Sports are more than just competitions. They teach people how to work together, respect others, and play fairly. Following the rules, respecting opponents andreferees, and competing honestly are all important parts of sportsmanship. Winning is exciting, but breaking the rules or disrespecting others to win goes against the true spirit of sports. Giving your best effort, accepting the result with humility, and appreciating your opponent's performance create a moremeaningful experience for both players and spectators. Sportsmanship is important not only for professional athletes but also for stu
In the same, normal sight that we see everyday in life, South Korea is having a quiet, but a big change. Schools' number of students are keep falling, and people in streets that we see are older people than before. Right now, South Korea facing a huge population cliff called 'Low Birth Rate' and 'Aging Population'. These affect more than populations, but The impact of low birth rates and an aging population includes a shrinking workforce and economic slowdown, a surge in social and financial costs like pensions and healthcare, the closing of schools due to a drop in young people, and the risk
A New Space Race Begins: Nations Set Their Sights on the Moon and Mars The global space industry is entering a new era as governments and private companies intensify efforts to return to the Moon and eventually send humans to Mars. Unlike the Cold War-era space race, which was largely driven by political rivalry, today's competition is defined by technological innovation, commercial investment, scientific discovery, and long-term strategic interests. The Moon and Mars have become symbols of national ambition and platforms for shaping the future of the global economy. Several major space powers
A New Space Race Begins: Nations Set Their Sights on the Moon and Mars The global space industry is entering a new era as governments and private companies intensify efforts to return to the Moon and eventually send humans to Mars. Unlike the Cold War-era space race, which was largely driven by political rivalry, today's competition is defined by technological innovation, commercial investment, scientific discovery, and long-term strategic interests. The Moon and Mars have become symbols of national ambition and platforms for shaping the future of the global economy. Several major space powers
How a Classic Japanese Fashion Trend Is Winning Hearts Again Have you ever wanted to dress like a princess? In Japan, many young people are enjoying a fashion style called Hime Gyaru. The word "hime" means "princess" in Japanese, and "gyaru" means "a fashionable style" that became popular among young women. Although Hime Gyaru was very popular in the late 2000s, it is becoming popular again today. Thanks to social media, more teenagers are discovering this beautiful style. Many people enjoy looking at photos and videos of Hime Gyaru because it is colorful, cute, and different from everyday fas
The technologies we use today started from small ideas and challenges. Young scientists’ curiosity can create new discoveries and innovations. Science is no longer a field only for experts but an open opportunity for anyone with a dream. The technologies that will change the future will begin with the ideas and efforts of today’s young generation. The development of science and technology is driven by the new ideas and challenges of young people. Students learn how to solve problems through various research activities and develop their own creative ideas. These experiences are an important ste
[대한민국영어신문] Unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), once regarded primarily as surveillance tools, have rapidly evolved into one of the defining technologies of modern warfare. Recent conflicts have demonstrated that relatively inexpensive drones can challenge conventional military superiority by providing real-time intelligence, precision strike capabilities, and persistent battlefield awareness. Military analysts increasingly argue that drones are no longer supporting assets but central components of contemporary combat operations. Unlike traditional fighter aircraft or missile systems, drones can b
Middle East Conflict Shakes the Global Economy: Can K-Defense Turn Crisis into Opportunity? The resurgence of geopolitical tensions in the Middle East has once again underscored the intrinsic relationship between regional security and global economic stability. As the region continues to account for a substantial share of the world's crude oil and liquefied natural gas (LNG) production, any deterioration in its security environment has immediate and far-reaching consequences for international energy markets, maritime trade, and macroeconomic performance. Disruptions to critical maritime chokep
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Imagine a school with money skills classes for every student. Close your eyes. Picture yourself saving money, spending wisely, and planning for your future. Money skills is a subject where you learn how to save, spend, and manage money wisely. In the future, our schools should have money skills classes. This is good because it helps students manage and spend their money wisely. For example, many students in Chuncheon receive pocket money, but they don't know how to plan for their future. One teacher in Chuncheon says, "Saving and spending money wisely helps our future. If we start saving and s
Imagine a school with AI literacy. Picture students looking at computer screens with focused eyes, discovering the infinite possibilities of technology. AI literacy is a subject where we learn how to use AI as well as possible. It is not just about typing codes or following rules; it is about understanding how this powerful tool can enhance our thinking, creativity, and daily lives. In the future, our schools should have AI literacy. This is likely to help students learn essential skills that traditional classrooms might miss. This will help us grow smart, adapting quickly to a fast-changing w
Have you been to Gongjicheon Stream these days? Gongjicheon Stream is a famous picnic spot for Chuncheon citizens. Many people visit this beautiful place to walk, relax, and enjoy time with their families and friends. However, some people complain about seeing trash around Gongjicheon Stream. When my family and I visited, we saw trash left behind by visitors. Trash can hurt the beauty of Gongjicheon and make people feel uncomfortable. In the past, Gongjicheon also had problems with water pollution and floating waste. News reports showed that large amounts of waste entered Gongjicheon after hea
Hello! I'm yunjae Lim from Sindong Elementary School. I joined the Youth English Reporters because I wanted to experience the work of a reporter. I also hope to become a reporter in the future because I enjoy learning about new people, places, and events. Although I don't have a favorite hobby yet, I enjoy trying new experiences, and I am excited to begin my journey as a Youth English Reporter. I think it is exciting to discover interesting stories from around the world and share them with others. I hope my articles will help readers learn something new and enjoy reading. As a Youth English Re
Hello, everyone! My name is Seonyul Ji, and I am a second-year student at Soyang Middle School. If I had to describe myself in one sentence, I would say that I am a hardworking person. I always try my best in everything I do, and I enjoy learning new things. I joined the Youth English Press because I want to improve my English speaking and writing skills. I believe this program will help me grow and become more confident in using English. I am especially interested in history because I enjoy learning about the past and discovering how it connects to the present. I hope to write interesting and
Hello My name is Yireh Jeong, and I am a sixth-grade student at Sindong Elementary School My hobby is reading books. I like learning new things and discovering different cultures through books. My MBTI type is ESTJ. I am responsible and like to make plans, so I want to use these strengths when I become an ambassador.I want to become an ambassador who represents my country, builds good relationships with other countries, and helps them cooperate with each other.To achieve my dream, I will study English and other languages and learn about the cultures of many countries Thank you.
Hello! I'm yunjae Lim from Sindong Elementary School. I joined the Youth English Reporters because I wanted to experience the work of a reporter. I also hope to become a reporter in the future because I enjoy learning about new people, places, and events. Although I don't have a favorite hobby yet, I enjoy trying new experiences, and I am excited to begin my journey as a Youth English Reporter. I think it is exciting to discover interesting stories from around the world and share them with others. I hope my articles will help readers learn something new and enjoy reading. As a Youth English Re
Hello, everyone! My name is Seonyul Ji, and I am a second-year student at Soyang Middle School. If I had to describe myself in one sentence, I would say that I am a hardworking person. I always try my best in everything I do, and I enjoy learning new things. I joined the Youth English Press because I want to improve my English speaking and writing skills. I believe this program will help me grow and become more confident in using English. I am especially interested in history because I enjoy learning about the past and discovering how it connects to the present. I hope to write interesting and