The difference between Chinese and South Korean women is:

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The difference between Chinese and South Korean women is:
Oct 28, 2013 14:40	#71
GUEST89118	I think you had a very bad experience with a Korean woman, Is that true? What makes you think that they are all like that

Nov 12, 2013 21:56	#72
GUEST42214	Koreans care more about looks, money, and status than Chinese. Chinese care more abour success, life, and independence.

Nov 17, 2013 19:11

#73

GUEST64227

Guest 05728: "Just about 80% of Koreans have undergone plastic surgery."? Surely you made up the figure for yourself. Or like all others, you are so jealous of Korean girls. Go to Korea and live there for some time. Then you will rarely encounter your neighbourhood women having had surgery. I will explain why.

According to the 2011 ISAPS statistics (source: http://www.isaps.org/files/html-cont...0in%202011.pdf), the total plastic procedures in Korea (4.4%) was 649,938, ranked the 7th after US (21.1%), Brazil (9.8%), China (7.1%), Japan (6.5%), Mexico (5.4%), and Italy (4.8%). Do you know how many clients come from outside of Korea? The accepted figure is 30-40%, of which 90% are Chinese. (Source: "Plastic surgery boom as Asians seek ''western'' look - CNN.com") For the benefit of doubt, let''s take the conservative figure 30%. Then you will have 454,956 procedures for Koreans in 2011.

To see the frequency of procedures per person in Korea, divide 454,956 by Korea''s 2011 population, 49,779,440. You will have 9.1 procedure per 1,000 people. This is a figure for procedures not for the number of people. Since some people may have had more than one procedure, the actual number of people must be smaller. And remember, not all of them are women, although we may safely assume women constitute a majority. You will say that we need a cumulative figure, but then we should also put the figure against the cumulative base population. Next, people in entertainment industry may have a higher proportion of surgery than ordinary people, although we will never know the precise figure.

Count all these factors in, then the per capita figure of plastic surgery will be most certainly less than 5 out of 1,000 people. Imagine you are walking down the street in a random city in Korea, and passed by 100 people, then even one full person has not had plastic surgery.

Nowadays people know that whoever spread the hearsays about plastic surgery in Korea, such as ''60%'', ''80%'', ''nearly all'', ''most'',''like a daily shopping'' are doing so out of hatred, or even jealousy.

For the defence of the beauty of your own people, you don''t have to tell a lie. That looks really ugly. All you have to say is that some Koreans are beautiful, some are not. And just say ''we are also beautiful.'' Then all others will admire that, and rejoice with you.

Nov 18, 2013 04:46

#74

HAWAIIMIKE
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Certainly don't understand where you get your experience from, but Korean girls definitely hit the bar scene.
It's terribly naive and just wrong to stereotype an entire race on your shallow experience.
For example, if you plopped down in some smallish Chinese city (1 million is small--China has over 300 such cities) and went to the bars, you would find a great shortage of Chinese women. If, however you went to bars (or should I say clubs? What is your definition of "bars"? Dancing? Food available?) in Beijing, Shanghai, Nanjing, Shenzhen, Guangzhou, you will find more Chinese girls there.
Same goes for Korea. Korean girls are going to avoid expat bars first of all, as they have been highly over-exposed to American military there, so that kind of ruined it for the average expat. Are you going to KOREAN bars? Clubs? Off the beaten track in Seoul? That is where you find them mate.

Nov 18, 2013 19:46

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GUEST64227

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Originally Posted by GUEST64227

Oops, I quoted a wrong person for my reply. Sorry to GUEST05728. It should have been to GUEST67165.

Dec 31, 2013 20:13

#76

GUEST68202

If you see a pretty Korean girl, it's VERY likely that she has done some sort of plastic surgery, even a complete transformation (you may faint when you see the "before" picture.)

If you see a pretty Chinese girl, her beauty is MOST likely natural.

80% of Korean girls have done plastic surgeries to "enhance" their looks (maybe they do need it). While plastic surgeries are becoming more popular in China these days, the percentage of Chinese girls who changed their face is still very low.

Bottom line, there are more natural (real) beauty in China than in Korea. Korean girls are ugly without plastic surgeries.

Man-make beauty and natural beauty. Your choice.

Jan 31, 2014 16:46	#77
GUEST16219	about 10 years ago lots of threads like this discussing Korean girls vs Japanese girls now it's Korean girls vs Chinese girls All I see here is a strong sense of KOREAN PRIDE - a result of their painful history and some great achievement today. So, every Asian, especially Japanese and Chinese, plz give in and satisfy our neighbor.

Mar 5, 2014 04:21	#78
GUEST11081	That's so true.

Apr 17, 2014 16:25	#79
GUEST19137	i am western business man and make in $200K/year. I go to Korea on business and every time i go stay in same hotel. Korean woman I meet always interested din how much money I make. When I tell them they always hit on me. Several rub my dick under table and tell me they love my big dick. If I do not tell them they are not as aggressive at all.

May 29, 2014 16:55	#80
GUEST91199	Dude, Koreans really do have really big heads. They look so beautiful because they are #1 in plastic surgery. Instead of getting a car for their sixteenth birthday, they usually get a nose job. Truth hurts. And by the way, you don't have to be a douche just because you're most likely Korean and feel offended. It's the other persons opinion,

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