For Choi Yoo-jin, president of Korea's Institute of Nation Brand Promotion, the rise of “K” brands in multiple industries is no longer a passing trend, but a marker of national value.
“Right now, globally, anything with a ‘K’ attached to it is considered big,” Choi told The Korea Herald during an interview on the sidelines of Seoul Vibe, a networki
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