[해외감동사연] 유럽 기록적인 폭염, 한국만 시원한 이유에 전세계가 충격

[Educational Content] This is a story about an experience a journalist with 20 years of experience at a French public broadcaster went on a forced business trip to Korea to cover a heatwave. That summer, when Europe was collapsing under the worst heatwave in history, the country designated by the Brussels Forum as having the best practices in heatwave response was none other than Korea. It depicts how the story of people planting trees on barren mountains 50 years ago evolved into the disaster response system that the whole world is watching today. ⚠️ Viewer Guidelines This video is a storytelling content adapted from actual statistics and historical facts. The names, dialogue, and specific situations of the characters have been reconstructed for educational purposes and are not real people. There is no intention to disparage any specific country or individual, or to incite hatred. Its purpose is to inform viewers about South Korea's disaster response infrastructure and its historical background. 📚 This video is educational content. Gamdong Ilbo is a channel that reconstructs real-life cases in South Korea's industry, technology, infrastructure, and disaster response fields into a storytelling format to share them widely. We hope this video helps enhance your understanding of South Korea's land development history and disaster response systems. 📎 References 📎 Reports on European heatwave and death statistics for 2025–2026 - Reuters, AFP 📎 Current status of South Korea's heatwave response and cooling shelter operations - Ministry of the Interior and Safety 📎 Records of forest conservation and reforestation projects and land development in the 1970s and 1980s - National Archives of Korea 📎 Materials related to the Han River Comprehensive Development and flood defense systems - Seoul Metropolitan Government 📎 Current status of South Korea's power supply and demand and power source composition - Korea Electric Power Corporation (KEPCO) #SouthKorea #KoreanInfrastructure #Heatwave #ClimateCrisis #TouchingStoriesFromAbroad #KoreanTechnology #DisasterResponseSystem #KInfrastructure #EuropeanHeatwave #Seoul #ConditionsOfDevelopedCountries