Korean Society and Culture Insights

Drewbinsky compares North and South Korea, highlighting their similarities and differences. He discusses the shared cultural roots and traditions, such as language and holidays, while contrasting their political systems, economies, and social norms. South Korea is depicted as a modern, capitalist society, while North Korea remains isolated and communist. The video also touches on differences in fashion, internet access, and military service. Drewbinsky shares his personal experiences and reflections from living in South Korea and visiting North Korea.

What inspired the presenter to visit North Korea?

• A fascination with Korean cuisine

• His experiences living in South Korea

• A love for Korean pop culture

• A desire to learn the Korean language

What is a common cultural practice shared by both North and South Koreans?

• Using different dialects for elders

• Showing respect by bowing

• Celebrating different New Year festivals

• Eating non-spicy food

Which of the following is a shared holiday between North and South Korea?

• Easter

• Christmas

• Chuseok

• Thanksgiving

Which of the following is a major economic difference between North and South Korea?

• Both have similar GDP per capita

• North Korea is home to global brands like Samsung

• South Korea ranks 12th in the world economy

• North Korea has a consumer-driven society

What is the political system in North Korea?

• Democracy

• Monarchy

• Capitalism

• Communist hermit kingdom

How long is the mandatory military service for males in North Korea?

• 21 months

• 5 years

• 10 years

• 15 years

What is a notable difference in fashion trends between North and South Korea?

• South Koreans wear mostly black and white

• Both countries ban skinny jeans

• North Koreans follow K-pop fashion

• South Koreans have more fashion freedom

Which country is described as the most connected in terms of internet availability?

• Japan

• China

• South Korea

• North Korea

What is the presenter's hope for the future regarding Korea?

• To return to Korea soon

• To visit North Korea only

• To never return to Korea

• To live permanently in South Korea

What is the presenter's call to action at the end of the video?

• To learn Korean

• To subscribe to his channel

• To travel to every country

• To visit North Korea