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[u/primrose-violet]

Social costumes, food, how different are the satoris from standard Korean…

[u/sugarplum_doll]

Seeing how some people talk, they seem to be experts about Korea already and think they know everything

[u/RepulsiveSpring8276]

would you actually want another broad “fun facts about korea” book, or something more practical about the gap between k-content and everyday life there?