniors and juniors and students hold a "Night of Grace" with their old teacher and teacher to thank their teacher for his grace, and attach carnations to his teacher. In addition, special lectures, sit-ins, and tea parties on the role of teachers will be held.

On May 19, 1957, the 1st Miss Korea Contest was held at the Seoul Metropolitan Theater in Jung-gu, Seoul.

Seven people who passed the preliminaries participated in the finals, and Park Hyun-ok, the Winner of the first competition, participated in Miss Universe.