ENCOURAGING SOCIAL MEDIA CAMPAIGNS
입력 2020.04.03 (15:17)
수정 2020.04.03 (16:46)
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[Anchor Lead]
With the COVID-19 outbreak spreading fast all across the world, the prolonged outbreak is hard on everyone. A social media campaign is under way to offer encouragement to citizens worn out by the pandemic.
[Pkg]
[Soundbite] "The next person to take part in the campaign is fellow member Lee Jun-beom."
A violinist names the next person to take part in a campaign before performing. Musicians with developmental disorders launched this online relay recital campaign in an effort to comfort citizens amid the ongoing coronavirus situation. Lee Dong-hyeon, the first to perform, chose a song to cheer up everyone going through this difficult time.
[Soundbite] LEE DONG-HYEON(VIOLINIST) : "For me, this song gave me solace as if I was told, "good job, it will be fine.""
Some 40 musicians at home and abroad including those with developmental disabilities continued this relay performance for 2 weeks.
[Soundbite] "We can overcome the crisis through concerted efforts. BTS, please join the relay!"
Cadets at the Korea Armed Forces Nursing Academy also joined in. K-pop sensation BTS was next. They thanked the medical workers and conveyed a message of encouragement.
[Soundbite] JIMIN(BTS MEMBER) : "I believe if we have the courage and will to ride out the situation, we can go endure this period together."
The boy band named football star Son Heung-min who also urged citizens to hang in there, as the fight against COVID-19 continues. Film director Bong Joon-ho, the next participant, expressed hope for the day when life can return to normal.
[Soundbite] BONG JOON-HO(FILM DIRECTOR) : "I hope the day comes soon, when we can all smile, meet and shake hands without worries."
It's a difficult time for all even as the budding spring has arrived. But musical performances and words of encouragement are bringing some relief to citizens fatigued by the infectious disease.
With the COVID-19 outbreak spreading fast all across the world, the prolonged outbreak is hard on everyone. A social media campaign is under way to offer encouragement to citizens worn out by the pandemic.
[Pkg]
[Soundbite] "The next person to take part in the campaign is fellow member Lee Jun-beom."
A violinist names the next person to take part in a campaign before performing. Musicians with developmental disorders launched this online relay recital campaign in an effort to comfort citizens amid the ongoing coronavirus situation. Lee Dong-hyeon, the first to perform, chose a song to cheer up everyone going through this difficult time.
[Soundbite] LEE DONG-HYEON(VIOLINIST) : "For me, this song gave me solace as if I was told, "good job, it will be fine.""
Some 40 musicians at home and abroad including those with developmental disabilities continued this relay performance for 2 weeks.
[Soundbite] "We can overcome the crisis through concerted efforts. BTS, please join the relay!"
Cadets at the Korea Armed Forces Nursing Academy also joined in. K-pop sensation BTS was next. They thanked the medical workers and conveyed a message of encouragement.
[Soundbite] JIMIN(BTS MEMBER) : "I believe if we have the courage and will to ride out the situation, we can go endure this period together."
The boy band named football star Son Heung-min who also urged citizens to hang in there, as the fight against COVID-19 continues. Film director Bong Joon-ho, the next participant, expressed hope for the day when life can return to normal.
[Soundbite] BONG JOON-HO(FILM DIRECTOR) : "I hope the day comes soon, when we can all smile, meet and shake hands without worries."
It's a difficult time for all even as the budding spring has arrived. But musical performances and words of encouragement are bringing some relief to citizens fatigued by the infectious disease.
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- ENCOURAGING SOCIAL MEDIA CAMPAIGNS
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- 입력 2020-04-03 15:22:21
- 수정2020-04-03 16:46:31
[Anchor Lead]
With the COVID-19 outbreak spreading fast all across the world, the prolonged outbreak is hard on everyone. A social media campaign is under way to offer encouragement to citizens worn out by the pandemic.
[Pkg]
[Soundbite] "The next person to take part in the campaign is fellow member Lee Jun-beom."
A violinist names the next person to take part in a campaign before performing. Musicians with developmental disorders launched this online relay recital campaign in an effort to comfort citizens amid the ongoing coronavirus situation. Lee Dong-hyeon, the first to perform, chose a song to cheer up everyone going through this difficult time.
[Soundbite] LEE DONG-HYEON(VIOLINIST) : "For me, this song gave me solace as if I was told, "good job, it will be fine.""
Some 40 musicians at home and abroad including those with developmental disabilities continued this relay performance for 2 weeks.
[Soundbite] "We can overcome the crisis through concerted efforts. BTS, please join the relay!"
Cadets at the Korea Armed Forces Nursing Academy also joined in. K-pop sensation BTS was next. They thanked the medical workers and conveyed a message of encouragement.
[Soundbite] JIMIN(BTS MEMBER) : "I believe if we have the courage and will to ride out the situation, we can go endure this period together."
The boy band named football star Son Heung-min who also urged citizens to hang in there, as the fight against COVID-19 continues. Film director Bong Joon-ho, the next participant, expressed hope for the day when life can return to normal.
[Soundbite] BONG JOON-HO(FILM DIRECTOR) : "I hope the day comes soon, when we can all smile, meet and shake hands without worries."
It's a difficult time for all even as the budding spring has arrived. But musical performances and words of encouragement are bringing some relief to citizens fatigued by the infectious disease.
With the COVID-19 outbreak spreading fast all across the world, the prolonged outbreak is hard on everyone. A social media campaign is under way to offer encouragement to citizens worn out by the pandemic.
[Pkg]
[Soundbite] "The next person to take part in the campaign is fellow member Lee Jun-beom."
A violinist names the next person to take part in a campaign before performing. Musicians with developmental disorders launched this online relay recital campaign in an effort to comfort citizens amid the ongoing coronavirus situation. Lee Dong-hyeon, the first to perform, chose a song to cheer up everyone going through this difficult time.
[Soundbite] LEE DONG-HYEON(VIOLINIST) : "For me, this song gave me solace as if I was told, "good job, it will be fine.""
Some 40 musicians at home and abroad including those with developmental disabilities continued this relay performance for 2 weeks.
[Soundbite] "We can overcome the crisis through concerted efforts. BTS, please join the relay!"
Cadets at the Korea Armed Forces Nursing Academy also joined in. K-pop sensation BTS was next. They thanked the medical workers and conveyed a message of encouragement.
[Soundbite] JIMIN(BTS MEMBER) : "I believe if we have the courage and will to ride out the situation, we can go endure this period together."
The boy band named football star Son Heung-min who also urged citizens to hang in there, as the fight against COVID-19 continues. Film director Bong Joon-ho, the next participant, expressed hope for the day when life can return to normal.
[Soundbite] BONG JOON-HO(FILM DIRECTOR) : "I hope the day comes soon, when we can all smile, meet and shake hands without worries."
It's a difficult time for all even as the budding spring has arrived. But musical performances and words of encouragement are bringing some relief to citizens fatigued by the infectious disease.
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