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How Koreans’ Culture of Respect Creates Exceptional Public Safety

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If someone left their tablet and phone and went to the restroom, what are the chances that they would still be there when they return? Introduction: Why Is Korea Considered a Safe Country? Dear readers, hello! Today, I would like to share some insights about public safety and law enforcement in South Korea. Let's get started. For anyone planning a trip, the very first thing to check is public safety . Of course, breathtaking tourist attractions, delicious food, and diverse cultural experiences are important. But the foundation of all these joys is safety . Especially for Korean travelers preparing for trips to Europe or South America, one of the biggest concerns is the prevalence of pickpocketing and theft. Indeed, countless travel videos filmed by Korean YouTubers abroad often capture such incidents unintentionally, showing how common they are in daily life in some countries. In contrast, public spaces in Korea provide foreign visitors with a truly unique experience. The idea t...

Korean Summer Weather and Climate: A Complete Comparison of Monsoons, Squalls, and Sunlight

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  Korean summer fruit, chamoe (Korean melon)                                                    Introduction: The Most Energetic Season in a Country of Four Seasons Hello, dear readers! Today, I'd like to talk about how to experience summer in Korea. Korea is well known for having four distinct seasons: spring, summer, fall, and winter. Among them, summer is arguably the most dynamic. It not only changes the landscape and clothing styles but also transforms people’s routines, food, and travel habits. Many foreign visitors assume Korea’s summer would be similar to that of Southeast Asian countries —hot and humid. Interestingly, that’s not always the case. I once recorded the daily temperatures of Guam , which is located in the western Pacific Ocean , for a full year and was surprised to find that its average summer temperature was actually lower th...