South Korea - True or False

Actually, plastic surgery is very common in South Korea.

In the ROK, they use red ink to show that a person is either dead or close to dying. When someone writes their name in red ink, it's a pretty bad sign.

Although it is popular in Japan, this form of Martial Arts is completely South Korean.

In South Korea, they eat dogs as a cultural thing. But now, it is becoming controversial and a much less popular option

Kimchi is a pickled cabbage side dish.

A man with a beard is considered dirty in South Korea,

Cherry Blossoms are native to somewhere in Eurasia.

The number 4 is considered unlucky, because it sounds like the word 'Death' in Korean.

This is why idols have an international age (one year less than their Korean age).

One of the common facts is that Koreans think there is some significance to their blood type. Their neighbors in Japan are also similar in that way. While people in other countries may or may not know their blood type, every South Korean certainly does know theirs.

No, I'm pretty sure this is rude everywhere.

False rumor.

South Korea's population is roughly 35-36 times larger than Hawaii's population.