Difference between Korean, Japanese, Chinese 🇰🇷🇯🇵🇨🇳

[@hombre6604]

Chinese is usually leaning towards luxury sporty fit

[@mochijuice8074]

So true Chinese parents always shove their kids into sport brand stores and I’ve seen plenty (I’m one of those kids too lol)

[@zhongliplscomehome]

​@@mochijuice8074 lol me too

[@celiahou3298]

I feel like these are the rich Chinese kids who study abroad not the average Chinese. I remember seeing an statistic report that says Korean spends the most money averagely on luxury products.

[@redeyedgamerz]

The chinese are usually just leaning, them damn tofu houses never stand up straight

[@mochijuice8074]

@@celiahou3298 what do you know about Chinese people? Do you live there? (Gen q)

[@user-zj5lw1gm9k]

That makes sense, but China is more complex. There are significant differences in attire between people in northern and southern China.

[@Zero_crumbs_left_0_1]

Yes ofc cuz it's such a big country, but the ppl shown are from the bigger cities like shanghai or beijing

[@Ehhtk]

Who is the first guy shown for the Japanese

[@ashchuu4638]

​@@Ehhtkkento yamazaki

[@user-jn1pb1ep9d]

@@Ehhtk山崎賢人

[@wendylee5370]

Thats so true bro my northern city fri will casually walk in lv and grab a purse using their "pocket money" meanwhile I work in kfc and only buy clothes in kmart lol (yep I am from a southern city)

[@lolitzshelly7229]

If you see a Chinese person using Line, that’s a Taiwanese person.

[@yytiggee3297]

Don't call me out like that 😭

[@Ninkira]

😎😎😎😎

[@hyperhoo1736]

So they are taiwanese not Chinese

[@ia_1010]

​@@hyperhoo1736theyre still ethnic chinese. i mean 95% of taiwanese are han chinese.

[@hyperhoo1736]

@@ia_1010 no such ethnic named chinese

[@kray_pop]

I like Japanese style. They are just wow

[@GenderNotFound._.]

SO COMFY

[@emmuzboosh]

Nah they’re just skinny, their style is very simple lmao, Japan and Korea are both very “skinny fashion” basic clothes tricking you into thinking their chic based on the wearers body type.

[@GenderNotFound._.]

@@emmuzboosh nah. Japanese streat wear is for everyone. Oversized shirts hide bellies if you have at least some tatas

[@musicloverchicago437]

I like the Japanese style too.

[@Thighlicious]

Simple and chic, but maybe it’s cuz they’re so tall

[@marksamson1753]

I am really obsessed how Japanese people wear simple clothes and long one which I like is really good. I have Japanese Aunties and no matter how old they are, they wear really long and simple clothes, yet look like fashion models.

[@sara.cbc92]

because it's the person's looks. nothing to do with clothes.

[@runway5338]

@@sara.cbc92I think it also depends on how it fits on their body. Tailoring clothes to fit your body, even if it’s long and loose, can still elevate your overall style since it’s sitting *just right* on your body

[@mello3922]

Japanese also have street fashion style (harajuku ) which is mix and match clothing with vivid colours and patterns . Some girls fashion are trend to be feminine like GRL brand , they might have ruffle, floral pattern and chiffons ect on their clothings. All the japanese fashion are depend on perference. But some of them also wear minimalist and baggy clothes for comfy. For hairstyles, they also do layering . Some women and girls will braid their hair after they curl their hair or not. I love japanese style most because of its comfy. Want to share some interesting fashion fact from my hometown (HK) I think some girl love to wear clothing inspired by western style looks smart, feminine or minimalist ( I haven’t back here for long time since I spent my life and study in AUS. It might not too accurate but it will be interesting hear about from other Hong Kong fashion lover ) But, it is ture that they are usually on Whatsapp for text and video call. 🤣

[@A-fa645]

Koreans also are so much into trends they get influenced by idols and Korean celebrities (which is low-key domesticated western fashion trends) like crazy and everything can be sold out so fast

[@Crackhead_Hours]

There are a shit tone of Japanese fashion styles and they’re not really decided based of loose or tight. Some do have a unique and distinct silhouette though. Here are a few: There’s also Lolita fashion or egl fashion (HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH THE BOOK NAME HAS DIFFERENT ORIGINS) and it’s very girly inspired by Victoria and rococo era fashion. Ouji fashion (which can be considered the male version of Lolita fashion) There’s decora (super bright rainbow colors and a lot of accessories) something shiro which you usually paint your face white and wear white clothing (I don’t remember the specifics but it blends a lot of styles from harajuku street fashion) Jirai kei, which if you seen the day form of the girl from needy streamer over then you’ll get it. It has a stereotype of girls being suicidal, crazy, and more which is totally not always the case and people in the sun style fight back against that prejudice. Fairy kei (which is kinda like a pastel and less chaotic version of decora imo) gyaru fashion (which started to rebel against the Japanese beauty standards and school rules) A lot of these fashion styles come as a form of rebellion from pressures to conform and to be able to express oneself properly. These are some of the ones that come off the top of my head. I’m a Lolita (again it originated from Japan and had no connection to the book) and dabble in jirai fashion from time to time.

[@606aichan7O7]

fellow HK oversea-er~ (UK tho) Smarter styles, especially asymmetrical stuff seem to look good on me, but I just wanna try lolita styles (I'm too shy + plus sized {for an Asian female, I'm kinda tall, but also overweight - was like, borderline obese by UK standards tho so...progress✨~}+ just general lack of confidence 😭) I managed to buy a fluffy petticoat because ✨fluffy✨ tho (I think it's less of a petticoat and more just a fluffy layered outer skirt tho....) (also I earned giftcards from one of those apps, and thought why not) I also wanted the petticoat with all the little star lacing on the bottom, but I thought "UK, cold, fluffy, warm, brain = yes"

[@RnRnR]

Harajuku and those types of styles are dying out tho. That place is a tourist trap now 😢

[@Thighlicious]

I love Lolita fashion ❤️, ik it’s supposed to appear youthful like but when I wear it I hate the looks people give 💀😭

[@hieveryoneiamannying]

As a Chinese, i can confirm that they use WeChat 😂😂😂

[@ClaireG-c4e]

It’s like an all in one mega app

[@ClaireG-c4e]

And where the Chinese aunties gossip about kidnappings, the zf, celebrities and their friends who aren’t in the chat

[@rising.raijin]

As a non-Chinese, are you guys not worried about how obv it is that your government sees your conversations?

[@hieveryoneiamannying]

@@rising.raijin not really

[@agsdjklshadsabn]

@@rising.raijin you don't think the government can access your conversations on facebook, instagram, or snapchat in 2 seconds either? most government agencies can do this, they literally have a built-in panel on these social media sites that gives them free access to everything

[@egalscheie5714]

This is soooo accurateee !! Chinese going for new money vibes with bold logos, the japanese and korean want to look classy and old money (but sometimes korean wear loud logo but not as loud as chinese)

[@meerespflanzen]

Old money 😂

[@goldHydrangeas]

There's old money Chinese too that's simple black/ white/ gray muted colors, comfortable clean cut like Korean & Japanese, linen, silk natural high vibrations fabrics. Vs expensive cheap high fashion "luxury" plastic, polyester fabrics 😝

[@hehashivemind6111]

This is a great way of putting it

[@Mwsicsntn]

A better comparison would be simple villager with oversized rags and bold kinda trashy designer things (I’m not racist I’m from both countries)

[@Nanancay]

Koreans also hop on certain trends that they seem to wear en masse, e.g. there was a huge FILA + National Geographic boom

[@ShutmeowUp]

If you see them use Messenger and Facebook a little too much, that'd be some Filipinos right there.

[@yongpurinz]

japanese style on top for me 🙂‍↕️

[@bakitama]

Korean fashion for going to work / formal meetings, Japanese fashion for going on weekend / holidays and Chinese fashion for going to parties / hanging out with friends.

[@DearStephanieX]

I love Chinese street style, you can’t really put it in a box, there’s so much variety. 🧡

[@unfortuneattic]

yeah, also the girl who was shown in the japanese description who was wearing a black shirt and brownish green pants with a white bag was chinese. Her clothes are very pretty.

[@alexare6655]

Nsh theyre too insecure.

[@unfortuneattic]

@@alexare6655 wdym

[@notjeff7833]

​@@alexare6655 lmao no

[@yuxueyuan]

@@alexare6655you think they are insecure because you are insecure

[@viviankate7240]

As a Malaysian Chinese, i love wechat. But my clothing style is casual. Like super casual. I realized east asians will dress so formal/well for a short distance walk to the supermarket.

[@randallho3587]

Malaysian and Singaporean chinese wif the singlet and boxer drip

[@nurimahrasidz271]

It's because Singapore and Malaysia do not have 4 season, which you can do layers to look nice. And it's also humid. I dunno how East Asian summer is like thou, hot and dry rather than humid and depending on regions maybe their summer re slightly cool but much colder in winter.

[@msl1689]

As a Malaysian Chinese, I use WhatsApp. I've never used wechat.

[@Vaishnavi-ln1hx]

I am an Indian in Korea first time when I went to Korea everyone was wearing black and white ❤❤

[@reichen609]

It's their extremely deep desire to be like white westerners...it's basically why almost everyone's wearing bright contact lens & coloring their hair. (All the while secretly looking down on Indians, southeast Asians and other dark-skinned people, just like ones they're trying to emulate.) 🙂

[@ifykyk679]

Going to the country where the people hate your countrymen hm?

[@SOA_yt]

@@ifykyk679Usually it’s the people like you who have never travelled to other countries to experience their societies for yourselves lol.

[@reichen609]

Oh where's my factual comment? Did she delete it? 😮

[@alvinsuen4931]

Stop destroying her Oppa fantasy.

[@lifeisshort666]

The chinese aesthetic just describds their whole personality lmao

[@obviouslyirene8888]

Whutt

[@JuriOat]

Wearing fakes

[@Milkythefawn]

@@JuriOat China is the worlds biggest luxury market. They’re responsible for like 35% of luxury goods consumption.

[@Milkythefawn]

@@JuriOat People wear fakes everywhere, so I’m sure tons of Chinese ppl wear fakes, but they have a huge market for real luxury stuff Almost every luxury brand ever has released tons of lunar new year collections. And other collections designed for the Chinese market.

[@NYCpoverty]

Korean style is so sophisticated and beautiful

[@sara.cbc92]

rice bowl haircut, pitch black hair, unable to grow body hair

[@NYCpoverty]

@@sara.cbc92 most Koreans do not have bowl cuts and around the world in every country there are people with bowl cuts not just Korea and natural pitch black hair does not exist. Whatever you said is considered as your stereotype of korea and I just hope that you know that having a stereotype of another country is racist. People in Korea come in different shapes, sizes and different preferences so please think again before saying such hateful and racist remarks.

[@Isl33p]

"Thrifty but not shabby, splendid but not extravagant-this is true beauty. Thriftiness is akin to virtue, while extravagance is one of the greatest evils. It is better to be thrifty than extravagant." - From the Administrative Code of Chosŏn (조선경국전), by Jeong Dojeon (정도전), Founding Member of the Joseon Dynasty (조선 개국공신), Count of Bonghwa (봉화백), Duke of Munhun (문헌공). Published in March of 1394

[@mystictraveler8642]

​@@sara.cbc92 who the hell want body hair?

[@ChinaSongsCollection]

Most of the time you can't tell which is Korean and which is not. The ONLY thing that is extremely common in Korea (up until quite recently) but not in Japan and China is the cap. Koreans used to like wearing caps A LOT!! Some still do today. Other than that, I would say most of the time you can't tell.

[@GrEaTvIdGirL]

Honestly when I traveled to Japan, the flashy, fashionable. colorful ones were ALWAYS korean. Chinese tourists just looked comfy

[@penguinpingu3807]

If you see Chinese with WhatsApp, you can safely assume they could be Malaysian Chinese or Singaporean. 😅

[@decora6260]

Rest of Asia: we have colorful fabric 😌😌✨✨

[@obviouslyirene8888]

THE WECHAT PART IS SO ACCURATE THOUGH

[@Fries225]

I'm in love with korean fashion. It feels chic

[@ChinaSongsCollection]

Most of the time you can't tell which is Korean and which is not. The ONLY thing that is extremely common in Korea (up until quite recently) but not in Japan and China is the cap. Koreans used to like wearing caps A LOT!! Some still do today.

[@_rianxin]

I really like the Chinese so asethetic ✨

[@Vor567tez]

Find it interesting. Despite all opting for minimalistic fashion sense , you can still differ them. 😊

[@mekusonam2340]

Personally i really like Japanese fashion not just what this video showed but other styles too

[@bts_ot7armyborahae]

taiwanese ppl also use line btw!!😊 (i’m taiwanese lol)

[@kopikomixx]

korean hair and japanese fashion >>>>>

[@loydjp]

The girl on the 2nd pict of japanese clothing style was Chinese

[@dingusgoober]

Chinese people are OBSESSED with luxury brands

[@alexpan8138]

Many Asian countries ppl are obsessed with luxury brands. Koreans more so

[@johanns7302]

@@alexpan8138nope Chinese are definitely more obsessed. Koreans even make fun of chinese and their tasteless style cuz they would wear anything which has a big ass luxury logo on it.

[@MuneCharbon]

That’s what I love about mixed cultural styles and fashion. Arket, Uni Qlo. My fave 🫶 (Tho Arket is expensive..)

[@vergil8833]

I feel like luxuary is not exactly in the budget of the average chinese teen. Maybe at Beijing clubs.

[@Keyboardscholar]

Please make one about Vietnamese, Thai, Malaysian or Indonesian 😊

[@MrDunno790]

As a sub-race asian, I dig my blue polo & green shorts as casual wear with flip flops.. On special days I wear a shoes.

[@lnoorplaylist]

China is very big country so i think they don't have only one trendy style.

[@alexisflowers5069]

You should do this series and cover all of asia 🌏 India, Thailand, Cambodia, Vietnam etc. I'd definitely tune in💓💞💕

[@Purple_fandom_girl]

She can't cover India easily. Here people have different clothing style from region to to region

[@alexisflowers5069]

@@Purple_fandom_girl that's better 💕most places have more than the generalized popular style, it just means she could do a N, S E W for India 🇮🇳 more exposure for the whole and more content for all of us

[@Purple_fandom_girl]

@@alexisflowers5069 yes it will be good but I hope she will do full research and don't just stereotype anything related to Indian fashion

[@mal6989]

She could as she's Thai-Chinese but her focus is mainly Korean Japanese

[@C10H15Ninthehouse]

As far as I know South Korea,china,Japan and some other Asian countries have super stressful and burning worklives so I don’t think that this is mainstream in those countries.correct if wrong

[@Rev3ry]

Your eyeliner is perfection. Wish I could do mine like that, but it always turns out thick

[@ninijr30]

I really like Japanese style!

[@floriwal]

im thai and also use LINE im still shock that most ppl dont use it i thought it was universal 😭

[@gemmamoon5998]

Europeans use WhatsApp or Facebook Messenger & Middle Easterners mostly use WhatsApp (in my experience). In the U.S. and Canada, we tend to use the messaging service built into our phone, like iMessage (Apple) or Google Messages (Android). Not sure what’s popular in South American and African countries, but a quick google search tells me WhatsApp is also quite common in those regions.

[@Angiepewpew]

Hi~~ love hair stuff, and I've lived in all 3 countriesss Since you didn't mention Chinese hairstyles, I think Chinese hairstyles is much longer hair for women than the other countries. They prefer natural hair generally! And would prefer to style it with products/curlers rather than permanently perming/colouring in the regular. Straight perm is quite popular though. They prefer to avoid putting chemicals, so they don't spend a lot of money on hair maintenance like colouring/perming/hair health (probably cos they dont need it). But there's less variety of female hairstyles because of this, but its okay because they prefer to show a lot of individuality with their clothes fashion. And the male hairstyles use a lot of styling products and tend to go for a masculine vibe and a lot of fades~~ Generally the Chinese like to keep their natural beauty for their hair~~ Korean female hairstyles are generally very sensitive to trends. So it dependsss. They tend to colour their hair a lot but that also is trend-based. (Current trend is the refreshing youthful long long black hair bc of NewJeans haha) Their hair health is alright, mostly focused on healthy diet and vitamins rather than products. They do a lot of hair work in salons~~ so there's a lot of people with fried hair hehe. Korean women generally have medium length hair. Their male hairstyles are much more varied than other countries~ perming hair for men is a very regular and common thing. Down perm is a very korean thing. I think the men hair style game in Korea is really top notch! Japanese hairstyle, I totally agree with you. A lot of men with long hair (even in older gens), and there is a lot of women with either very short hair or very long hair. They focus on hair HEALTH a lot. They go to hair salons often. They use a lot of time and products to take care of their natural hair. You'll see in japan, their hair is very glossy and healthy. They love to put cute accessories in their hair and do diff hairstyles. But you will see a lot of people with all kinds of hair colours in japan, so you might wonder how they keep it so healthy--> When their hair is coloured etc very often they tend to try wigs instead. They use a lot of wigs! Wigs in japan are amazing quality, very affordable and can look really natural.

[@martinmystery4484]

I like Japanese style and jdramas also ❤😊

[@user-gr9ys7oq9w]

Japanese style is nice

[@-mango-4812]

I SAW YOU USE NAM JOO-HYUK AS AN EXAMPLE 😍

[@ebichu-dechu]

In Japan we have more than 10 styles which are unique and very different(From being minimalistic to Flashy, loose to tight), so It's difficult for one style to represent Japanese fashion. Some style has their own sub-style too. It's complicated. Personally, for me I like loose fit, muted tone, and retro.

[@kyuutakitsune7163]

Kinda funny how the Japanese use of western clothes is very reminiscent of traditional attire, guess them ol' nippon boys really figured out what looked good on them

[@bongy-ih5ou]

The first picture of the guy looks kinda like dk from seventeen💎🐯

[@zeroruno]

Someone told me if I'm going to Japan, now I know why 😂

[@CuratedVibes]

I love the modest muted style. I loved that it was easier to dress when I lived in Asia.

[@asrianugerahgustini9648]

Aaah imagine some influencers in Chinese already gone when their politics banned showing luxury items again then😂😂😂

[@ericaamazing]

It varies from person to person! Let’s not generalize, especially Chinese people’s style. There are 56 different ethnicities, and the population is many times the Korean/ Japanese population. ( they’re both practically the size of a single state in China)

[@KintoUn117]

Yes finally somebody explaining their distinctive differences

[@fantasyland3646]

Used to be more on the Chinese style and Korean style but now im more on the Japanese style like in clothing

[@mikedanielespeja6128]

What about the trio of Filipino, Indonesian and Malaysian?

[@goldHydrangeas]

Love how you did your eyeliners 👁️ Kyurin

[@zzrroott6459]

Damn i didn't even notice she had eyes

[@hello1868]

The way they’re all such good singers they’re being told to hold back for these songs😭

[@user-we3pr6xh4k]

Who is the first japanese guy in the photo he look sooooo good does anyone knows what is his name plssss

[@raeh5158]

Your eyeliner is perfect 🤩

[@wonyoungiesgirl]

my fav is chinese fashion they’re so fun & interesting

[@littlelittlerun9995]

As a Filipino, wearing a tanktop, shorts, and flip-flops to the nearest internet cafe is peak drip.

[@marsblack17]

I like Japanese style, it suits to my body and height

[@divyansaikesavarthanan8849]

Damn youre right all my chinese friend use wechat

[@HopeeInk]

Love the easy break down

[@kazekirion]

Chinese people are so stylish and fashionable, and they look so good!

[@alexare6655]

Nope.

[@stardanrex]

work uniforms are the best form of expression

[@OwODemon666]

My friend said "you watching a how to be racist properly tutorial" we are not friends anymore

[@Mc_Kamisato_Ayato]

As a Chinese the WeChat part is so accurate😭🙏

[@vivi-111_]

My personal favourite is japanese bc of those long hairstyles

[@plaidshirt9955]

As an Australian, I sometimes can't differentiate (people who aren't here to stay, they're just here for work/study/holiday) Koreans from Chinese people (especially after they've been here a little while and have started participating in the Australian fashion market), Korean and Chinese styling definitely have some oberlap but you absolutely know when you're looking at a Japanese person because their style is so distinctive.

[@MystudyaccMystudyacc]

Ding ding ding! Ur correct! I am chinese🇨🇳✨

[@addicted2me]

True.. ❤😂

[@user-ui6hb8tc9u]

Why is this so accurate

[@d_anzen4517]

When you have all that app cause your university have all kind of asian attending there 😂

[@Yxxyn._]

I’m living in japan rn. And never have I felt so free to express myself in fashion. Alternative fashion is SO common here. Shibuya 109 and Harajuku is 50% alt fashion and other jstyles like jirei kei etc.

[@hello1868]

Minjis voice is SO SMOOTH

[@Randomcharacters285]

When materialism is your god and superficial is your persona.

[@SinTeller]

I showed my Chinese friend a pic of one of my fav artists, and she said “is she Japanese?” I asked how she knew and she said because of the hairstyle 😂

[@nihilisticlove]

i tried to use wechat as a chinese person and i got banned for being in cannada

[@user-fq7ur4ks4t]

Love you❤🤟 and also your videos

[@htethtethtun1695]

If you see girls walking around the city with pajamas, it's us, Burmese!!

[@katr2771]

I attempted Japanese easy-going look 😂but I got the look of hobo from Hawaii 🎉

[@mercyfulfate666]

Japanese alternative styles are my favorite. Gyaru, aomoji, and all their alt harajuku-shibuya fashion are amazing.

[@U-qho]

“Gyaru” 😂

[@U-qho]

Harajuku is where homeless gathered 🤣

[@IGPriX]

Golf look is obsolete in Korea, minimalist hip hop look was in, but even that is phasing away now.

[@pellocloudy]

The golf dad and mom is too true😂

[@jane-gg5dk]

Those bangs are so cute on you

[@weabtale6831]

as a japanese person i confirm this to be true for us

[@SweetRoseet]

Can you please recommend some websites where I can buy such korean, Chinese and Japanese fashion while living in Europe (Sweden)??!!? ❤❤

[@bongy-ih5ou]

Right now I am in Sweden

[@tsoii]

Bro most of those clothes can be bought at like h&m or new yorker

[@user-gd3gc5cp2k]

You just spilled our secret!!

[@Nathan15038]

As an American born Chinese growing up with immigrant parents and grandparents, you are 100% spot on😂

[@zzxxxxc657]

I love Japanese fashion style. They're so cool but also very comfortable.

[@Tama2024plus]

Japanese are so classy and comfy simultaneously which is so hard to pull together...

[@thanhhuyennguyen7188]

Your eyeliner is nice

[@ImanBinteSalman]

I usually like the baggy clothes they wear in cdramas like when I fly towards u

[@Krenisphia]

Meanwhile I've been wearing the same t-shirts and pants for the last 15 years.

[@user-cm7bu1dc9p]

Korean Mommys hit different..

[@rtgbhreth]

I have a mix of japanese and Korean preferences

[@teoleno4019]

I don't think Koreans go for muted colors. Koreans usually follow everything that is in trend at the moment. That's facts.

[@doyouwantsli9680]

You needed to tell us what chat app is used in each country??

[@HeLLoW_aNYeoGHaseYO]

I use no app I'm in the category of "THE BEGGARS"😊

[@Piezo__]

I love japanese style, reminds me of the best streetwear styles

[@ibreatheair78]

what's the backroung song's name please?

[@paratoxik922]

Song name?