Volume 2 2010 Chapter 185: The Expanding Tutoring Group
Yi Haoyan squinted at Quan Eunfei slyly.
The girl's heart tightened, could it be...
Some things will happen a second time after the first time, and this time is no exception.
I don't know what agreement the two finally reached.
In short, when the subway started moving, the girl's blushing cheeks were clearly visible through the train window.
It must be a promise that makes her very shy.
…
No matter what the process is.
Li Huili finally achieved her goal.
Yi Haoyan's request remains the same.
Tutoring only for girls.
Results are not guaranteed.
Although Li Huili felt strange, she agreed. A girl is a girl! If she can save one, she can save one.
The next day, Yi Haoyan received a long list.
Most of them are contracted trainees, and there are also debuted artists.
The boy looked carefully and smiled. There were actually a few familiar faces.
Humph, enemies always come together! It seems that Lee Hye-ri must not have told these seniors who was tutoring them.
Because Yi Haoyan actually saw Jiang Seqi's name on the list!
This girl just came over to laugh at me, and now she's so stupid as to come to me again?
This is simply giving away lives! Haha! The retribution will come soon!
I will teach you well, Jiang Seqi!
The boy rubbed his hands, eager to try it out.
In addition to Seulgi, there are five other people.
Choi Sulli, the only senior who debuted. A member of SM company's F(X) group, majoring in practical music.
Liu Zhiai, a trainee who is about to sign with Woollim, majoring in performing arts.
Tian Yuli is a contracted trainee of TopClass, majoring in practical dance.
It is worth mentioning that the president of her company is Eric Moon Jung-hyuk, the captain of the veteran boy band, Korean idol evergreen, and Shinhwa.
Son Na Eun is a contracted trainee of A-Cube. She is in the same company as Kim Nam Joo and is a student in the stage art department.
Bae Suzy, a contracted trainee of JYP, majoring in practical music.
Together with the three people before and Enfei, there are a total of 10 people in the tutoring group.
Everyone's company is different, practice time and schedule are different, and everyone's learning foundation is different. This results in different needs for tutoring.
How can Yi Haoyan organize and arrange tutoring since he only has time for Quan Enfei?
Of course, use Kakao Talk.
This is a free chat software launched in March 2010 and became very popular as soon as it was launched.
As a software that manages friends through actual phone numbers, as long as the friends in the mobile phone address book also use Kakao Talk, these people will automatically appear in the contact column of Kakao Talk. In addition to text messaging, this software also supports pictures, audio and video, and also supports multi-person chat mode. This chat room mode is most suitable for managing this loose tutoring group.
As long as Yi Haoyan informs the group of his time at school, everyone in the group can come to school on time according to their own schedule and time arrangements, avoiding the inefficiency of point-to-point communication through phone calls or text messages.
Li Huili also thought this was a good idea.
It has to be said that South Korea’s development in the Internet field does have its own characteristics.
As a country with a population of only 50 million, South Korea is recognized worldwide as one of the countries with the most complete Internet infrastructure and has the most enviable Internet speed in the world.
In 2010, South Korea's Internet speed was 14mps, about 7 times the global average speed (1.9mps).
How can South Korea, a country with a small population, a less developed economy, and less advanced technology, have world-leading Internet services? This is inseparable from the South Korean government's "advanced" planning of its Internet strategy.
On June 20, 1994, Korea's first dedicated network "KORNET" officially began civilian services.
After the 1997 financial crisis, South Korea, aided by the International Monetary Fund (IMF), used the Internet as an engine for economic recovery and social transformation. The government modernized telecommunications laws, invested in a national broadband network, and introduced a series of policies to promote Internet use in education, health care, and government services.
Billions of dollars have been invested in building fiber optic backbone networks, and financial subsidies and policy support have been provided to network operators to encourage them to provide broadband access to every home, school and workplace. By 2002, about 4.5 million households in Seoul had broadband access.
In 2005, South Korea had already achieved basic universal access to 100M broadband.
In addition, although the domestic market in South Korea is small, it has three major telecom operators, SK, KT and LG, and the market competition is very fierce. In order to compete for users, these three telecom operators continue to increase investment in network infrastructure, innovate and develop new technologies, improve network speed, and optimize services, thus forming a virtuous circle of market competition.
A good network foundation has given rise to the development of South Korea's Internet industry. Excellent talents have continuously taken advantage of the opportunities of the times to rise in this field and break through the limitations of traditional chaebols.
NHN is the largest Internet group in Korea and the gaming group with the highest stock price in Korea. It was formed in 2001 by the merger of Naver and Hangame. Naver is the most used search engine in Korea and has repeatedly frustrated Google in Korea. Hangame itself is a combination of portal website and game operation platform.
KaKao Talk was created by Kim Beom-soo, the founder of Hangame Company and later CEO of NHN Group.
In short, after decades of development, the Internet has begun to increasingly influence the lives of Koreans and is slowly changing the traditional entertainment industry.
However, these children who are still in high school have not realized all this.
Even a genius like Yi Haoyan only felt that he had found a useful tool to solve the seemingly complex management problem of tutoring groups.
Soon, people began to join the chat group named “Seoul Arts High School Tutoring Group” by the boy.
Choi Sulli was the first one, and the girl gave herself a nice name "Snowball".
Her busy schedule after her debut left her unable to balance her studies.
Although the group has not yet won the first place in the song promotion, they have not missed any of their various schedules, and as a result, they did very badly in the midterm exam.
The group is about to release a mini album, I wonder if I can take the final exam on time...
Shirley, who was worried about her studies, actively joined the tutoring group after learning about it.
The girl hopes to improve her grades.
The second person to join was Jeon Yu-ri, whose name sounds very similar to that of her senior from Girls’ Generation, but it’s actually a completely different surname in Korean.
As a contracted trainee of a small company, she naturally cannot be compared with SM. Yu Li's company cannot provide her with much training and guidance. So she basically stays in school, and the teachers here can also teach her to practice dancing.
Logically speaking, people who miss fewer classes should not need to take extra classes in academic subjects.
But her situation is different. The expensive tuition fees make both the company and she personally want to complete her studies as soon as possible and make her debut early, so the girl does not want to postpone graduation like others.
With one year of time reduced, the academic pressure is naturally a lot greater, and the company plans to push them to debut next year, so the girls naturally have to hurry up to complete the basic learning tasks.
This tutoring group was just what she wanted.
