My experience with the Korean culture has been nothing more than amazing. I know most people will be thinking that I've visited Korea before, but nope, I got to know about their culture through their movies.
The first Korean movie I came across, I couldn't resist but just fell in love with it, I asked myself several times, "So such movies exist?" Then why haven't I been seeing them? Rather, I've been keeping myself occupied with other movies that often get me upset while in the process of watching them.
Korean movies are incredible, they portray characters that would make you feel like you are witnessing the real world in movies, and not forgetting their zombie movies, "ahhh just put me on that list please".
Back to the Korean culture, the Korean culture is something that I want to experience myself and not just experience it through the movies, I want to witness it myself and tell the story to others. If there is one thing I've noticed so far about the Koreans, it is how they are family-centered with strong respect for elders by always bowing their heads to greet those older than them.
What is Korean culture without its meals? Korean cuisine is diverse, with popular dishes like the "kimchi," and it often has to do with the traditional method of cooking, something I want to experience.
I would like to experience all the Korean cultures I've mentioned above because I'm a big fan of the nation "Korea".
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