Damn, I know it's not what this author intended, but this whole webtoon shows why I would never want to live in Korea. A society were elders need to be respected unconditionally. You can't even talk about how they treat their children, because just assuming they mistreat them would be disrespectful. A situation where you could easily call child services turns into a situation where you fault the child and bow down to the parents.
Is there any other evidence apart from this story showing Korea like this?Manhwa n other media shouldn't be looked as totally factual.I dont know much about S.Korea myself anyway but I guess its kinda known that traditionally,in (east esp?)asian countries like korea place value on elders,iirc.
Is there any other evidence apart from this story showing Korea like this?Manhwa n other media shouldn't be looked as totally factual.I dont know much about S.Korea myself anyway but I guess its kinda known tha... gyarr11
I mean if it’s a repeated topic throughout sk media it’s safe to say that there is a problem with elders and respect and nohome despite being a comedic Manwha doesnt exaggerate it and picks up the subtleties of having to be overly respectful to elders
Is there any other evidence apart from this story showing Korea like this?Manhwa n other media shouldn't be looked as totally factual.I dont know much about S.Korea myself anyway but I guess its kinda known tha... gyarr11
Yes its a known issue in Korea. That's why in Korea, elders are entitled.
Damn, I know it's not what this author intended, but this whole webtoon shows why I would never want to live in Korea. A society were elders need to be respected unconditionally. You can't even talk about how they treat their children, because just assuming they mistreat them would be disrespectful. A situation where you could easily call child services turns into a situation where you fault the child and bow down to the parents.