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[474 International’s Eye] A Step Into Adulthood

What makes a person an adult? Is it earning a diploma, getting a first full-time job, learning to live independently, or starting a family? For many students, the very first step into an "adult life" begins with a part-time job. Studies say that up to half of students worldwide work part-time. But d
Opinion Vaniarina Daria 2025.10.20 16:49
[474 International’s Eye] The Path of Part-Time Jobs

Faced with both economic pressure and the desire for self-improvement, an increasing number of university students are turning to part-time jobs. Whether through campus services or social recruitment, such work has become an important experience outside the classroom. Observations show that Chinese
Opinion CHEN QI 2025.10.20 16:49
[472 Interntaional's Eye] How People Spend the Summer in Different Countries

Summer has always been one of the most memorable seasons for me, not only because of the weather but also because of the way people celebrate it differently in each country I have lived in. The way people spend summer shows a lot about their culture. From food to festivals, the season looks very dif
Opinion Pooja Rajput 2025.09.01 14:46
[472 International's Eye] The Malaysian “Summer”

As a Malaysian international student studying in South Korea, I often find myself reflecting on the unique and distinctive aspects of life back home. Being a country that is located along the Earth’s equator, Malaysia is hot and humid all-year-long. So, even though Malaysia does not experience four
Opinion Lisya Ismail 2025.09.01 14:46
[471 International's Eye] France’s Election System and Political Participation

Within the center of Western Europe, France is characterized as an important and dynamic democracy. Its political framework combines components of both presidential and parliamentary administration. At a time when democracies face expanding polarization and declining participation, France’s election
Opinion Sarah Boutier 2025.06.02 10:40
[471 International's Eye] Democracy and Dialogue Across Cultures

I have lived in Korea for about three to four years. During this time, as I became more involved in everyday life here, I developed a deeper understanding of Korean society. Among many cultural differences I noticed, the way people talk about politics made the strongest impression on me. In France,
Opinion Médéric Boutin 2025.06.02 10:40
[469 International's Eye] The Aging Population and Falling Birth Rate in Italy

The global population growth rate is slowing down, and in some areas, such as Europe, it has already become negative. In Italy, the situation is particularly critical, with a forecasted decline in population from nearly 60 million to about 48 million by 2070. This decline is accompanied by a signifi
Opinion Andrea Favaretto 2025.04.14 10:58
[469 International's Eye] Declining of Birth Rates in France

In 2023, a total of 677,800 babies were born in France, marking a significant decline of 6.6% compared to the previous year. This drop is not just a short-term fluctuation but part of a longer trend, as the number of births has fallen by approximately 20% since 2010, which was the last peak in birth
Opinion Sebastien Boussaguet 2025.04.14 10:58
[467 International's Eye] The Use of AI as an International Student in Korea

Coming to Korea as an international student, I knew I would be immersed in a culture of advanced technology. However, I did not fully realize how deeply Artificial Intelligence (AI) had woven itself into the fabric of daily life in Korea – and how much it would impact my experiences here. My initial
Opinion Lisya 2025.03.03 23:02
[466 International's Eye] Where Is the Line of Freedom of Speech

We are normally guaranteed the right to express our opinions over the past few centuries, and this right is called “The right to freedom of speech (the right of speech).” The right is to express opinions without censorship or interference, and extends to any medium, such as oral and written conversa
Opinion Mao Kusakabe 2024.12.02 14:18
[465 International's Eye] My Thoughts on Employment

My name is Saikhanbayar Bilegjargal, and I was born and raised in Uvurhangai. After considering several countries for my studies, I ultimately chose South Korea due to its strong economy and supportive education system. South Korea has made impressive strides in education, fostering critical thinkin
Opinion Saikhanbayar Bilegjargal 2024.10.14 00:09
[464 International's Eye] The Curious Case of Deric

I am Deric, a French student of 25 years old, studying in the film department of Dongguk University in 3rd year. I initially studied management and business administration for five years, three years in France, and two years in South Korea as an Erasmus student (European program to study abroad). Bu
Opinion Médéric Boutin 2024.09.02 16:33
[462 International's Eye] The Necessity of Marriage

This article delves into the varied viewpoints on marriage in Germany, from traditional values to modern challenges. Exploring the changing dynamics and societal attitudes, we navigate through the complexities surrounding this enduring institution. Join us as Leslie Wiedmann explains the evolving la
Opinion Leslie Wiedmann 2024.04.16 16:04
[462 International's Eye] Following the Lenz, A Flower Welcoming Spring in Austria

The spring season is painted differently in every country, and through this article, Viktoria Neumayer will take you all the way to Austria. From the enchanting apricot blossoms of the Wachau to the cheerful daisies brightening city streets, discover the beauty and charm of spring in Austria like ne
Opinion Viktoria Neumayer 2024.04.16 16:04
[461 Path of an Exchange Student]

Hello everyone, my name is Elio Lannoo, I am 20, from France and have been living in South Korea for 6 months. My dream has always been to leave my country to study abroad and discover new things, new people and a new part of the world. This is why I did not hesitate one second when I had the chance
Opinion Lannoo Elio 2024.03.04 00:09
Foreign Student Shows Special Places in Seoul

Just as many other people dreaming of travelling to Korea, I used to spend hours watching videos and searching pictures of all the places I’d be able to see one day. The Dongdaemun Design Plaza, Han-river, Namsan Tower and Lotte World seemed like a dream when I first saw them but now, I keep passing
Opinion Milka Määttänen 2023.10.17 10:26
A Cross-Cultural Summer: France and South Korea

As a French exchange student in South Korea, I have had the privilege of experiencing summer in both captivating countries. This opportunity has allowed me to compare the unique aspects of this warm and exploratory season between my native country France and the welcoming land that has hosted me. He
Opinion Kim Bo-young 2023.09.03 18:08
Problems of Studying Korean Language in Latvia

Latvia is one of three states in the Baltic region, which is 22 times smaller than the Korean penisular. As in other states, Latvia has its own native language – Latvian. However, in this territory, people can easily find people fluent in other foreign languages: English, Russian, also not a few Ger
Opinion Kim Ryeong-seo 2023.06.04 18:52
What Is Euskal Herria?

“Euskal (Basque) Herria (Town-land)” or “The Basque country” in English, is believed to be the land of the oldest living culture of Europe, “The Basque” culture. It is a combination of the oldest traditions with the most vanguardist technologies. It is a country that is proud of its food, having the
Opinion Iker Aldasoro 2023.04.09 16:56
There Has Been Controversy Over 2022 Qatar World Cup

The Fédération Internationale de Football Association (FIFA) World Cup is arguably the most prominent competition in international men’s football. Qatar was awarded the host of this tournament in 2010 by FIFA. However, the nation has been under harsh criticism for several things, such as its lack of
Opinion Nnubia Pascal Nnamdi 2022.11.28 13:54

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International Eye 목록 ( 총 : 81건)

[474 International’s Eye] A Step Into Adulthood

[474 International’s Eye] The Path of Part-Time Jobs

[472 Interntaional's Eye] How People Spend the Summer in Different Countries

[472 International's Eye] The Malaysian “Summer”

[471 International's Eye] France’s Election System and Political Participation

[471 International's Eye] Democracy and Dialogue Across Cultures

[469 International's Eye] The Aging Population and Falling Birth Rate in Italy

[469 International's Eye] Declining of Birth Rates in France

[467 International's Eye] The Use of AI as an International Student in Korea

[466 International's Eye] Where Is the Line of Freedom of Speech

[465 International's Eye] My Thoughts on Employment

[464 International's Eye] The Curious Case of Deric

[462 International's Eye] The Necessity of Marriage

[462 International's Eye] Following the Lenz, A Flower Welcoming Spring in Austria

[461 Path of an Exchange Student]

Foreign Student Shows Special Places in Seoul

A Cross-Cultural Summer: France and South Korea

Problems of Studying Korean Language in Latvia

What Is Euskal Herria?

There Has Been Controversy Over 2022 Qatar World Cup