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hallyu Asia is increasingly feeling the phenomenon of hallyu, a newly coined term referring to the increase in popularity of South Korean culture that has been flooding other countries since turn of the century。 The first China felt of it was in 2000, when the TV series Autumn in My Heart aired。 This year, My Love from the Star boosted sales of fried chicken amid the bird flu crisis, because the female protagonist said she adored beer and fried chicken as her favorite food when the first winter snow began to fall。 “韩流”在亚洲刮得越来越猛。“韩流”(hallyu)是针对本世纪以来韩国文化在亚洲其他国家受到热捧的现象而造出的新词。 “韩流”首度侵袭中国是在2000年，当时韩剧《蓝色生死恋》在中国热播。 今年，韩剧星星让炸鸡在禽流感时节大卖，因为剧中女主角说她在初雪时最喜欢吃“炸鸡和啤酒”。 韩剧《来自星星的你》火热的背后 Unorthodox adj.非正统的；?异端的 Combo n.?美口套餐，如色拉、三明治、饮料等的组合食物 Storyline n.故事情节 Proximity n.接近，邻近 Beer and fried chicken — this seemingly unorthodox combo has been the most sought after late-night snack recently in Yang Xiaoqian’s dormitory on the campus of Central China Normal University. “All of a sudden, on the tables of many dorms and in Weibo and Weixin (or WeChat) updates, the combo went viral,” says Yang, 19, a Chinese literature major at the university in Wuhan, Hubei province.“Thanks to a South Korean drama currently on air, Man From the Stars, this new mix-and-match junk food trend has become popular among young audiences, despite its unhealthy nature. Indeed, South Korean TV dramas, or K-drama for short, have been a major force in the South Korean pop-culture wave that has captured the hearts of young Chinese audiences. According to iQiyi, a video website that features Man From the Stars, by Feb 15, the number of views for the TV drama hit a whopping 370 million in China, where the drama claimed four out of five hot topics spots on TV and on Sina Weibo on the same day. Yan Feng, professor of Chinese literature at Fudan University, in an interview with Shanghai Morning Post, believes the new wave of South Korean drama is trying to attract a wider audience. “It is interesting to explore what el