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Posted: December 25th, 2010, 2:32 pm
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I just left Seoul a few days ago from an extended R&R + ski trip. Korea is notorious for being xenophobic and inward looking. But guess what. Its seems to have improved dramatically in the lat 10 years. As you must know, Korea has successfully developed strong global consumer brands and was an early adopter of high speed Internet. Young people are more in touch with the outside world and accepting of foreigners now. The capital seems extremely safe and friendlier than before. Many of the westerners I saw there were walking hand-in-hand with a local girl, sometimes a cute or beautiful one. And in Itaewon, the American GI and international area, I saw a large number of Korean girls at the western oriented bars.Kunold wrote:Why is Korea so Xenophobic? I was taking to a guy who was based in Korea for the Army and i said do the locals mingle with the foreigners and he said not really the bar girls were all Russian/Ukrainian and Filipino.