10 Things About Korea – Where People Love Giving Each Other Toilet Paper

Koreans believe that the length of the scroll represents endurance.
10 things about Korea - where people love giving each other toilet paper
Buses in Korea operate around the clock with a ticket price of about 2,000 won (more than 40,000 VND). Each stop has information boards with realistic schedules. If traveling in a group of 4 on a short trip (equivalent to 2-3 bus stops), tourists can choose a taxi with a starting fare from 3,000 won (more than 60,000 VND). Seoul's night bus system has been operating since 2013, running from midnight to 5am with a ticket price of 2,000 won (more than 40,000 VND)

. Meanwhile, during the daytime, three types of buses run throughout the city: Ilban, Jwaseok and Maeul. Each trip takes 5-15 minutes depending on traffic conditions, most routes run from 4:30 to 1am the next morning. Ticket prices range from 850 to 1,950 won (17,000 - 40,000 VND), with discounts for children Photo: Naver.




In most supermarkets, people can taste the food without limit. No one controls the amount of what customers try, whether they buy it or not. Photo: AdaKwon.
In fact, the Korean people always love practical and usable gifts. For example, company managers often give employees shopping baskets, which can be found in any supermarket. A traditional gift at the housewarming party in this country are toilet paper rolls. They believe that the length of the scroll represents durability In addition, it also carries a sense of luck, such as a wish you will achieve easy goals.



In the picture are toilet tissue rolls given to DBSK singer Kim Jaejoong from his friends when he enlisted. Photo: Pinterest.
Different from the somewhat serious uniform of Western students, the uniforms of Korean preschools have characteristic colors. As a result, the teachers easily identify and look after the children, especially when visiting. Photo: AdaKwon.
Many young Korean couples often want people around to realize they are in love by wearing the same clothes. Visitors can easily find clothes, shoes in pairs in the fashion stores of the country of kimchi. Photo: AdaKwon.




Giving gifts of great value to teachers or government officials is considered bribery in Korea. Therefore, parents and students want to express their gratitude to the teachers who will give away candy or coffee. Photo: AdaKwon.
Visitors can see the subway train cars decorated with cartoon themes in Korea. People use the voices of these characters to announce stops or to the superman model. Photo: AdaKwon.
Young people in Korea often do not follow the trends of the US and UK music markets but are interested in popular singers and groups in Kpop. Currently, BTS (pictured) is one of the most popular groups in Korea, and resonates in the international music market.



Photo: Hello Asia.
Visitors can still find a place to sell dog meat in the land of kimchi, but most young people do not eat dog meat and try to change the Korean opinion of the animal. Photo: IG.
Tourist police are on duty at popular destinations, they not only prevent crime, but also provide information and solve any problems for tourists. If you see any misconduct or discrimination while in Seoul or Busan, seek help from officers dressed in navy blue and black berets. You can find tourist police stations on Myeongdong Street, Hongdae, Dongdaemun, Incheon International Airport… in Seoul; or Haeundae beach, Gwangalli, and BIFF square in Busan. Photo: Korea Joongang Daily.
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