First of all, I would like to appreciate your time for reviewing my email. It is a great honor to write an email to Epoch Times. My name is Lee Hyuk Jae and I'm proud to introduce myself to be a Korean national and a student of Hana Academy Seoul. I'm also working as a memeber of Dokdo Cyber press, a non-governmental and voluntary organization with the responsibility to provide correct information of Korea to the international community including publisher, website or industry.

With my deepest respect, I am writing this letter to you concerning the misleading map which is used in the article "Russian Cargo Ship Goes Missing" Created: October 28, 2012 Last Updated: October 29, 2012.
(http://www.theepochtimes.com/n2/world/russian-cargo-ship-goes-missing-308120.html) 
I was so surprised about the posted map that contains misleading information which records "Sea of Japan" not "East Sea". As a Korean national who recognizes the importance of providing correct information in this current situation, also as a high school student who is eager to contribute to this world by accurate knowledge,  I could not help but write this letter to you.
Furthermore, I was really worry about the negative effect, because Epoch Times is publised 35 countries and in 19 languages, it has great influence to the world.