Essay About South Korea

Introduction

South Korea is a very cultural and historical place which has 51 million inhabitants. Their country is in the southern part of the Korean Peninsula and they own many thousands of islands, however not all are habitable. They have very extreme weathers and a very varying terrain. Above all, these the Koreans are very proud people that value education, culture and history very much.

Geography South Korea is a country in East Asia which covers the southern part of the Korean Peninsula. This country is bordered by one country to the north, North Korea and then surrounded by different seas where the Yellow Sea is to the west, the East China Sea to the south and the Sea of Japan to the east.

South Korea has different type of terrain

The cold and dry winters and the warm and moist air from the summers are because South Korea is affected by the Asian monsoon regime. The cold air masses from the Asian continent prevail and the moist and warm air masses from the Southeastern Asia countries. In the middle of summer and at the very beginning of autumn, South Korea can be affected by typhoons. The typhoons are accompanied by large amounts of rainfall and strong winds, and usually produce the greatest damage on the south coast at cities such as Busan, which is the second largest

They have used their history with many wars to in the end become a democratic powerful country that still lacks in some aspects, such as many of the wildlife soon being extinct due to high demands in land to construct homes to the growing population, etc. As they are being surrounded by different types of seas, they have a very variating climate which can include typhoons and yellow dust and a very varying terrain. All of this is what characterises Korea and this shows all the uniqueness this country