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The first TV Drama Writers’ Conference of East Asia, as the first meeting where top-class writers across East Asia gather together, served as an exchange plaza with the world’s competitive TV drama writers in the future in order to jointly develop the broadcasting contents across Asia. A total of around 70 writers from South Korea, China, Japan, Taiwan, and Hong Kong including Kim Eunhee, who wrote ‘Winter Sonata’, Roh Heekyoung, who wrote ‘Good-bye Solo’ from Korea, Tsai Tsao-yu, who wrote ‘Judge, Pochengchen’, and Nakajono Miho, who wrote ‘An Elegant Lady’ from Japan, took part in the conference and had a discussion about the drama conditions in each country and how to cooperate with each other under the title of ‘The Homogeneity of Asian Culture Seen through TV Dramas.’
Rho Heekyoung first made her presentation on behalf of the South Korean writers as to ‘The Characteristics and Current Situations of South Korean Dramas’, followed by the presentation as to the subject of ‘The Current Chinese Drama Broadcasting Conditions and the Analysis of Major TV Watchers.’ Nakazono Miho, the original author of ‘An Elegant Lady,’ which was produced as a South Korean drama, made her presentation as to ‘The Tradition and New Trend Seen through Japanese Dramas.’
The representatives of the five participating countries announced in a joint declaration that they would hold an annual writer exchange conference rotating 6 cities in five countries including Beijing and Shanghai in China, and decided which city would hold the 2007 conference by this coming October. The joint declaration, which dealt mainly with how to produce the broadcasting contents mutually beneficial to one another and seek after a joint development through exchanges among broadcasting writers of East Asia and strengthened cooperation, reached an agreement on the four details like an annual conference and the deadline to decide which city would hold the next conference. |