▲ Jung Sung Min Yangji Hospital Foreign Mental Health Specialist

Ladies and gentlemen, thank you for joining us today as we delve into the remarkable intersection of culture, technology, and global mental health. Today, we celebrate how art, particularly the movie "K-pop Demon Hunters" and the song "Golden," is transforming the landscape of global trauma healing.

At the heart of Korean culture, we find the tiger, a symbol of power, courage, and resilience. Alongside it, the Katchi bird represents good fortune and positive energy. These symbols are not merely artistic elements; they are profound metaphors for the healing journey.

"Golden," by the inspiring EJAE, is more than just a melody. It is a deeply personal narrative, a journey of overcoming adversity, and a testament to the transformative power of music. Through its poignant lyrics, heartfelt pitch, and healing rhythm, "Golden" touches the very core of our emotions, helping transform pain into healing.

In "K-pop Demon Hunters," we see a fusion of traditional Korean folklore and modern storytelling. The tiger's strength and the Katchi bird's optimism come together to show that even in the face of adversity, there is hope and light.

The Global Mental Jockey concept takes this further by leveraging technology to connect people in real time. Through iPhone-to-iPhone broadcasting, we create a seamless network of empathy and support, bridging distances and offering comfort to those in need. This innovative approach ensures that no one has to face their struggles alone.

In this interconnected world, every note of "Golden" and every scene of "K-pop Demon Hunters" reminds us that art is a powerful tool for healing. It allows us to empathize, connect, and support one another, transcending cultural and geographical boundaries.

As we move forward, let us embrace the healing power of these artistic expressions and continue to foster a world where everyone can find solace and strength.

Thank you. /Jung Sung Min Yangji Hospital Foreign Mental Health Specialist