How to get along with Koreans at school in China, I am Chinese .

Scold! It's all people! Deal with people as they should get along with them!

There are inherently different people, different styles, different habits, different languages, different cultures.

How different is it still people! Affection is something that everyone has!

People can be friends because they have the same style or the same habits or the same language or the same culture, etc., but there are also things that include adaptation, habits, learning, etc.

I want to approach a person quickly.

To two extremes.

A closeness: learning his cultural language, accepting and adapting to his likes and styles, and thus taking the initiative to find something that interests him to talk to.

There is also a completely opposite opposite: it is better to learn his language and culture, but deliberately contradict him and attract his attention, so that he can quarrel with you! This way you may get closer to him and get to know him! People act instinctively when they are emotional!

The above two generally choose the first one, and the second one is to be very human to very human haha!

When I was in junior high school, there were Koreans in school, but there was really nothing new about them, except for the different languages... In short, don't deliberately treat them like ordinary classmates. Don't be deliberately friendly or particularly attentive and offer to help, so it seems fake.

If they ask you for help, do it genuinely ...

In terms of our school, they rarely talk to us

If he first came, he would definitely not be used to it, and he would be very restrained.

Talk to him more often and help each other in their studies.

Ask him if he'd like to join in when there's a benefit or when playing together.

Say hello every day.

So that he quickly integrated into the collective.

Okay, I want a foreign classmate too.

I want to learn Korean

Koreans have always despised the Chinese.

I hate Koreans the most! Compete with us for Confucius and Li Shizhen.

Beat them up, then let them know who the boss is, and if they don't admit it, smoke them up and let them go to heaven.

Treat others well and stay away from them if they are bad (this is for the sake of international influence).

Is there a difference between Koreans and Chinese?

That's not the case.

It's all the same.

He's kind to you, you don't have to target him, be friends with him if you can!

If you pretend to compare, you will cut him, and if you don't pretend to compare, forget it. Note: This is the sincere words of the Chinese.

To put it simply;

Say hello when you meet for the first time; (Or with elders, bosses).

Hongyu wheel. (Hello).

Greetings between friends and juniors.

(Hello, goodbye).

The two most commonly used are these two. I hope it can help you a little.

Because Koreans pay a lot of attention to etiquette, if you often watch Korean dramas or have watched them, you should also know a little about it.

Therefore, when speaking Korean, it is important to use honorifics well, and it is better to use them when you shouldn't use them than when you don't use them. In general, Koreans do not just say honorifics to their elders, but also use honorifics for people who meet for the first time or are not very familiar with each other.

Be sure to pay attention! You can only say it with friends or juniors."

If you suddenly say to someone you don't know very well, "She'll think you're familiar with her."

Hope it helps you a little, maybe you asked this question because there are people around you who want to greet you in Korean.

If you are surrounded by Koreans, it is highly recommended that you learn Korean.

Chinese learning Korean is much easier than expected, and many Korean words and characters are borrowed Chinese characters, so there are many words that are very close to each other.

In this way, it will be relatively easy for Chinese to learn Korean, because there seem to be Koreans around you, this is really a good opportunity, because many students who learn Korean, even if they learn Korean, but there are not necessarily people around who learn or can speak Korean, so it is difficult to speak Korean Chinese fluently.

Because you have even learned all the knowledge of grammar, you are left with the speaking part, which can only be practiced by you to speak more. If you want to try learning Korean, you can click on [Korean One-on-One Teaching].

At home, you can learn standard Korean Chinese with a foreign teacher in Korea.

Hello. South Korea's relationship with China has historically been very close. According to the famous work "Historical Records" by Sima Qian, a historian of the Western Han Dynasty in China, Jizi, the uncle of the last king of the Shang Dynasty, led 5,000 remnants of the Shang Dynasty to the north of the Korean Peninsula with the etiquette and system of the Shang Dynasty after King Wu of Zhou conquered the Zhou.

However, this account is still controversial in the scholarly community. In ancient times, China and Korea had a very close relationship. Once upon a time, it was the Silla Dynasty, the Goguryeo Dynasty, and the Goryeo Dynasty.

In ancient Korea, there was no original written language of its own, and it has always used Chinese characters to record its history. Although King Sejong later invented Hunmin Jeongyin, which is now Korea's own script. However, in ancient Korea at that time, Chinese characters were still in circulation among the upper classes, and it was considered that only the upper class could understand the written characters.

Moreover, 60% of the words in Korean are Chinese, so it is relatively easy for Chinese to be used by Korean words.

In addition, Koreans in China mainly live in the northeast, which is close to South Korea. Most of China's ethnic Koreans originated in what is now North Korea, but it cannot be said that relations with South Korea, that is, South Korea, are not close. Relations between China and South Korea are still relatively friendly.

The two sides are each other's countries of origin for the largest number of international students. At present, exchanges and cooperation in the economic and cultural fields are getting closer and closer.

It should be said that the culture of ancient Korea was deeply influenced by Chinese culture, and in terms of race, we also belong to the Mongolian race, both of which are of the yellow race, so of course there are many similarities. Whether South Korea is friendly to China or not is a diplomatic issue, and it is difficult to say.

Don't blindly study Korea, but you have to admit that there is still a lot to learn from Korea.

Before I came to Korea, I had heard that Korea was very concerned about environmental protection. Indeed, compared with China, the air environment in South Korea is much better. The garbage of every household in South Korea is classified and disposed of, I didn't understand when I first came, and slowly learned to put the garbage according to the decomposable garbage in the kitchen, another bag of plastic bags and the like, beer bottles and liquor bottles should be thrown separately, paper is also separated, canned food and beverage bottles are all divided into a bag, the classification is particularly detailed, so every time you go out, you have to carry at least four or five bags of slag...

Koreans are very conscious of public morality, and they have never seen a dog poop on the sidewalk. I once saw a girl walking her dog, and when the dog pooped, she immediately cleaned it up with a tool.

Koreans pay great attention to the order of the young and the old, and the elders do not move to eat at home, and the younger generations cannot eat first... It's a world of difference from the little ancestors in China. I was reminded many times when I first came because I spoke loudly and walked heavily, but now I am slowly getting used to it.

Walking along the Han River, you can see many young men and women sitting on the ground, drinking and chatting. The night view of the Han River is so beautiful. In Korea, I felt an orderly and organized life. Although sometimes I don't feel as lively as in China, it is really not as dirty and noisy as in China.