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Originally Posted by rison
I think you should stay clear of both, support your son and also regulate the way you accept and give opinions...this issue tend to get touchy.
These two countries cant just shake and make up, it goes beyond diplomatic politics and culture.They act as if they're on separate continents *shakes head*
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I totally agree with you their.
Nothing like playing mediator
I think the "hate" thing tends to lean more towards one's personal experiences within each culture.
It also hints at being a jealousy thing about who is copying who, fashion, food, which culture was first, etc.
Like I originally said, I think the wartime past plays a role mainly in the older generations between Japan and Korea.
I'm guessing many users are younger than I at 41 on this forum so all opinions would differ somewhat, even more so because Korea has experienced a huge change in the culture and the goverment is trying to push the wartime history away.
I can certainly understand the misunderstandings and facts behind Korean and Japanese people, I just wish it wasn't their.
Evryone likes to be friends, ne
