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There's something you can often see when you walk on the streets in Korea. That is, guys carrying girls' purses. Why on earth do Korean guys carry girls' purses?

Korean people always seem to be busy. It is well known that Korean people like to do things at a fast pace. They're always saying "Hurry! Hurry!"

Here, you can see this side of Korean people.

Many foreigners are surprised by Korean toilet paper. Let's see

When referring to their family, company, school, etc... Koreans don't use MY, they use OUR. They call OUR mom, OUR home, OUR company, OUR school. So don't say My mom, My home. Why?

Korean women look like a lesbian couple. They walk hand in hand, arm-in arm with each other, and they even go to the toilet together. So, all Korean women are lesbian? No.

Here is normal Korean toilet. A man come to the toilet for do his needs. When he do his needs, suddenly one woman come to the toilet toughly. Men who doing their needs are surprised.Is it very disconcerted? It’s common situation in Korea.

Today we are going to introduce one of Korea's representative dishes... Ramen.

Ramen is not a traditional Korean food, but following the entrance of instant ramen in the 1960's Korea has now become the world largest producer of instant ramen.

Korea not only produces a large amount, but there is also a large variety of different Ramen Noodles in Korea.

Try tasting the various types of noodles of the world with Korean ramen!

There are several distinct features of a Korean style Marriage.

The main feature is that a man covers more expenses than a woman.

Traditionally once people get engaged in Korea, men are supposed to take care of the housing and women are supposed to buy all the stuff that goes inside of the house. Since housing in Korea is very expensive, men often feel very burdened.

There are a lot of shops in Korea that are open 24/7.

There are a lot of stores that stay open 24/7 like convenience stores and Laundromats, but the most appealing places are delivery restaurants that stay open 24/7.

The rules to this game are very simple. You start from one and take turns shouting out numbers consecutively, but for numbers that have a 3, 6, or a 9 in them, instead of saying the number you have to clap.

This game may seem easy at first, but it becomes more and more fun the faster you go. Practice hard and try playing one day with your Korean friends.