Are Koreans cheap? Is the hierarchy really serious among Koreans?

Because South Korea doesn't want to face, cheat during the competition, say that the Lantern Festival is Korean, and they can't say how the Lantern Festival came about, and the legend about the Lantern Festival is even more unknown, and they don't even know what killed people and Qu Yuan, and pretended to be Chinese overseas to cheat and eat and drink. Because they don't want to trample on the culture of the Chinese, other countries think that Koreans are too disgusting.

Koreans have a strong sense of patriotism, so they say everything is their own, which is annoying in this regard.

Maybe it's because of plastic surgery, I think they're hypocritical.

Yes.

The idea of hierarchy in South Korea is very serious. In South Korea, seniors or superiors are very authoritative, and they must obey unconditionally what they say, even if it is unreasonable, and be prepared to become the target of public criticism before rebutting.

This distinction between superiors and subordinates is related to age, but it has more to do with the order of first and last. In the school, the seniors are discussed in the order of admission, and in the company and the workplace, the seniors and seniors are discussed in the order of entry, and the relationship between the superiors and subordinates is like the social hierarchy relationship in feudal society.

The so-called hierarchical concept, on a large scale, refers to the classification of everything and everything that people see according to their status according to people's general subjective consciousness, and at the same time give specific rights and honors to those of high rank.

Specifically, it refers to the division of people into different levels in human society according to the criteria of bloodline, social status and social achievement, and the higher class enjoys more power and social honor in social life.

The idea of hierarchy is undesirable in the modern and rapidly developing society, and class relations should take its place. In today's society, everyone is equal, everyone should take their own development and protect their own rights and interests as the goal, and safeguard the relationship between class interests, so as to continuously build the society into a higher level of development and a more progressive society.

Historically, South Korea has been a Chinese subject country and a satellite country, and Korean traditional culture is all Chinese. If you don't believe it, post the English version of the world map, preferably the map of East Asia, circle the projectile land of South Korea, compare it with China, and try to highlight the size of China. Paste a little bit of the map of the Japanese occupation period ** and the current US military stationed in Japan, so that foreigners can form a concept:

Korea has not been an independent country since ancient times, and there is no culture from there. 2. China is the cradle of East Asian civilization, and this is the case. It's like a foreigner who brags about China's 5,000-year-old splendid culture, and everything that bites East Asia originates in China.

Note that after blowing, at the same time, according to the foreign nationality, there will be another wave of ancient Egypt, Greece, Rome, India, Persia, and Arabia, saying that China also recognized these civilizations very much in ancient times. Then he asked them rhetorically, can a small Chinese country like South Korea be on a par with the great civilizations of ancient India, Egypt, and Greece? Is it worthy?

I don't believe that there will be Indians, Arabs, Westerners, Japanese, to help you speak, especially Indians, who are very vain and have to compare everything with China. Like I was blowing a wave of India and China in Quora, no less than 5,000 years of history, they are all ancient civilizations, and a bunch of Indians are happy to die Well, desperately help me like it. Then let them reminisce.