The unspoken skill of nunchi
A blessing and a curse of South Korean society
In my personal opinion, one of the best parts of living in a multicultural city that welcomes with open arms immigrants from all over the world is the chance one gets at experiencing an incredibly broad variety of different cultures, as almost every immigrant tends to take some parts of their homeland—be it something tangible, like traditional celebrations or national foods, or something more elusive and obscure, like ways of thinking and unspoken culture codes—into their new home.
