1. South Koreans Are Addicted To Cosmetics
People of South Korea are addicted to cosmetics as the first impression is very important, and they feel comfortable and confident with it. Not only do women of South Korea wear makeup even men also wear makeup to look fresh.
2. Plastic Surgery Is Common In South Korea
In South Korea, plastic surgery or cosmetic surgery is common; nearly everyone has done plastic surgery. If someone stops you on the streets and asks you to fix your nose, don't feel insulted. They care for you and want you to look perfect. Those who are not born with beauty can look good through plastic surgery.
3. Seoul Is Pronounced As Soul.
The capital of South Korea is Seoul. It is pronounced as soul, not see-oul. As they say, take your soul to Seoul.
4. Kimchi Is Traditional Dish
Kimchi is a traditional side dish of salted and fermented vegetables. Kimchi is very popular in South Korea. It can be eaten with any dish, especially with ramyeon.
5. They Say Kimchi Not Cheese
When taking a photo south, Koreans will also say "kimchi instead of cheese." "Couple looks" are also a fad in South Korea. South Koreans love to walk down streets in matching couple wear. Foreigners may find it cheesy, but matching outfits have emerged as a popular style for love-struck youngsters.
6. Robots Are Everywhere
Robots are prevalent in South Korea. They are not everywhere, but South Korea has a density of robots in the world. Robots are not being only used in factories but also as correctional officers, waiters, or teachers.
7. Taekwondo Is a South Korean
"The way of the fist or foot," or taekwondo, began in Korea nearly 2000 years ago. It is the first form of martial arts self-defense, and now it is the national and most popular sport in South Korea and became an official part of the Summer Olympics in 2000.
8. Koreans will always be a year older than you
Koreans will always be a year older than you because Koreans' baby spends nine months in their mother's belly, and after coming out, they turned out to be 1year old.
9. Red Ink Is Considered As A Bad Luck
Red ink is considered as bad luck in South Korea. Writing a person's name in color signifies the person is dead or will die soon.
10. World's First Astronomical Lab Country
The world's first astronomical lab, the Cheomseongdae Observatory, is located in South Korea. It was built in the mid-600s.
11. Korea Is Tech Heaven
The country has the fastest internet and best 4G service globally, So you can forget about being stranded Wi-Fi-wise while in Korea. In South Korea, there are many video games and different rooms for singing, dancing, and many more.
12. Alcohol Is A Big Thing
South Koreans are the top drinkers in Asia by far. In fact, they ranked 17th in most alcohol consumption countries. Soju is a favorite Korean drink, and Koreans like to drink it with meals. Koreans are very addicted to soju, and it is always available in their home
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