>your cunt
>do you think South Korea is more similar to China or Japan?
It’s only question please no schizo
Testing a theory
Jack Watson
Luis Garcia
Japan because Japan committed war crimes in the whole region you posted.
Ryan Thompson
Chine becasue they're both (SK and Japan) in the sionosphere, China's cultural sphere since the Ancient times.
lool
Kayden Mitchell
america
Isaiah Smith
Japan because both look like asian America
Nolan Nguyen
It depends
They try to copy Japan as much as they can while at the same time pretending they are unique
But, Japan is at the same time socially conservative, while South Korea promotes slutiness in their women
Isaac Watson
Who cares the vanishing nation?
Thomas Ramirez
Japan and Korea are both conquered US vassal states without autonomy
Eli Carter
You're not really one to talk
Dylan Cook
Bump so I can get more data
Robert Scott
I like farms I like nature
Elijah Harris
Old Korea = Ming China copycat.
New Korea = Japan except with x100 American Influence.
Jacob Clark
Isn't Korea's writing system based off China's? Japan invaded Korea a lot so I don't think Korea would be too pally with them, except when it comes to defense.
Joseph Price
South Korea has an evangelical cult running society in the background, it takes the depression of modern Japan and turbocharges it with the kind of lunatics who would be running around if the CCCP wasn't keeping things in order.
Joshua Morris
>America
>China
I have lived in all three. Korea is a poor man's version of what China would have been it had never been raped by the Manchus and Communists.
Brandon Parker
No, Japanese hiragana/katakana is based off cursive forms of Chinese characters. Hangeul is its own thing.
Ryan Davis
China because they are dog killing Soulless creatures
Christian Thompson
I would say they are more like japan. But I have never been to japan, only korea and it was a frozen mud hellscape from what I remember working there.
Hudson Ramirez
Would a surviving Ming dynasty be all that different today though?
Ryan Rodriguez
You're Korean
Hangul literally stole Japanese writing
Robert Roberts
if Ming didn't screw up, they most likely would have a proto-colonial empire as the voyages would be allowed to continue. And China tdy would be smaller I would say, without tibet/inner mongol and parts of manchuria