Is China s development comparable to that of South Korea?

In fact, South Korea really only looks rich on the surface and is developing very well. In fact, although their development is indeed very good and rich, they are definitely not as good as those Korean dramas we watch. China's development in recent years has been really fast.

However, the population is too much, so I agree with the statement of the first floor, if there can be less than half of the people, China will definitely not be the way it is now. In fact, every country has good things and its dark sides. It's just that it won't show it to foreign countries, it will only show the good side of itself.

The Koreans are actually quite dirty, and they shamelessly say that they invented papermaking before China. In South Korea, they are even more blatant to say that papermaking is their invention. It's so hypocritical, it's disgusting!

The current situation should be said to be that South Korea is more developed than China as a whole.

But China is developing faster than South Korea.

There is a potential that should not be underestimated

Not comparable at the moment, but it's hard to say later.

China is developing faster than South Korea, I don't know how many times.

But because there are too many Chinese.

So much so that per capita and overall are not very good.

If China had half the population, it would be even more competitive.

The Asia-Pacific economy is developing rapidly, and South Korea is far ahead, but what about China?

South Korea is a developed country.

South Korea is a developed capitalist country, a founding member of APEC, the World Organization and the East Asia Summit, as well as a member of important international organizations such as the OECD, the G20 and the United Nations. After the Asian financial crisis in 1997, South Korea's economy entered a period of medium-speed growth. The industries are mainly manufacturing and service industries, and the output of semiconductors, electronics, automobiles, shipbuilding, steel, chemicals, machinery, textiles, cosmetics and other industries has entered the top 10 in the world.

In addition to being world-renowned for high-speed Internet services, South Korea's IT industry has been a leader in the world market for its memory, flat panel displays such as liquid crystal and plasma displays, and mobile**.

South Korea's economy.

In the 60s of the 20th century, the Korean economy began to take off. Since the 70s, it has continued to grow rapidly, and the per capita GDP has increased from 87 US dollars in 1962 to 10,548 US dollars in 1996, creating the "Han River miracle". In 1996, he joined the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) and became one of the founding members of the World Organization (WTO) in the same year.

After the Asian financial crisis in 1997, South Korea's economy entered a period of medium-speed growth.

In July 2021, the United Nations ** and the Development Council passed the bill on the change of status of the Republic of Korea at the 68th ** session of the Development Council, officially recognizing the Republic of Korea as a developed country.