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Is there anything you didn't know until you went to Korea?

There are clinics everywhere in the street. Women are given free checkups for uterine cancer every year, and children are given free checkups every year (compulsory) and handed over to the school.

It is relatively easy for China to learn Korean. It belongs to the same language family as Chinese, and 70% of Korean is Chinese transliteration. The high popularity of Korean English is due to the fact that English loanwords account for 1% of the remaining 30% of Korean. Some universities in South Korea have GSIS courses and teach in the UK, which is a top business school.

Korean doctors admit that they come from Chinese medicine, and some Korean doctors will go to China to study Chinese medicine, which is highly recognized.

Koreans don't hate Japanese.

Korean mixed rice (side dishes) is very diverse, not just kimchi.

Koreans often March, which has become a means for political parties to establish political power.

Everything in Korea is very expensive as long as it is eaten. There is only one dish in the restaurant. Korean Chinese food is very expensive

There is basically no KFC in Korea.

There are two kinds of renting houses in Korea, monthly tax and full tax. The monthly tax is generally less than 300,000, and the monthly rent depends on the location. The full tax deposit is normally 2/3, and the full tax room does not need a deposit, and will be returned to the tenant when the contract expires. The full tax deposit can be loaned.

1. Korean students can drop out of school and work to earn tuition, and then apply for further study after earning enough.

Encourage college students to take part-time jobs. Many restaurants, convenience stores, clothing stores and cosmetics stores welcome college students to take part-time jobs, and their income is not bad.

In 2002, the Korean government began to implement the policy of recruiting international students, and the proportion of international students in schools should reach 10%.

In some good universities in South Korea, the competition among local students is particularly fierce, but it is relatively relaxed for foreign students.

Many students went to Korea and became refined.

2. There are no electric cars in Korea (motorcycles are only clubs, enthusiasts and Song Takeaway Rides).

South Korea rarely deducts points for violations, and it is basically a fine.

Korean makeup made of domestic Korean products is rarely used by Koreans.

Korean imported cars are cheaper than domestic cars.

Koreans like drinking coffee, especially iced American coffee. There are coffee shops in almost every community.

South Korea is suitable for planting ginseng because of its geographical relationship. As long as it is a stem vegetable, it is sweet and crisp.

Although Han Niu is expensive, American and Australian beef is cheap, and Korean seafood is abundant, so there is no problem of not being able to afford meat.

Koreans are noisy and generally like to drink. In Korea, you can't mix in the workplace without drinking. Both men and women should be able to drink.

Koreans pay attention to being born and bred, and domestic products are the best.