By Honorary Reporter Andi Sukma Indah from Indonesia

The K-healing ON Festival on Nov. 23 was livestreamed on Korea.net's official YouTube channel, attracting more than 23,000 viewers worldwide. 

Origin
Enny Kim, Korea.net's coordinator for Honorary Reporters, announced the holding of a festival honoring content created by content creators, Honorary Reporters and K-influencers and asked people to come up with ideas for the event's name.

I proposed the name ​​"K-festival Healing Together" under the concept of Honorary Reporters and K-influencers jointly celebrating the festival to be held in October by creating content to help everyone weather the pandemic. My idea was eventually modified to "K-healing ON Festival" for a simpler, cooler and more energetic name. 

Festival details
Korea.net had more than 42,000 participants in this year's Talk Talk Korea contest, 2,154 Honorary Reporters and 600 content creators from the K-influencer Academy from all over the world. The festival honored their achievements this year.

Talk Talk Korea awards went to six winners and those whose entries won three special topics. Eleven Honorary Reporters received the Diligence, Popularity, Ga-On, Ra-On and Da-On awards and K-influencers were honored for producing videos promoting Korea.

In addition, the K-pop boy band ATEEZ, a promotional ambassador for the Korean government, and pansori (one-person lyrical opera) singer Ko Yeong-yeol held performances.

Online exhibition
The K-Healing ON Online Exhibition (www.khealingon.kr) is displayed in 3D featuring 128 selected entries from Talk Talk Korea, 11 from Honorary Reporters and eight from K-influencers as well as the works of the award winners announced at the festival.

enny0611@korea.kr

*This article is written by a Korea.net Honorary Reporter. Our group of Honorary Reporters are from all around the world, and they share with Korea.net their love and passion for all things Korean.