>>4257307>what political party do you voteI vote for whichever candidate serves my interests, regardless of whether they're liberal or conservative
>what far right or nationalist movements does south Korea hasThe nationalist movement in Korea has faded considerably. Korea's self proclaimed "far-right" are extremely fixated on the United States and Israel, and they constantly belittle their own country by calling it a slave to Japan. That's why I dislike both sides.
>how is south korean culture, folkclore, religion, politics, society, hierarchyI can't answer all of them but aside from K-poop there are so many other wonderful cultures out there.
<reddit spaceOverall, Korean society has become much more individualistic compared to the 1980s and 1990s.
Despite our reputation as a homogeneous nation, people have begun to forget the teachings of Confucianism due to technological advancements, and as a result, everyone has become more self-centered.
<reddit spaceWhen it comes to religion, our people tend to be very secular. However, since the custom of performing ancestral rites at home remains, it can be said that most people, excluding Christians, practice folk beliefs.