[Info] 4Minute's official Hanja names and Taipei trip confirmed
2009.12.19
Remember our earlier report on BEAST and 4Minute releasing their Taiwan version albums, and that they may be making a trip down to Taipei? Rejoice Taiwanese fans, for it has been confirmed. Trend Tone Net Promotions just released an update through their official blog on the 13th of December, 12:37PM, on BEASTMinute’s appearance in Taipei. Here are the translated details.
Event: 2010 Hallyu Fashion First Season - The Charm of Fantasy Participating artists: Hot Korean girl and boy groups ~ 4Minute & BEAST Time: 23rd January 2010 (Saturday) 6:30PM Venue: Taipei International Conference Center - Assembly Hall(#1, Section 5, Xin Yi Road, Taipei) Ticketing: Whole state ticketing system (sorry I think the translation is weird here) Organizing company: Trend Tone Net Promotions Pte. Ltd. Sub-organizing companies: CUBE Entertainment & HS MEDIA
Since the girls are going to promote in Taiwan, CUBE officially announced the girls' Hanja names through Universal Music Japan on the 14th, so that the Taiwan fans would know how to address them in a manner they are comfortable with. For those who are unfamiliar with the term 'Hanja', here is a brief explanation taken from Wikipedia.
* Hanja is the Korean name for Chinese characters. More specifically, it refers to those Chinese characters borrowed from Chinese and incorporated into the Korean language with Korean pronunciation.
Here are the girls' official Hanja names. Just in case you don't know, these were not created by the company or themselves. They were given to them by their parents, along with their Hangul names. (Added romanji by request)
Nam Ji Hyun: 南智賢 (nan zhi xian) Heo Ga Yoon: 許嘉允 (xu zhi yun) Jeon Ji Yoon: 田祉潤 (tian zhi run) Kim Hyun Ah: 金泫我 (jin xuan wo) Kwon So Hyun: 權昭賢 (quan zhao xian) Source: Universal Music Japan +Trend Tone Net Promotions Reported + translated + compiled by: kueensora@4-minute.com
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