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Education

Main articles: Education in North Korea and Education in South Korea

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The modern Korean school system consists of six years in elementary school, three years in middle school, and three years in high school. Students are required to go to elementary and middle school, and do not have to pay for their education, except for a small fee called a “School Operation Support Fee” that differs from school to school. The Programme for International Student Assessment, coordinated by the OECD, currently ranks South Korea’s science education as the third best in the world and being significantly higher than the OECD average.[53]
Korea also ranks second on math and literature and first in problem solving. Although South Korean students often rank high on international comparative tests, the education system is sometimes criticised for its emphasis on passive learning and memorisation. The Korean education system is much more strict and structured than most Western societies. Also, high cost and dependence on non-school private institutions (Hagwon[??]) is criticised as a major social problem. After students enter university, however, the situation is markedly reversed.
[edit]Science and technology

Main article: Science and technology in Korea

Jikji, Selected Teachings of Buddhist Sages and Seon Masters, the earliest known book printed with movable metal type, 1377. Bibliothèque Nationale de Paris.
One of the best known artifacts of Korea’s history of science and technology is Cheomseongdae (???, ???), a 9.4-meter high observatory built in 634.
The earliest known surviving Korean example of woodblock printing is the Mugujeonggwang Great Dharani Sutra.[54] It is believed to have been printed in Korea in 750-751 AD which, if correct, would make it older than the Diamond Sutra. Goryeo silk was highly regarded by Westerners and Korean pottery made with blue-green celadon was of the highest quality and sought after by even Arabian merchants. Goryeo had a bustling economy with a capital that was frequented by merchants from all over the known world.
During the Joseon period the Geobukseon (turtle Ship) was invented, which were covered by a wooden deck and iron with thorns,[55][56][57] as well as other weapons such as the bigyeokjincheolloe (?????, ?????) and the hwacha.
The Korean alphabet hangul was also invented during this time by King Sejong the Great.
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I say, Korea and Japan should join hands and they will be 100 times more advanced than they are now.

PS I’m korean and I love Japan

Please don’t be fooled by nationalistic Japanese posing as Korean. Koreans rarely go into English websites.