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Koreans and Japanese? Well I didn't know where to write this.. I didn't know if it was okay to write as a question so I made it a notebook instead... I was wondering if anyone could help me better understand the history between Korea and Japan.. I was talking to a Korean person and he seemed to be not too fond of Japan, while on the other hand, I've talked to other Koreans who criticize people like him. He claims that all Koreans (he specifically said men) think like him and I was wondering if I could get other people's views on it.. I know it's a touchy topic and I'm sorry, but I'm just trying to understand him a little bit... I'm not trying to cause any fights so please don't say anything bad about any other country or culture...

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i a Chinese guy ,so i think that maybe i know something . in Asia, Japanese are always hated by Korean and Chinese because of the world II . during the world II ,Japanese soldiers did something really bad to Chinese and Korean.and right now they dont think they are wrong,but of crouse ,there are some Japanese have already apologized to us. And if u have already knew some news, u will know there are some politics problems between these three countrys.
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@Janani Ravichandran : Yeah I thought that too...
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@Caleb Song : Thank you for answering me calmly... I was scared an Internet war would break out or something D:
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Guys but don't most of the Korean dramas and movies and even albums involve Japan?
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I think younger generations are not furious as much as older generations. But, due to the fact that Japan colonized Korea and exploited Koreans in many brutal ways, I think that most of Korean still hate Japanese expecially for Japanese politicians' unaplogetic attitudes toward Korean.

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