Firstly, are Korean mothers-in-law generally more fierce and nagging, while daughters-in-law generally work hard at home without complaining? How many children does a Korean family usually have?

I am from a Chinese-Korean marriage, and my husband is from Seoul, South Korea. I have been married for three years and know Korean mothers-in-law very well. Korean mother-in-laws are not more fierce, but more prestigious in the family. Now most of them Korean families still live with their elders, especially the eldest son must live with his parents, so the eldest daughter-in-law in Korea will have a very hard time! Korean mother-in-laws love to nag and bully their daughters-in-law. The scenes in Korean dramas are very real, and they are as good as any other country! Mother-in-law likes to be the master of the household. This is common in Korea. She is the one who decides what she likes. If your daughter-in-law has any opinions or objections, it is treasonous and her mother-in-law will scold you! My mother-in-law is okay, at least she has been improved a lot by me haha! Most Korean families have two children. We now have one child and plan to have another. My eldest aunt has three children, and most of my husband’s colleagues have two children.

Second, Korean high school students Can I go out to work, right? If it is a temporary job, generally speaking, how much time is required and the remuneration? Also, please give some examples of shops where you can work part-time.

Yes, my husband worked part-time when he was in high school. He went to coffee shops, bakeries, restaurants, etc., many of them. Because he was not a regular employee, the wages were very cheap, thousands of dollars an hour. , the maximum is 120W a month, and they all work at night or on weekends

Thirdly, besides Jeju Island, can you give some examples of tourist attractions in South Korea? It would be better to be more detailed so that I check the information.

So many. Gwangju, Donghae, Gyeongju, and Yeosu are all very good

Yeosu is in the south of South Korea, close to the sea, a very clean and comfortable small city, it is really good to eat seafood

Gwangju I went there when my husband's friend got married. It was really shocking to have a Catholic church

Needless to say, the East China Sea is a place where beauties and handsome guys gather in summer. The sea is so clean

Gyeongju Holy Church Queen Deok’s territory

There are actually many interesting places in Korea, including Wolmi Island in Incheon, Seoul, Namsan, Gyeongbokgung Palace, and more shopping places

Fourth , will a Korean brother and sister (who are not related by blood) be prevented from falling in love? What do parents think about their children's love attitudes?

People who are not related by blood can get married at will, and they will not be stopped, unless it is a very big family for the sake of face, otherwise Korean parents will not interfere too much

Fifth, describe the general entertainment and pastimes of Korean high school students.

Watch a movie, go to a coffee shop with friends, go to a fast food restaurant and order two large Cokes for the four of you (free refills are available) and chat, travel and go shopping with a few friends

Sixth, in Korean teaching, are high schools divided into three grades like in China? Also, how many classes are there every day, how long is the lunch break, and how many classes are there in the afternoon? If possible, it is best to talk about college, because you need to consider which one is more suitable in high school and college.

This is not clear. Haha, my husband has graduated from college many years ago. When I asked him, he said he didn’t even remember HOHO