What is Korea?
Q: What is Korea?
A: Korea is a peninsula in northeast Asia, also known as the Korean Peninsula.
Q: When did Korea become a country?
A: Korea became a country (or state) in 918.
Q: How long have people been living in Korea?
A: People have been living in Korea for about 15,000 years.
Q: What is South Korea's biggest city?
A: South Korea's biggest city is Seoul, the capital of South Korea. The city has more than 10 million people and the region of Seoul has more than 15 million people.
Q: What language do Korean people speak?
A: Korean people speak the Korean language. Many people in South Korea study English and other languages such as Chinese and Japanese at school.
Q: What are some features of modern day South Korea?
A: South Korea is an advanced country with large cities, high-speed rail trains, high-speed internet, and many television and radio networks. Many Korean television dramas are popular around the world.
Q: How do farmers fare economically in modern day South Korea? A: The Korean farmers are not rich and struggle to compete with cheap food from other countries.
