JD's presentation 2

What obligation do you believe

you have to your country?

 

  My country, Korea, has some obligation. If you were Korean, you would have to study math and science more than other countries. In addition, you have to prepare for nationwide university entrance exams for 12years. This is when you want to enter a big company or a good company, employees require your university certification and the highest level of schooling.



Also, If you are a man, you have to go to military service for two years. On the other hand, If you are a girl, you have put on make up when you go to the office every morning. Also, you have to were neat clothes and worry about your behavior at the office.





I think the biggest obligation is appearance in my country. Most people focus on other peoples' faces. There is a saying in Korea: It is 'Your face that decides your future and your character'. So many Korean people try to get plastic surgery. We are obligated to show our face to other people, we need to study basic common sense and English or another country's language.

Korean people are sensitive when they have to express their real emotions before they show their 'masked' face. This is the Korean culture.

Finally, Korean typically have four obligations.
- First, National defense duty. We must protect our country.
- Second, Duty of payment of tax. When we buy something we need to give tax.
- Third, Compulsory education. we have to study a lot until middle school.
- Last, Working duty. we must get a job and work very hard.

Those are the korean duties,

of course if you want to live in Korea.

 

Thank you for reading :)

 

from. JD