27페이지 내용 : Readers’ Comments 1. How useful was KOREA magazine in learning about Korea? 2. Which article did you enjoy most? Which aspects of it did you like? 3. Which article was your least favorite? What are your reasons? 4. How did you fnd out about KOREA magazine? Search engine Social media An acquaintance The Korean Cultural Center Korea.net Other please specify 5. Do you have any suggestions for improving the content of KOREA, or any new ideas for regular sections? 6. Can you participate in the ofine evaluation committee, to be held in Seoul in June? If so, check the box below. Your opinion is very important to us. We will email you the exact date and location once they are decided. 7. Your personal informationSexFemale Male NationalityOccupationAgeEmail←Very useful Useful Not useful at all→ July 2017 ① ② ③ ④ ⑤ ⑥ ⑦ Tank you for your feedback By sending in reader feedback, you enter a drawing to win a pencil case. Five people who fll out the Readers’ Comments will be chosen among those received before August 31. It was really informative to read the article about Hansik the cover story because I really love Korean food. Also, it would be interesting to read more fun facts about Korean history. University student from Indonesia Being a food lover, and in particular an Asian food lover, I especially liked the article on Hansik from the May issue. I would like to see a section about long-term foreign residents in Korea from assorted backgrounds and how they have adapted to Korea. Lawyer from Portugal Te article I enjoyed most from the May issue was the biography of Shin Kyung-Sook in the literature section. I haven’t read any of her books yet, but afer reading her biography and learning about her pure heart, I’m planning to start reading her books soon. Secretary from Paraguay I loved the cover story from the May issue, “Modern Hansik and Its Global Ambitions.” I learned a lot about traditional Korean food and its fusion with foreign cooking techniques. I would also suggest including more diversifed articles, especially those about games and sports. Freelance researcher from Bangladesh I liked many of the articles in the May issue, including “Te Heyday of the Singer-Actor” in the Arts & Entertainment section and “Even Mothers Need Mothers” from the literature section. I’d like to see more activities in the Global Korea section, and I hope that more Hallyu news can be shared. Chemical engineer from Egypt ReaderFeedback