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  Have you ever noticed cultural differences between your country and another one (for example, Korea vs. the U.S., or China vs. Europe)? Let's me speak the cultural differences between Korea and other countries. The country is China that is near Korea and shares many cultural things. As I already wrote, China has similar culture in many areas, for instance foods, clothes, perspective. Because of these common things, we also fight over who is the originator of the culture. On the other hand, there also are some differences between Korea and China. The television show about the marriage was trend in the past, so I watched a couple of Korean and Chinese. Speaking of each roles of the married man and woman, two countries have opposite cultures. In Korea, women do most house chores (for example, cooking, cleaning, miscellaneous things). However, China has the opposite marriage culture that men do these works. When I heard it first time, I was very surprised because I thought it would be the same, of course. Thank you for reading. I also will not attend class today because of shcool event. Happy weekend!
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Have you ever noticed cultural differences between your country and another one (for example, Korea vs. the U.S., or China vs. Europe)?

Let's me speak = talk about the cultural differences between Korea and other countries. / I’d like to talk about the cultural differences between Korea and other countries.
The country is China that is near Korea and shares many cultural things. = The country I want to talk about is China, which is close to Korea and shares many cultural aspects. / I’ll talk about China, a neighboring country that shares many cultural similarities with Korea.
As I already wrote, China has similar culture in many areas, for instance foods, clothes, perspective. = As I already mentioned, China has a culture similar to Korea’s in many areas—for example, food, clothing, and perspectives.
Because of these common things, we also fight over who is the originator of the culture. / Because of these similarities, we sometimes argue over which country is the originator of certain cultural traditions. / Due to these shared elements, there are often debates about which country started a particular cultural practice.
On the other hand, there also are = are also some differences between Korea and China.
The television show about the marriage was trend in the past, so I watched a couple of Korean and Chinese. = A television show about marriage was popular in the past, so I watched an episode featuring a Korean and a Chinese couple.
Speaking of each roles of the married man and woman, = When it comes to the roles of husbands and wives, the two countries have opposite cultures.
In Korea, women usually do most house chores (for example, cooking, cleaning, miscellaneous things). / In Korean culture, women are typically responsible for most household chores like cooking and cleaning.
However, China has the opposite marriage culture that men do these works. = However, in China, the marriage culture is the opposite—men often do these chores. / In contrast, Chinese culture is the opposite; men are often responsible for housework.
When I heard it first time = first heard about it, I was very surprised because I thought it would be the same, of course.

Thank you for reading. I also will = will also not attend our class today because of a shcool event. Happy weekend!

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