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I've loved Korea for ages, it's a country that I really want to visit one day. So all those years, I had enough time to hear  a lot of stereotypes about the people living there.

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1. A thing about Korea that everybody thinks, is that all Koreans get plastic surgery. One of the reasons why they believe that, is because the people living there, they really do have perfect features. Clear soft skin, perfect face shape and nose and even perfect bodies. The reality is, the concept of beauty there definitely has high standards, but not every single korean is interested or wants to modify their face, plus that not everybody can afford it. But it's true that Korea is known also for being the "plastic surgery capital of the world", and it's a normal and common thing for korean parents to gift plastic surgery money to their kids, as graduation presents.
It's kind of unfair to think the same about everyone living there, cause they can also love themselves.

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2. Now I want to talk to you about a funny "stereotype". The reality is, not every korean man is like the ones you'll see in k-dramas. I personally love korean dramas, and it's true that all the love series I've watched included "the perfect man", or even two of them. The reality is that not all Korean man fits the "perfect k-drama oppa (a man older than you who can be your lover, friend or brother) archetype". They won't fit that beauty standards that k-dramas created, and not everyone will be sweet enough to bend over to tie your shoes all the time or run to the pharmacy and get back to you to put a patch on your knee, cause you fell down.

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3. "All Koreans eat kimchi and has a separate fridge for it"
It's true that kimchi is very popular when it comes to food, but it doesn't apply to everyone. Younger generations tends now to eat more "different" types of food. Compared to maybe their families and older generations, they have now a lot more food to choose from and try.

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4. Korean educational system is hard, which is actually true. Korean students do have a long school program and lots of work to do. I used to watch Korean vlogs, and listened to students who are the same age as me, saying that school starts at 7.30am in the morning and ends at 7pm. The thing is that they have "after hours" when they stay at school to work and study more, but also got homework to do at home.

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There are a lot of things people say about Korea, but I guess we'll never know all the truth. Still, I love the country and I can't wait to go there one day and who knows, maybe I'll get to become friends with people there and tell you what I discovered new.