Why I Lived Abroad? | Reaction to 90s Footage 어렸을때 왜 카자흐스탄 & 러시아에 갔나요?(옛날 영상 반응)

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[@kaisachu]

It’s so weird to hear how when Kyuho was learning English he had a Russian accent 😮

[@victrola2007]

His Russian is superb!

[@seykadagmar]

His accent now makes so much sense.

[@Mini_Min_]

That was so much fun! 😄 I hope we hear Kyuho speak more Russian in the future. I am also qurious what part of the Russian culture does he love the most.

[@koshkamarvel7825]

I am ethnic Korean, was born in Kzylorda (I looked and it’s near Жезказган) and moved to Moscow when I was 8 year old. I didn’t feel discrimination in Kazakhstan, because there were equal parts of Asians ( Kazakhs and Koreans) and Russians. But I only went there for 1st grade. It definitely hit hard when I went to russian school. Literally only me and later my brother were asians. It got worse when I went to uni, because after 2010 the racism towards Asians skyrocketed, because of central asian migrant wave. I guess I’m still struggling with my ethnic identity, because my family are culturally russian (soviet) , we don’t speak korean (it’s different dying dialect) and lost cultural connection with Koreans. Ethnic Koreans from post soviet countries come from korean immigrants who moved to Russian Far East in the late 19th century. We sort of stuck in between, russian inside, but Russians think that we are foreign, korean outside, but it’s foreign to us. But it’s just from my millennial perspective. My grandma used to speak korean to her parents, but still she’s a soviet person, same as my parents. How did you learn such a good English in russia?

[@victrola2007]

Interesting perspective, but please do not confuse 'Russian' with 'Soviet' which, as you of course know was a political regime that force-glued all the republics together which included the Baltics, the 'stans', Georgia, etc. It drove me nuts and confused to no end when we immigrated in 1978 and US TV anchors and population used Russia instead of Soviet Union. Interesting fact, which you may not have been as relevant to you since you sound much younger than I, was that Soviet military service was mandatory, so there were always soldiers around. To prevent any issues with not (potentially) putting down any uprisings by those of one's own culture/republic, soldiers were shipped to serve in ethnically different areas. So, for example, as a Russian child living in Latvia, we mostly saw young Asian republics' soldiers who were ethnically different. Diabolic.

[@koshkamarvel7825]

I’ve had no idea that military service was that intentional. I’m still confused about words. Like what do you say about a person who lived in USSR, but not ethnically russian, what mentality do the person have? From what I understand there was a melting pot of several ethnicities in Kazakhstan (apart from Kazakhs), like Russians, Ukrainians, Koreans, Chinese, Greeks, Germans, Jews and ethnicities from Caucasus. My mother’s classmates are Greeks. The moved back to Greece, but older generations still can’t assimilate because it’s a foreign culture to them. My family always had multiethnic friends and acquaintances. Yeah there are some differences like we used to celebrate kazakh holiday Nawruz back in Kazakhstan and ate Kazakhs dishes.

[@victrola2007]

@@koshkamarvel7825 ok, to simplify - USSR's republics all had/have Russians living there and all languages are/were spoken, still are but when (as an example) I, as a Russian child went to school (which I did), in Latvia our classes were segregated by Latvians and Russians. Most Latvians spoke Russian. A Russian speaker (a Jewish or a pure Russian) could live life there w/o knowing two words - sa.e goes for orher former republics. People confuse ethnicity (I am excluding the Jewish population because there it was/is still an ethnic group vs Amercan treatment of it as purely religious) with a citizenship of a now defunct country. On a passport everyone had to carry one's ethnic group was listed officially. Just because I was born in Latvia it did not make me Latvian. (My case is even odder since my mother is Czech, probably the only one that actually lived there, ever). My passport, before confiscation at immigration) says 'Russian'. My father's also said 'Russian' but my grandfather's ''Jewish". Republics (during USSR) were countries forced together by a political regime where old native populations lived side by side with the Russians, sometimes intermarrying, and mostly not, for decades if not centuries. Languages were different (including alphabets), ethic (native) costumes, traditional customs - different, all spoke Russian, but one could get by speaking Russian w/o speaking Georgian (for example), etc. Some places like Belarus or Ukraina, sure, most are bilingual. Kavkaz republics were a different situation. Of course there was a mixture of foods and traditions, we had many Latvian friends, but at that time, some institutions (like engineering institute) were segregated. I was the only Russian speaking kid in the City Choir of Riga ('70's) and memorized all in Latvian, decades later the Frozen beaches of North Carolina still feel nostalgic and homey as Dzintary or Urmala, as the smell of frozen Baltic sea and iodine. I was addressing the basic fact that USSR was not the same as Russia, that cultural habits and local traditions varied depending which republic was one's home. The whole existence under USSR is entirely a different topic.

[@annieranai2198]

@@victrola2007 Hi Victrola, just wanted to thank you for your responses. It was really interesting and I feel like I've learned a lot. Thanks also to koshka marvel for initiating this thread. 🤗

[@Ljubinka27]

Why isn’t anyone mentioning how extremely cute Kyuho looks as a child though?! He looked sooo adorable and very happy too! and also love the russian accent when he was speaking english hhaahahh

[@alyssaroseanne]

Beemo’s face in the background is meme worthy😂 and at 7:44, that was the beginning of dancing Lee😂🕺🏻

[@victrola2007]

I am so in love with Beemo. He is fabulos katness personified and reminds me of my own (darling)Moxley Oliver. It's a tough job keeping his hoomans in line but he does use much positive reenforcement. 💕🤩

[@dianalest553]

A video of Sarah's childhood! 🙋🌈🐢💜🌼 Little Kyuho dancing is my spirit animal !!! 😂😂😂😂 Thank you guys for another awesome video 🌻🐱🐞💖🐳💚

[@2hearts1seoul]

Hahaha, I think it’s just going to be Kyuho and his footage 😅😂 So glad you enjoyed the video! ❤️

[@darkenergy9893]

@@2hearts1seoul To answer the title question: Because both of you are with Canadian nationality?

[@darkenergy9893]

@@2hearts1seoul When you two say abroad... you meant Canada or Korea?

[@2hearts1seoul]

@@darkenergy9893 No, Kyuho only has Korean citizenship, I (Sarah) only have Canadian citizenship. This video is about Kyuho living abroad outside of Korea during his childhood :)

[@TheRobynL]

Beemo was hilarious. I needed that laugh. :)

[@victrola2007]

Beemo shall not be ignored!

[@julia_tim]

우와~ 러시아 발음은 진짜 잘해요!! 진짜 러시아사람 ㅋㅋ 그 영상을 진짜 기다렸어요.. 혹시 한번만도 러시아말만 영상을 만들어줄수 있어요?Кюхо, вы очень хорошо говорите по-русски! Правда! Мне очень нравится слушать, как вы говорите по-русски. Может, снимете хотя бы одно видео, в котором вы будете говорить только на русском?

[@victrola2007]

Da! Eto by bylo ochen' prijatno. On do sih por govorit s tjoplym sklonom. (Sorry, too lazy to switch to cyrillic). Yes, it would be really pleasant. He still speaks with that warm inclination/feeling. Great memory, for sure!

[@hr06207]

Any clips and pictures from Sarah’s childhood? Maybe you can compare your childhoods and family traditions growing up. Also, little dancing Kyuho is the best 😂

[@jayestacio4390]

Now I know why they call you dancing lee...nice move Kyuho... that videos are real treasure guys...make part 2 guys

[@admirradoncic748]

This is gold! if you can, pls post more stuff like this.

[@glasotpa]

구독한 이래 가장 유쾌한 영상이에요!! ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 일요일을 마무리하고 월요일을 맞이하기 좋은 리프레싱 영상 ㅋㅋㅋㅋ

[@2hearts1seoul]

감사합니다 😂 즐거운 한 주 보내세요!

[@studywithanna9821]

Tipical russian parties in 90s

[@NevHeart]

I almost broke my laptop clicking so fast 😭 this was SO interesting! Old videos always give such nostalgic, heart warming feels

[@roarmaus]

Interrupting Beemo..Trying to pay attention...distracted by Beemo's wildness😛🐱

[@2hearts1seoul]

He had quite the case of the zoomies that day! 😅

[@vivienz]

This is so interesting to watch and I'm so glad your dad still kept these old videos of you! Thanks for sharing this here :)

[@aidanakemperbayeva367]

Although, I’m not from Zhezkazgan, still find the fact that you lived in my country (Kazakhstan) fascinating:) And those videos are very interesting, thanks for sharing! Love your vlogs 💜 P.s. those hats are called “норковая шапка» - mink hat

[@aidanakemperbayeva367]

Aaaal ! It is pronounced like “ norkovaya shapka” :)

[@victrola2007]

@@YTSuxAxx some were made from beavers ('bobry') and 'vydry' (otters). 😭

[@victrola2007]

Many were made from beavers ('bobry') and 'vydry' (otters). 😭

[@vell2994]

Honestly it's so impressive how you correctly pronounce Kasachstan 🤯

[@pamelamusante5343]

Your so adorable 🥰. Awesome you Mom and Dad have the footage still. What fun👏👏👏👏

[@YOONGIJUNE]

왠지그립고쓸쓸해지는기분.....이드네요.... 영상은재밌고웃긴데 어릴적생각이나서인지눈가가촉촉해졌네요 제어릴적도생각나고 그때살던집.친구들보고싶네요 좋은영상감사합니다👍😁😁😁😁👍❤

[@georgiapataria6827]

Oh Kyuoho you were so cute as a child!! 💗💗 sorry to hear that you were bullied 🥺 kids can be cruel sometimes.. waiting for that India video as well 👍🏻

[@gemini66777]

Hi from Almaty. It's surprising you lived in Kazakhstan. I've been to Zhezkazgan in 2006 and have been to the place where the hospital is. It is actually outside the town. I stayed in hotel which is next to the hospital building. The complex is built by Samsung if i'm not mistaken. And yes, KZ has changed alot since 90s. Добро пожаловать в КЗ.

[@КамилаТасжанова-ш6п]

Hello from kazakhstan🇰🇿 Love watching your videos😍

[@soleil7735]

7:45 댄싱리의 시작 😂

[@valeriyapak859]

Im from Kazakhstan unfortunately not from Zheskazgan. Always been strange to see Kyuho understanding and speaking russian and now truth revealed) Было очень интересно услышать истории детства. Желаю вам удачи!

[@2hearts1seoul]

Спасибо) Очень рад что вам было интересно! 😀

[@TheCris10Cris]

The only flaw in this video is that it is too short

[@dilyam7]

Hello form Kazkahstan!

[@benson5154]

Kyuho, pls make a dancing video next time, it would be cool and interesting to watch ;)

[@jaeintheworld]

규호님은 그 때도 보조개가 살아있었네요 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ너무 귀여워요

[@tranquilbakergentletraveller]

Kyuho's dad being a vlogger back in the 90s. That's hilarious! Just wondering, did that "India" video ever get made?

[@sarabolzman1105]

It would be so cool if you guys went on a trip to Kazakhstan or Russia

[@natusyasunny]

Nice vlog as usual guys! Little mr. Q is so cute! I like Sarah's reaction to Kyuho's behavior back then and interesting comments🤣. And you pronounce "Kazakhstan" a little bit like kazakh people with a strong K sound🙂😉 anyway i was really shocked when i first heard Kyuho's speaking Russian and now what do we see - he used to live in my homeland😃

[@michaelfrankcharlie7399]

been following you guys a long time, always enjoy your vlogs...But for me this was the most interesting and fun thing you have created so far...Watched it 3 times...Thank you for sharing

[@2hearts1seoul]

Awww thank you for sticking by us all this time ☺️ So very glad you enjoyed it!

[@MissAyela]

Aww Kyuho you were so cute, and of course the 90's fashion was amazing!

[@akankshaduseja]

Can you please upload memories from India too? We would love to watch it , specifically Indians. All the love from INDIA ❤

[@hiru0317]

11:14 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 세라가 규호 따라하는거 킬링포인트ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 5번째 돌려보고있음

[@c_sh7940]

오늘 시계가 유독 빛나네요 ㅋㅋ

[@Pharphette]

Қайырлы таң ! My Dad works in Tengiz Kazakhstan every other month. He’s Canadian.

[@esiriscorner]

This was so funny to watch, Khuyo's dancing was everything lol

[@debstrout1844]

Oh my, this was so fun and cute and hilarious! Thanks guys for putting out such fun and informative vlogs. I always look forward to Sundays because that's when I can see the new video here in the US.

[@barbaramallias623]

Great memories! You were such a good dancer 🕺.... Beemo stealing the spotlight with those funny faces was hilarious 😂

[@TheEclecticRogue]

This was *hilarious* . I loved the old footage, it felt like hanging out with really close friends. Thanks for sharing, Kyuho!

[@aruzhanmedeuova2074]

Loooved the video! It’s so funny to see how much KZ has changed, if you come here again you’d be completely shocked how different it is now. And the hospital is still working!(you can find pictures of it on the internet. I googled it, don’t know how Zhezkazgan looks like rn, since I live in Almaty) and I’m so sorry that you were bullied back then:( right now, we have a lot of Koreans and korean side dishes are very popular and sold everywhere(literally, one or two korean side dish is an essential at any family gatherings or holidays)😄

[@2hearts1seoul]

Thank you so much for watching :) I can’t even imagine how much KZ must have changed! I’ve been to Almaty but only to transfer the plane I remember. I wish someday soon I can go to Almaty and Zhezkazgan again and vlog haha 😁

[@aruzhanmedeuova2074]

Omg, that would be so cool if you come here one day haha. If you guys need a tour or something, I can always help you out)

[@AP-sp8dx]

interesting! makes me laugh so hard! till my housemate came up to my room lol

[@juliawl7056]

Kyuho, love watching your childhood videos. It's truly interesting and amazing, nothing is more valuable than the experience you gained living abroad. Keep the memories alive!

[@raifde]

I feel like playing peek-a-boo with Beemo, sorry Kyuho, I wasn't really paying attention to your story in the beginning lol. Little Kyuhoo was adorbs! Can we have Sarah's childhood footage next?

[@mommygarcia9137]

Beemo acting all cray cray !! He's wants to be in the video too !!

[@healing.meditation1111]

This is best video !!! Thank you for sharing your childhood memories.♡

[@victrola2007]

Beemo thinks you are trying to tell his story and you are doing it all wrong! By the way, your Russian is still terrific. Thanks for sharing more details. Btw, shashlik is made by first marinading the meat (lamb or beef) in onions and white vinegar (sometimes red or wine in a pinch) to break down protein first, skewered on metal skewers and grilled over hot coals, until you see some charr. Although I no longer eat meat, the memory of how delicious it was, particularly when meat was so hard to get during Soviet era, makes me drool. I remember tasting my first shishkebob in the US at a bbq and being really confused by that taste. It even tastes different than a typical Middle Eastern take out kebob place in the US. This dish as well as plov (a type of stir-fried rice w/meat) actually are the culinary 'gifts' from the Tatars, the 'stans', Armenia, Georgia, etc. Lots of great recipes on line. Thanks for sharing!

[@심희수-y1m]

ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 꿀잼,,

[@lisaking3848]

Much respect for you and your family. Thank you for sharing

[@cornishpasty4344]

Is that... is that a hoodie tucked in to pants?

[@2hearts1seoul]

I believe so 😎

[@melissahayden6889]

That was fun! Especially Beemo! Could you do another installment of Khyuo’s ugly kitchen? Love watching Khyuo cook. Thanks!

[@2hearts1seoul]

Since the Channel News Asia series has wrapped up, we’ll likely have the time to come out with another episode soon :)

[@Ritsukaberry]

Lmao the last song that Kyuho was dancing to sounds like Mortal Kombat.

[@2hearts1seoul]

Hahaha, I loved for that soundtrack in the 90s! 😂

[@tublike]

Love Kyuho's laugh, so contagious! Didn't he learn Kazakh at school also or did they only use Russian?

[@lmb976]

Was nice to see Russia 🇷🇺 from years ago 👍 Now I will be waiting for the next Video of India .

[@rachna6379]

This was hilarious! Please make a video about India too soon! Love from India! 🇮🇳

[@gaoyang9734]

I loved watching Kyuho's childhood videos. Please make one of Sarah's childhood!

[@yesiampful]

I cant find a word to describe my feeling in English.. The footage are so precious. Family is so precious. I love this content.Love love your family and Beemo. From your Thai fan ❤️🇹🇭

[@2hearts1seoul]

Awww, thank you for watching ☺️❤️

[@JoannaStrozik]

I'm from Poland and now living in Australia. All this footage from Kazakhstan reminds me so much of my childhood in Poland! Same concrete apartments, cars, snow, fashion. I love this video! ❤️

[@Lart-et1og]

This was soooooo interesting to me, I love hearing about other people childhood experiences and memories. It's great that your father kept all these. I had arguments with my family -because we kept moving houses- slowly we've developed the habbit of throwing away things. So many memories are gone.. I'm forgetting a lot as I grow up and those things were there as a reminder but now they're gone and I feel sad and guilty. Anyway, this was very precious, kinda funny but very very precious to watch. Thank you

[@martamarta4738]

That hat thing is called YSHANKA

[@ymhktravel]

I enjoy watching the footage. Something different. When one looks back on those days, it's so nostalgic, and it was more interesting for us and for Kyuho because you grew up in a different culture from your own, of which about 8 years of your childhood spent abroad. Not many kids have such experience, so I guess looking back, you still savour those moments albeit the bullying.

[@dilyam7]

Omg this old footage lol!!! I've never been to Zhezkazgan but generally a lot has changed in KZ.

[@로델-h3e]

최근 구독하고 보다 보니까 나도 모르게 정주행중인데 진짜 이 영상은 댓글 안달수가 없네요ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 세라님이 지금도 똑같이 하잖아 ! 하면서 따라하시는게 너무 재밌음 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ *PEOPLE NEVER CHANGE !!*

[@이소리울]

와~~어릴적 동영상이 있다면 굉장한 보물이죠...우리때는 그런게 없어서....행복 하시길....^^

[@김지윤-p8r]

저번에 두분 궁팡에서 뵜었어요!! 방해되실까봐 혼자 우와.. 하구 지나갔었아요ㅎㅎㅎ 너무 반가웠습니다!!!

[@filicia2582]

It is a very interesting albeit unusual content. Are yoh still able to converse in Russian? And yesss, please share us about your days in India! 😁

[@gerpol81]

nice to have a childhood video, at that time camera and phone was differ, camera much more expensive only few people have it...

[@ohcrapitsmrG]

Funny to have your wife view your videos. Does your wife have any videos from your childhood?

[@jessicah317]

Sarah your mum is so nice and seems like she has a good, calm outlook on life :) All you guys are great and I love your videos!

[@LiviSkov]

I liked, commented and now I am begging for your Indian commercial 😂😂😂

[@jerry-cb3nx]

너무 아름다워서 눈물이 날 것 같아요. 부모님 사랑이 느껴져요. 어릴때도 잘생기셨고 사랑스럽고 그리고 사랑 듬뿍 받고 자라신 티가 나요. 멋진 가족이예요~^^

[@LC-le9ew]

Beemo tried to steal the show again! 😳

[@alexandraveleva8377]

This was such a sweet video!! 💕 Makes me want to go and find our old VHS tapes!!!

[@CarinaCoffee]

I'm German and the sweater that boy wears at 10:33 looks like Pumuckl! It's from a German kid's show from the 80s!

[@TheFashionPointe]

WE WANT THE SECOND PART TO THIS VIDEO!!! INDIA 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽

[@gingersytsma623]

I grew up in Japan as an American. They call us third culture kids because you are influenced by your parents' culture and the country's culture. Essentially you create your own culture, a third culture. I'm old now and have lived most of my life, since attending college, in the USA. But when I visit Japan, I feel like I'm going "home." It's interesting learning about your experiences in a different culture, Kyuho.

[@singderella4261]

규호님!오늘 말이 약간 느린것 같은게 기분좋게 한잔 하고 촬영한 듯한 느낌이에요 ㅎㅎ (그냥 제 느낌^^) 저는 결혼후 해외 생활하지만 우리 아이들이 규호님 같이 한국 교육 경험이 없어서 어린 규호님 모습이 더 친근하게 다가오네요 춤은 안 추지만 비디오 많이 찍어줘야겠어요 ♡

[@JoeyDrawTunes]

This video was so funny I was laughing the entire time. Kyuho's dancing paired with Beemo's random faces is classic. They are actually really similar by the looks of it haha

[@butterflymuse2707]

This is so precious! I love seeing stuff like this. My husband recently digitized his and my childhood videos, and that required us to watch them all in real time. It was so trippy to see what the two of us were doing, sometimes at the same time, but across the country from each other without any idea that the other existed or that we'd meet someday, lol. DANCING LEE 🕺🕺🕺🕺

[@stacywiley9313]

Thank you Kyuho for your childhood memories of your russian life, including Kyuho's dancing( I give you 1000000,000 points for dancing Lee), I hope you do more about your childhood and Sarah's as well! I Feel sorry for Beemo got mad beacuse he went to be part of your vlog! Have a good week and hugs to you all and beemo too. See Ya!

[@2hearts1seoul]

Hahah, this is where the dancing started it seems 😂 Yes, Beemo gets superrrr jealous when when film talking videos, because our attention isn’t directed at him 😅 Thanks So much for watching, and have a great week!

[@stacywiley9313]

@@2hearts1seoul You welcome!

[@fathaa.975]

Bro, Kyuho pronunciation has changed so much, lowkey he sounded very Russian when he said, "I'd like to go for a walk." But right after when he repeated the same sentence he sounded very north American.

[@wwhyte6479]

Your kids should be very cute, mix of Korean and Canadian.

[@shmickyshmoe]

Awwww. So cute!! I’m very glad you survived the bullying , so sorry you experienced that ☹️. That must stay with you and affect you and your sister still. Still, it’s nice you were able to experience different countries, food and languages. Very happy you turned out to be kind and sweet. 😂😂 Beemo is too much!!! I had to stop crocheting and lace making because of my chihuahua! He was not happy when I sat paying so much attention to something else and would tangle up what I was making! So naughty!! 😂. YES, let’s see and hear about your impressions of India👍🏻. Thanks for sharing, have a healthy and happy week! Oh! Big thumbs up to your mom for helping you learn to speak Korean.

[@2hearts1seoul]

Thank you so much for your kind comment! My sister and I didn’t really understand racism back then since we were too young, but thankfully we are all good now :) Beemo really wanted our attention while we were filming. We had to edit a lot lol I will try to find some more footage about India. Again thanks for watching and have a great week 😄

[@almahdi990]

Oh! Those dimples! :D Love you guys! Enjoyed the video a lot!

[@the3rdeye776]

Even though you were picked on, it is wonderful you turned out fine and not vindictive! Apparently, you have a good soul from the beginning. You guys are the best international couple youtube channel.

[@사랑다육-l1t]

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[@JamConcerned]

So cute, Kyuho is exactly the same, too funny. Flashing his dimples. Does Beemo have a lot of Kyuho's personality?

[@2hearts1seoul]

Beemo DOES have a lot of Kyuho’s personality traits now that you mention it! 😂 Like father like son I guess! 👦🏻😽

[@Sophie_Woit]

I like those kind of story telling videos, very sweet & personal so thank you for sharing this part of you, (the both of you) this was really interesting & I must be honest I didn´t know that you lived in Russia (sorry I only follow you both since last year) so this is very helpful to even get to know you more, you both.

[@RaviaDeNor1387]

Lol he hasn't changed always hungry dacing and passing out

[@rogergarcia1550]

Nice moves Kyuho! Thanks for sharing.

[@MultiRabe]

Omg, you were such a cute kid Kyuho! I absolutely love your early dance moves! This has to be one of your more popular videos to date...

[@IammGabyArte]

It's Sarah's turn. I like tiny dancing lee

[@mihaelaghitau4900]

Why you don't come in Romania? You two guys can stay in my house .you will like here

[@zlumi428]

Aww, how cute, such great and wonderful memories, hehe...so nice.😊👍🏻

[@tensangchoe]

Can’t wait to see you modeling and commercial in India. 🇮🇳

[@AdrenalStorm]

Okay, I have to admit I was both cringing and laughing at Kyuho's younger photos and videos. I'm guessing in a more ethnically diverse country, they are more accepting of people from other countries such as America, Australia, Canada, etc (of course racism will occur in any country, though I'm sure there are equal or greater parts people who will be accepting and kind to you). When I was attending National Taiwan University, we had this one non-Taiwanese international student from South Africa who made it in through scholarships and international exams. While on the surface, we were welcoming to him, for some reason he was not invited to many major events, and even if we felt bad and tried to invite him, we only did it half-ass'ed and didn't really care. I wasn't part of the "main" group in my school department either so I can relate to him being left out, having been an Americanized Taiwanese to only moved here because my dad lost his job. In fact, when I moved to Taiwan from the USA (born in NYC), I felt more discriminated than I ever was in the United States. I was left out of a lot of events in high school, Taiwan and even now I don't really have that many fond social memories from my high school in Taiwan except for those two friends that I thankfully made to study for college. University was a bit better, but because there are just so many people, it's hard to make lasting friendships. When I returned back to New York, I felt I fit in perfectly again, and it felt like returning home. When I started school in PS 31, New York, it was easier to fit in. Of course, there were still bullying and kids being dicks, but most of it wasn't racism, just the regular social hierarchy BS that made popular kids bully less popular kids to keep their popular standing. I don't have any identity crisis thankfully. I am fully Asian American, and I am proud of it. I embrace and take pride in my Taiwanese heritage and culture, but the free USA will always be my loving permanent home. Anyway, enough of that, I'm so happy to see Kyuho share his childhood! Next time, Sarah please! XD How did Sarah feel when she moved to Korea? Did she feel like she was left out? Did she get worshipped because she was a foreigner (some places in Asia worship foreigners, especially if you're white, lol)

[@brokenlove999]

oh man~ I laughed a lot. thanks, guys.

[@dana.y4944]

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