Explore: Saemaŭl Movement

The Saemaul Undong (Korean: 새마을 운동), also known as the New Community Movement, New Village Movement, Saemaul Movement or Saema'eul Movement, was a political

Saemaul, Saema'eul or "new village," may refer to: The New Community Movement or Saemaul Undong for rural development in South Korea in the 1970s Saemaeul-ho

productivity and income by instituting the Saemaul Movement ("New Village Movement") in 1971. The movement's goal was to improve the quality of rural life

the South Korean president Park Chung Hee started the Saemaul Undong (lit. 'New Community Movement'), a mass mobilization intended to transform rural society

The Saemaeul-ho, formerly known as the Saemaul-ho and Saemaul Express, is a class of train operated by Korail, the national railroad of South Korea, since

after the war. The New Village Movement or Saemaul Movement beginning in 1970 was considered an ideological movement directed by the Park government

late 20th century.[by whom?][citation needed] In 1970, the Saemaul Undong (New Community Movement) was introduced that set out to modernize the countryside

administrative office was inspired by ant colonies. Chae was also inspired by the Saemaul Undong political initiative of the 1970s aimed to modernize rural Korean

Chung Hee government launched the Saemaul Undong (New Community Movement) as a rural reconstruction and self-help movement to improve economic conditions

Jeolla/Janghang lines (Saemaul/Mugunghwa) Yeongdeungpo station, Yeongdeungpo District: Gyeongbu/Honam/Janghang lines (KTX/ITX-Saemaeul/Saemaul/Nuriro/Mugunghwa)