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South Korea Essay

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Speaking of South Korea, I become enthusiastic. It is an indisputable fact that for many years up until now, the ‘Hallyu’ or K-POP Wave, has rapidly spread throughout the globe. Thanks to all types of Korean entertainment, I got to know South Korea much better and fell in love with this fantastic country. The next thing I knew, when I was in 10th grade, I felt an urge to study in South Korea. The notable cultures, variety kinds of food, excellent public transport systems, advanced technology and high educational standards intrigue me to some extent. The most influential factor which seems to be the turning point for me is the Korean language. I believe that learning a foreign language can aid us in many ways. It is like an invisible benefactor …show more content…

I decided to solely live my brand new life in a dormitory, without my parents. Of course, being alone is not easy for a young only child like me at the beginning. From someone who needed her parents’ advice before doing something important, I have to opt for what was the best to do on my own. From someone whose mother always gave her a ride to go anywhere, I have to take public transportations instead. Also, in my former school, I attended English Program which emphasizes most on communication ability in English. On the contrary, the curriculum of Triam Udom Suksa School is different. Here gives the students intensive contents in every subject and your GPA each semester is evaluated mostly from test results. Therefore, I have to be keen on studying and be prepared for tests all the time. It was initially tough for me, but I always remind myself; it is no use stepping backward. I have come this far. Why do I not take a step forward a little further?

In turn, these difficulties have apparently raised me up so well. I have become more responsible and possessed the problem-solving ability which is a vital soft skill for living on the horizon. The experiences I got are so meaningful that I am more adaptable to the new surroundings and no longer fear to live alone. Of course, I also find living and studying abroad extremely challenging. Knowledge is not the only thing I require. Friendship and cultures are also at the top of my

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