Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow

Chan’s Narrative

My hometown Busan(Pusan)

A day over the sea

In Jagalchi fish market Ship taking a rest

To go downtown

Coexistence of past and present

Autumn and nomadism

Fireworks Festival Pusan international film fes-tival

My Hometown

My mother and her pots

My Favorite Places in Korea

Gyeongju bulguksa

Kingdom for a thousand year

Anapji graves of royal family

Colour of korea

Flower pattern of a Korean Temple DoorSquare pattern of a Korean Room

My Daughter

Yeone, waiting for new year’s day

Food preparation Rice Cake for new year’s day

Food preparation for new year’s day

Korean costume for a girl

A day in Bukchon

At last! U.S. in 2008

Sunny in Boston and Amherst

Hangeul-my mother tongue

Hangeul consists of ten vowels and fourteen conso-nants.

Vowels ㅏ [a] ㅑ [ya] ㅓ [eo] ㅕ [yeo] ㅗ [o] ㅛ [yo] ㅜ [u] ㅠ [yu] ㅡ [eu] ㅣ [i]

Consonants ㄱ [gi yeok] ㄴ [nieun] ㄷ [digeut] ㄹ [rieul] ㅁ [mieum] ㅂ [bieup] ㅅ [siot] ㅇ [ieung] ㅈ [jieut] ㅊ

[chieut] ㅋ [kieuk] ㅌ [tieut] ㅍ [pieup] ㅎ [hieut] 한국 [hanguk] 부산 [busan] 불국사 [bulguksa]

Let’s learn Korean Hangeul is the name of

Korean language. It was created by King Sejong, the forth ruler of the Joseon Dynasty in the year 1443.

나는 당신을 사랑합니다 . [Naneun dangsinul

saranghamnida.] I love you.

고맙습니다 .( 감사합니다 .) [Gomapseumnida. (Gam-

sahamnida.)] Thank you.

안녕하세요 . [Annyeong-haseyo.] Hello.

저는 한국을 참 좋아해요 . [Jeoneun han-gugul cham

joahaeyo.] I enjoy living in Korea.

Byungki Hwang’s Gayageum