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15 Things That Only Happen In South Korea

15 Things That Only Happen In South Korea

After visiting South Korea, some people feel like they've just come back from another planet. You won’t believe how many crazy mind-blowing things you can find there. The locals call their nation “Goryeo”, which means “high and clear”, and this country clearly knows how to surprise! Compared with any other nation, Korean people have the biggest desire to change the way they look. Many Koreans are ready and willing to undergo huge complicated surgeries. The male population in South Korea spends over $900 million on cosmetics every year. You can shop till 4 in the morning. Blood type compatibility can be a very important criterion when choosing a potential spouse. South Koreans are crazy about sweet potatoes and honey butter chips. People tend to open up after they’ve had a couple of glasses of soju (a traditional hard liquor), even the shyest ones. When a baby is born in South Korea, it's already considered one year old.

Bright Side

November 21, 202414m 31s

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After visiting South Korea, some people feel like they've just come back from another planet. You won’t believe how many crazy mind-blowing things you can find there. The locals call their nation “Goryeo”, which means “high and clear”, and this country clearly knows how to surprise!

Compared with any other nation, Korean people have the biggest desire to change the way they look. Many Koreans are ready and willing to undergo huge complicated surgeries. The male population in South Korea spends over $900 million on cosmetics every year. You can shop till 4 in the morning.

Blood type compatibility can be a very important criterion when choosing a potential spouse. South Koreans are crazy about sweet potatoes and honey butter chips. People tend to open up after they’ve had a couple of glasses of soju (a traditional hard liquor), even the shyest ones.

When a baby is born in South Korea, it's already considered one year old.


Music: Cha Cappella - Jimmy Fontanez & Media Right Productions

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TIMESTAMPS

The importance of blood type 0:23

Sweet potatoes and honey butter chips 0:45

Crazy about shopping 1:45

Love holidays on the14th of different months 2:14

Makeup for men 3:13

Two different ages 4:01

Urban legend 4:48

High drinking rates 5:20

Practical gifts 6:14

Showing affection in public 6:40

Two types of marriage 6:55

The biggest credit card users 7:11

Color-coded taxis 7:30

Love motels 7:47

Plastic surgery fans 8:17


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