(W3-2) Media Trends and Globalization Classroom QnA - Choi Min Joon

 Q1. How could we measure culture globalization?

A1. There are many ways to measure cultural globalization. The types of content consumed mainly in each country can be measured and represented as a measure, or the activities of multinational companies and brand awareness of each country can be measured and represented as a measure. It is also possible to measure the degree of each globalization through measurement tools created by authoritative professors and researchers.

I think my answer is newer and more interesting than the answer of Chatgpt.


Q2. China, japan, South Korea which one has the most impact on global culture?

A2. I think China has a large national territory and a strong influence in the international community. But in terms of culture, I think Korea and Japan are also influential. Korea has recently been recognized by the world in various fields such as dramas and movies (Squid Game, Parasite, The Glory, etc.), and is also receiving great performances and attention on Netflix. In terms of music, BTS is also receiving great recognition as the outstanding superstar was born. Japan is also leading the trend to the extent that it is called the world's number one in animation, and it is also highly recognized in music genres such as city pop and rock. Among these various countries, I believe that Korea and Japan, two small Asian countries, have strong cultural influence.

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