Hallyu (Korean wave 한류 ) is a widely used name to refer the popularity of Korean entertainment and culture. An American political Scientist Joseph Nye Interpreted the Korean wave as "the growing popularity all things korean from fashion to film and music to cuisine". The ' Hallyu' or 'Korean Wave' word was firstly used in mid 1990 when Korean drama and Korean pop music entered in China, those Korean dramas achieved the milestones by getting millions of views by chinese viewers. K-pop music which started gaining popularity among Chinese teenagers was introduced by a radio program called 'Seoul Music Room' in 1997. Seoul Music Room was broadcasted from Beijing, China. There are many stories regarding the rise of the term 'Hallyu' but there is one reliable story and that is about the Korean boy band H.O.T's (Highfive Of Teenagers) live concert in Beijing. H.O.T In February 2000, H.O.T performed for 15000 fans at the Beijing Worker's Gymna...