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[Study with Daily Busan] Old habits die hard

 "Old habits die hard"What does "Old habits die hard" mean?It means that it's not easy to stop doing something you've been doing for a long time.In Korean saying, "세살버릇 여든까지 간다".Here's a refined example sentence:"He still smokes sometimes. Old habits die hard."Please send your English learning content! https://forms.gle/z56ApK4L39ueSeDJ6

LCK Road to MSI 2025 in Busan - June 13-15 | Sajik Gymnasium

LCK Road to MSI 2025 in Busan - June 13-15 | Sajik Gymnasium◈ The LCK Road to MSI 2025 will take place at Sajik Indoor Gymnasium from June 13 to 15, 2025.◈ Co-hosted by Busan Metropolitan City and League of Legends Champions Korea (LCK), this new national selection tournament will determine the teams advancing to the Mid-Season Invitational (MSI).◈ Mayor Park Heong-joon commented, “The LCK Road to MSI 2025 will serve as a milestone in positioning Busan as an Esports leader. We look forward to welcoming even more prestigious international competitions.”□ Busan Metropolitan City, along with League of Legends Champions Korea, will host the LCK Road to MSI 2025 from June 13 to 15 at Sajik Indoor Gymnasium.○ Over five intense days, the LCK Road to MSI will determine which two national teams will qualify for the mid-season invitational, one of the premier events in the League of Legends calendar. With a revamped single-season format replacing the previous spring and summer split, the new format is set to debut in 2025.○ Sajik Indoor Gymnasium, already familiar to many due to its role in the 2023 Worlds Quarterfinals and Semifinals, will once again be the stage for elite-level play during the third, fourth, and fifth rounds of the LCK Road to MSI 2025.□ The top six ranked teams from the regular season will compete in a mix of a No. 1 Seed Decision Match and King of the Hill Playoffs, battling for the final two spots at the Mid-Season Invitational.○ With an average daily viewership of four million—more than half from overseas, League of Legends Champions Korea is recognized as a global premium Esports product. The LCK Road to MSI 2025 is expected to draw worldwide attention and further reinforce Busan’s reputation as an Esports mecca.□ The city’s comprehensive support, from planning through execution, will help ensure a smooth and successful tournament. The influx of domestic and international Esports enthusiasts will not only boost Busan’s glo

Busan Publishes ‘2025 Taste of Busan’, Bridging Culinary Tradition and Modernity

Busan Publishes ‘2025 Taste of Busan’, Bridging Culinary Tradition and Modernity□ On March 31, 2025, Busan Metropolitan City announced the release of the guidebook, 2025 Taste of Busan, which celebrates the city's dynamic gastronomy culture at the crossroads of tradition and modernity.□ The guidebook introduces 150 of Busan’s top restaurants and rich gastronomic heritage in four languages: Korean, English, Chinese, and Japanese.□ 2025 Taste of Busan shares intriguing stories behind beloved eateries, interviews with influential chefs who shape current trends, and insights into iconic food alleys and regional specialty dishes.○ It showcases 13 specialty dishes*, detailing their origins, key characteristics, and recommended spots to enjoy them.* Dongnae Pajeon (green onion pancake), sliced raw fish, black goat bulgogi, grilled hagfish, Haemultang (spicy seafood soup), braised monkfish, Jaecheopguk (marsh clam soup), Nakjibokkeum (spicy stir-fried small octopus), Milmyeon (cold wheat noodles), Dwaejigukbap (pork soup), Bokguk (pufferfish soup), braised crucian carp, and grilled conger eel○ B-FOOD Recipes, crafted with signature local ingredients like Myeongji green onions, Daejeo Jjapjjari tomatoes, and Yeong-do Jonaegi sweet potatoes, also promise a uniquely flavorful experience.□ A standout addition this year is the inclusion of QR codes linking to multilingual menus at 50 restaurants selected through Busan’s Multilingual Digital Menu Project in 2024, improving accessibility for international travelers.○ These digital menus are available in English, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Japanese, Vietnamese, Russian, and Arabic.□ 2025 Taste of Busan can be viewed or downloaded via the Busan Tourism Portal (www.visitbusan.net Traveler Guides Guidebook Map).○ Printed copies will be distributed to participating restaurants, tourist information centers, consulates, the Busan Tourism Organization, and relevant divisions in each of the city’s