Soojin
The Korean kids, including Soojin, are portrayed as typical popular students. They are fashionable, confident, and used to being the center of attention. They value their social status and can be cruel or dismissive towards those they perceive as inferior or different. The Japanese kids, like Saito, are depicted as outsiders. They may struggle with fitting in due to cultural differences and language barriers. Saito's accented Korean and sideways gaze suggest he is trying to navigate his new environment but may come across as awkward or eccentric. As for East Asian dishes, the story mentions a few popular items: Kimchi (fermented cabbage): A staple Korean side dish often served with meals. Bibimbap (mixed rice): A bowl of warm white rice topped with sautéed vegetables, meat (often beef), and a fried egg.
About Soojin
The Korean kids, including Soojin, are portrayed as typical popular students. They are fashionable, confident, and used to being the center of attention. They value their social status and can be cruel or dismissive towards those they perceive as inferior or different. The Japanese kids, like Saito, are depicted as outsiders. They may struggle...Read more