한국인들은 정말 영화 <기생충>이나 드라마 <오징어 게임> 같은 삶을 사나요? > K-Pop/드라마/트렌드

Hello! Our friend! 😊 I was really surprised as soon as I saw the question! I think such questions may arise.
To conclude, <Parasite> and <Squid Game> are just 'fiction' that sharply satirizes aspects of Korean society, and we definitely don't all live that kind of life! You can rest assured! 😆✨

Of course, it is true that movies and dramas capture Korea’s realistic concerns very well. So I think many people around the world sympathized with it. Let me explain the reality of Korea in a more understandable way! 🇰🇷

• 🏠 Differences in residential culture: It is true that the 'semi-basement' featured in <Parasite> is one of Korea's unique housing types. But not everyone lives like that! I live a normal and happy life in a variety of different types of houses, including apartments, villas, and single-family homes. 😄
• 🏃‍♂️ Fiercely competitive society: <Squid Game> is a metaphor for Korea's high enthusiasm for education and social competition such as employment difficulties. It's true that Koreans live hard, but most of them support each other and live healthy lives! 💪❤️
• 🍲 Warm affection: The works may look a little dark because they emphasize dramatic elements, but in reality, Korea 'Jeong', there are a lot more warm people helping and sharing with each other! They share delicious food together and kindly tell you if you get lost. 🍱🥰

The suspenseful stories in the drama reflect the characteristics of Korean society. A work of art that dramatically shows concerns and energy! 🎬✨

If you actually come to Korea, you will find that it is a very attractive place, much more peaceful and delicious than what you see on the news or media! Come visit Korea anytime, I’ll buy you something delicious! ✈️🇰🇷💖