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    Globalization is an unstoppable process that connects people across borders in many ways. The story describes how a Malaysian man, Latiff, became a big fan of Filipino actors by watching their television shows, surprising his new Filipino friend Gio. Millennials also spread globalization through idolizing Korean pop music stars and watching Korean dramas. While globalization can positively impact countries by influencing positive changes, it can also negatively impact weak governments if a more powerful outside influence leads their people away from local culture and control.

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    Globalization is an unstoppable process that connects people across borders in many ways. The story describes how a Malaysian man, Latiff, became a big fan of Filipino actors by watching their television shows, surprising his new Filipino friend Gio. Millennials also spread globalization through idolizing Korean pop music stars and watching Korean dramas. While globalization can positively impact countries by influencing positive changes, it can also negatively impact weak governments if a more powerful outside influence leads their people away from local culture and control.

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    My Globalization Story

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    Globalization is an unstoppable process that connects people across borders in many ways. The story describes how a Malaysian man, Latiff, became a big fan of Filipino actors by watching their television shows, surprising his new Filipino friend Gio. Millennials also spread globalization through idolizing Korean pop music stars and watching Korean dramas. While globalization can positively impact countries by influencing positive changes, it can also negatively impact weak governments if a more powerful outside influence leads their people away from local culture and control.

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    My Globalization Story

    It has been said that arguing against globalization is like arguing against the laws of gravity. This
    is the famous statement by the late Secretary-General of United Nation, Kofi Annan, that
    captures the senses of many debate about globalization. Globalization is not something we can
    undo, but we can improve. And After reading “A Story: Gio, Latiff and Laksa” , realization hits
    me that globalization is not something you can stop, but you can interfuse and interchange by
    the use of amity or friendship. And the story of Gio and Latiff is just one of the common stories
    of how just a normal people can be become a part of Globalization. The story really implies that
    globalization is a juggernaut, whether you imbibe it in a common way by the use of digitization
    or in other way, like communicating with other people in other country, a friendship-
    relationship.

    People can become part of globalization in many ways we could expect. People nowadays,
    specifically the Millennial Generation are not aware that they are the ones who’s most
    vulnerable or who’s most likely to the exposure of Globalization. Millennials nowadays loves to
    watch Kdramas or Korean Dramas, they are idolizing the artists of Korean Pop Music and two of
    these are the very famous Group, BTS, a Korean boy group who calls their fans , Armys , and the
    Famous Girl Group Blackpink who calls their fans,Blinks. And looking at these fandoms ,they are
    all capable of the fast spreading of globalization all over the world. They can imbibe other
    country’s cultures and beliefs by idolizing them and being other countries biggest and number
    one fan. Just how Latiff, a Malaysian, declared that he was a big fan of Filipino actors Jericho
    Rosales and Kristine Hermosa. How it pleasantly surprised Gio, a Filipino, to Learn that Latiff
    had seen every episode of the ABS-CBN telenovela Pangako Sa ‘Yo (The Promise”), which aired
    on Malaysian TV a few years back, and its two stars had developed a modest following.
    Surprising and very heart melting , how people in other country praises the production of our
    very own filipino movies and telenovelas and having an interchange by also doing the same.

    When the government in a various country is weak or amenable, it can have a positive and a
    negative outcome. Globalization as a Political Process happens. Jan Art Scholte (2005) as
    mentioned by Steger (2014) points out that globalization refers to the gradual processes of
    ‘relative deterritorialization’ that facilitate the growth of ‘supra-territorial’ relations between
    people. If the country is weak, globalization takes place so fast, specially when the government
    is imitated by another influential government. And when it is said globalization takes place so
    fast, people would probably think, is this good? Or bad? A weak country can be considered as
    amenable or easy to lead, and if globalization occur ,this can lead to the downfall of your own
    government. Positive outcome, if the government of a various country are making a lot of
    changes but its not affecting its people rather improves them. And if the changes in a various
    coutry is making negative impact, it can be consider now as the negative effect of globalization.

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