South Korea is de-sinicized, but it is inseparable from Chinese characters, the name on the ID card needs to be distinguished by Chinese characters, marriage registration needs to be able to write Chinese characters, and you can't understand Chinese genealogy if you don't understand it. I have seen it before, a Chinese girl married to South Korea, and only she can understand the genealogy of her husband's family; In the variety show, Lee Kwang-so got the location in the task card with Chinese characters, and she asked a lot of people who no one knew, and in the end it was the Chinese tourists in South Korea who helped him; There is also a Korean blogger who turned out his father's seal, which was also engraved with Chinese characters. Although South Korea is reluctant to admit it, they really don't have their own culture, and almost all of them are borrowed from China. To put it bluntly, they need manual interpretation and translation when they go to museums to see ancient books, and Chinese do not need to understand them directly.
