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Koreans indeed think that the symbolic animal of Korea is the tiger. As there is a saying that goes, you look alike when you live together, Koreans have lived with tigers for a long time to congest the spirit of tigers ourselves. We have learned the "quickly" habit from their brave and swift actions, and the vigorous and confident disposition from their pride that wouldn't touch grass even when starving. At last, we learn more about Korea, the country with the spirit of tiger.
Koreans indeed think that the symbolic animal of Korea is the tiger. As there is a saying that goes, you look alike when you live together, Koreans have lived with tigers for a long time to congest the spirit of tigers ourselves. We have learned the "quickly" habit from their brave and swift acti...
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The Hyundai Research Institute leads the advancement of Korean Economy in the 21st century by proposing creative policy alternatives. HRI is established by Chung Ju-yung，the first CEO，founder and honorary chairman of Hyundai Group in 1986. HRI is a leading Korean research think tank committed to studying and analyzing the economic and industrial environment as well as reunification economy of Korea. HRI，further，has it’s own businesses such as business consulting， education and training service，and knowledge-content business.
The Hyundai Research Institute leads the advancement of Korean Economy in the 21st century by proposing creative policy alternatives. HRI is established by Chung Ju-yung，the first CEO，founder and honorary chairman of Hyundai Group in 1986. HRI is a leading Korean research think tank committed...
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