Korea and its poisonous. I think all of teens are crazy of Korean boys. Most of them are falling in love since KDrama are getting famous in Indonesia. Well, we (the Indonesians) also have the same drama films like Korean has but you know, I have to admit that they are greener than us :p And also the stories are cheesier than ours. Unavoidable, that also the start for me to encourage me learn everything about Korean. I love their language, i love their expressions, the beautiful scenery of Korean and also I love the culture. The Korean and its beautiful things inside have poisoned the South Asians, i guess. The Korean stars become the fashion icons, they seem be the benchmark these days. Fair skin, clear and glowing skin, perfect body shape are what the Asian men called "the ideal woman". And also Korea has some beautiful places, i bet you won't miss out. Jeju Island is the top on my list, well, it might because i love to see the green and hills. Yeah, i prefer to see the hills, feel the wind blows my hair than see the beach. Jeju Island is well-known among the tourists, it's very beautiful and romantic :) Next is Gyeongju, it's coastal city in the far southeastern corner of North Gyeongsang Province in South Korea. It was an ancient capital of the Shilla Dynasty, boasts the nickname "a museum with no walls." The interesting is Bomun Pavilion, a small wooden gazebo standing over a quiet duck pond, is a great spot to experience Korea’s spring; the cherry blossoms fluttering over the pond provide an exquisite sight. Very beautiful! If you ever watched one of popular Korean Drama, Winter Sonata, you must be familiar with with Metasequoia road, the place where Bae Yong-joon and Choi Ji-woo stood or sat during the filming. Those only some of interesting places i can mention, the rest you can find on the web search. The another good this is the Hanbok, the Korean traditional clothing. It's commonly worn as semi-formal or formal wear during traditional festivals and celebrations. I love its vibrant color anyway :) Unfortunately, i don't like the traditional food, Kimchi. I think it similar to pickle, Korean pickle to be exactly. I tried once but oops, the taste is sour and i felt awkward. hahaha. Now, i'm in progress in learning the Hangul, how to make conversation, words by words and also how to read it. You better try it, it's not too difficult, i think. Well, compared to Chinese one :p