Culturally, nothing is different; one nation is free, while the other is a communist Dictatorship.
South korea caught a charizard
you eat a pickled oion
Culturally, yes.
North Korea is communist from the Soviet Union, South Korea is anti-communist, it breaks my heart when I say it.:( Also, they are being occupied by different troops.
Mao's army was attacking his own countrymen. North Korea was attacking an independent nation, South Korea.
we both play sports and eat sushi
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Korea and the United States have many differences. The first and most obvious being that they are geographic opposites. The culture, economics, and language are also among other notable differences.
Because Korea was part of China since ancient times, Korea was heavily influenced by mainland China both politically and culturally.
Well they are different countries...
North Korea is communist and South Korea is democratic. The religion in North Korea is Buddhism and Confucianism and to a lesser extent Christianity and syncretic Chondogo. The religion in South Korea is Buddhism and CHristianity.
We have this feel of Greatness like we can't be touched (though China and North Korea have bigger armies and Russia has more nuclear weapons). Also we are the most culturally diverse country in the world.