Difference Between Korea and America

Recently Weston-McEwen postgraduate School has added a new foreign-exchange student. Her name is Soyeong leeward and she is 16 years of age with a birth date of April seventh who came from Yongin, Korea which is an urban atomic number 18a and has a similar climate to Athena, Oregon. This decision was do because her take teacher and p arnts recommended Soyeong to expand her knowledge by experiencing the American culture.The main reason for the decision was her ambition to learn the dustup while universe here in which she studied for years in Korea she said, I struggled with the language at first, but now that Im here it is a lot easier. Soyeong has made many friends while attending Weston-McEwen High School, and stated, The students are very kind. One of Soyeongs scariest or weirdest memories here was having a intake where American people she met here spoke Korean.The Froese family chose Soyeong to be her hosts while shes in America. There are many differences between the Un ited States and Korea. well-nigh of the biggest differences include students in Korea attending school from eight in the sunup to ten-oclock at night, having almost no transportation except travel a lot of busses and taxis, teenagers not being able to drive until they are 20 years old, not being able to own a separate house (unless one is really wealthy) and living in a vocalisationments ascribable to population.Soyeong said that the schooling is very different and is taken more seriously. They also have to wear school uniforms and are not allowed to dye their fuzz or wear thread-up. Being away from Korea may sound better(p) to Americans, but Soyeong misses the food, family, and friends as she stated, The food here is saltier and greasy. Obviously this is a huge change for Soyeong, but she likes it here too. Most public schools in the United States allow students to wear make-up and dye their hair.Koreans attend school seven more hours than Weston-McEwen High School and that is Soyeongs favorite part about being here is having time to actually do activities. Soyeongs main goal is to learn the full English language and make her understanding of the country better. Soyeong Lee will be attending Weston-McEwen High School until December of 2013 and plans on coming back as an big to attend a private school in Los Angeles. We all wish your experience is great