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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? How Koreans’ Respect for Others’ Belongings Creates a Remarkably Orderly Society 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 sp...

An image evoking a real estate office, helping to illustrate Korea’s unique jeonse rental system Introduction: Hello, dear readers! Today, I would like to introduce Korea’s unique jeonse rental system in real estate transactions. This will be especially helpful if you are renting or engaging in real estate deals in Korea. Let’s get started! In South Korea’s housing rental market exists a unique system that is rarely found elsewhere in the world. This is the Jeonse system . Foreigners who first encounter Korea’s housing rental practices are often most surprised by Jeonse, as it contrasts sharply with the monthly rent–centered systems common in Western countries. At first glance, it may seem like nothing more than “a system where tenants deposit a large sum with the landlord instead of paying rent,” but beneath this lies a deep connection to Korea’s economic and financial structure, its historical background, and the residential culture of ordinary people. In this article, I will exp...