Korean fantasy

noun, countable, plural Korean fantasies
an extremely strong feeling of happiness and excitement which people of Korean descent imagine happening to them because it helps them forget about their racial inferiority complex developed during the colonial periods, but which will probably never happen

A Korean fantasy is that one day Korea will be a superpower in the East Asia; on the contrary she will be invaded by other countries again if she keeps neglecting to face up to imminent national danger and enjoying the Korean fantasy.

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PCPSD

noun, uncountable
the abbreviation of post-colonial possession stress disorder
an illness which can develop after a colonial possession of another country

These pictures by junior high school students in Seoul show PCPSD symptoms.

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Asia Cup

the AFC Asia Cup
the most important international competition in football (soccer), which is held every four years in a different country in Asia and is organized by the Asia Football Confederation (AFC), one of the Federation Internationale de Football Association (FIFA)'s six confederations.

1) Japan has been the reigning Asia champion since 2000.

2) Last summer, Aug. 7th, 2004, the Japan national football team was surrounded by hundreds of anti-Japanese Chinese supporters after the final of the AFC Asia Cup in Beijing. They threw stones and bottles at the team, and burnt the Japanese national flags. In every match, the Japanese national anthem was drowned out by boos, and Japanese supporters were thrown PET bottles and garbage by anti-Japanese Chinese supporters. Chinese xenophobia raises serious doubts about Beijing's ability to host the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games.

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Chongland

noun
also Koreatown, little Korea
an area in city where there are Korean dog soup and barbecue restaurants, massage parlors and brothels, and where a lot of Korean people, especially people who are illegal immigrants, live separately from the rest of the people in the city.

The rising crime rate in Chonglands is a serious problem in this city.

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Zainichi

za-i-ni-chi noun, plural, countable
Koreans being residing in Japan are referred to as Zainichi.

During the Japanese occupation of the Korean peninsula in the period 1910-1945, Zainichi came to Japan to seek a better life. They abandoned thier own country due to the Cold War between the United States of America and the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics or the Korean War broke out in 1950 although the General Headquarters in Japan ordered them to return to Korea in 1945.

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Zai nichi

noun, plural Zai nichi, countable
Koreans being plastics in Japan are referred to as Zai nichi.

Zai nichi came to Japan to seek better lives during the Japanese occupation of the Korean peninsula in the period 1910-1945. They abandoned their own country due to the Cold War between the United States of America and the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics or the Korean War broke out in 1950 although the General Headquarters in Japan ordered them to return to Korea in 1945.

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commusion

noun, countable
an erroneous belief in something good about Communism

The youth of China would rather live the commusion that had been implanted in them by the character building system of the Chinese Communist Party than wake up to reality because if reality turns out to be something quite different than what they have learned, it means having to aware that they have wasted their youth on the commusion.

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