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Welcome to Thuong Lieu, a place where future billionaires come to get inspired. Subscribe to learn more about the lifestyle of the human race. South Korea is one of the richest and most developed Asian countries in the world, with the third largest economy in Asia and the 11th largest in the world. In order to gain the status of the Asian tiger as it is now, South Korea also has to go through huge and beautiful challenges. Today, South Korea has become a world-class destination with a high standard of living, not only famous for its entertainment industry, with K-pop idol culture, K-dramas, South Korea also owns many of the world's top technology, cosmetics and food companies. The beauty industry of this country has soon become dominant in Asia in cosmetics and aesthetic surgery. With outstanding development, with the opportunity to develop the economy, enhance life, knowledge and opportunity for the people. However, on the other hand, the pressure of Koreans to endure in a competitive and disruptive environment is also extremely intense. With strong economic development, the rich Korean people have quickly become worthy figures in terms of wealth and power. They live in luxurious houses, run large companies, own supercars traveling around the world, and enjoy expensive food. However, behind those fancy luxuries, there must be a lot of secrets and feelings that the rich Korean people are experiencing. In recent years, there have been more and more animated and deep-rooted films about life as a struggle of the rich Korean people. It has just brought curiosity and excitement to the viewer. So in fact, is the life of the rich in South Korea as luxurious and luxurious as on the screen? To solve this puzzle, I invite you to come with the rich to explore in today's video. The content is divided into two parts. First, the puzzle about the prosperity of South Korea. The last part is to learn about the Great Korean Empire. Without further ado, let's get started. Located in the northeast of the Asian continent, located in the south of the Korean Peninsula, the Great Korean Empire is a country with a fairly small area of only about 100,000 square kilometers, but has a large population of about 51 million people and a strong economic development. Therefore, South Korea is the ideal destination for the Asian community to live and work. With a very pleasant climate with clear four seasons, the people of Kimchi are also blessed with beautiful natural scenery. Famous destinations must be mentioned such as Jeju Island, the legendary Nami Island, the sea city of Busan, and many other landmarks. The capital of Seoul is a name that is perhaps too famous for lovers of Korean movies. This prosperous capital currently has about 30 million inhabitants and is the second largest metropolitan area in the world after Tokyo. With a super-expensive living cost, this metropolitan area offers a convenient, high-level but also very competitive life. Seoul alone has created 22% of South Korea's GDP and has more than 50 major financial institutions here. The currency of South Korea is won. Currently, the value of this currency is about 17,000 times that of Vietnam. Despite the impact of the global economic downturn after the pandemic and the war, the currency still has an ideal level of growth in Asia. Having a rich and diverse cultural background with the world, the core values ​​of the Korean people still have common points compared to the neighboring cultures such as Japan and China. To this day, the culture of Korean life is remembered by the world with many unique things. For example, when it comes to cuisine, it must be kimchi, kimbap, tteokbokki. In terms of Hanbok, there must be a traditional Hanbok set. In terms of residential architecture, there is Hanok. The most memorable and outstanding point about this country is that music is currently developing very strongly and has an impact on the whole world. K-pop is literally just a modern Korean music genre and it is becoming a global music trend, attracting millions of viewers and listening on online platforms with the culture of building an entertainment idol in the form of a solo or band group. The well-known names that have been given the name of global music groups such as BTS or Blackpink are becoming more and more famous and helping Korean entertainment to gain both fame and money at an unimaginable level. To become a prosperous and developing country as it is today, this technology empire has gone through a very difficult process due to being destroyed by war. The brutal 1950-1953 Korean War destroyed Korea to a terrible extent, bringing it back to the starting point as one of the poorest countries in the world. Destroyed facilities, as well as the increase in the number of unemployed and criminals in the 60s. The Korean economy has become more and more unstable. The whole country is suffering from poverty, the economic growth is almost zero and almost all of the profits belong to the U.S. Treasury. On the battlefield, officials go to work without enough to eat. When they have jobs, they try to make ends meet. In 1961, Lieutenant General Park Chung-hee took over power and became the president of Korea in the new Republic. After that, he introduced a series of policies aimed at promoting the economy and developing the country. To this day, Koreans are still arguing about his mission. He was elected as a dictatorial leader, while the Korea Times magazine named him as the most influential figure in Korea. The election was held by Gallup in 2015. 4.4% of Koreans consider him the greatest president in history. The only thing that the descendants cannot deny is his talent for leadership and his sharp thinking that led the Korean economy to take shocking steps. In Korea at that time, there was no way to do business. Most of the assets were in the hands of wealthy families for a long time. This made Park open up three plans at the same time to fight corruption, change the economy and enrich the rich. This directly made him criticized as a dictator. Many rich businessmen were arrested. The opposition at that time was waiting for Park to strike like this. But he soon let them go after that. His main goal was to use their talents to promote national interests. These rich businessmen had to commit to establish companies to serve the new economy that Park and his team planned. Still not rich in natural resources, Park and his team decided to focus on the export of manufactured goods. To do that, Korea had to improve a lot of things, from education, infrastructure systems to financial resources. In terms of human resources, Korea has begun to increase educational development at all levels. Many vocational training centers and training centers have been built to encourage education in society. Funds from markets and hospitals are also invested in education. Finally, human resources are the most valuable resource that Korea has until now. Gradually, the strength of human resources, technology and infrastructure have gradually increased in Korea's industry and began to develop more significant fields such as chemicals and electronics. To develop heavy industry and chemicals, Korea has built research and education centers aimed at those technologies. Through that, it can be related to the production of steel, machines, ships or cars. Instead of letting the free market dominate, the Korean government now decides which business will be prioritized and which government will be supported to develop in that field. Until today, you may not be unfamiliar with the name J-BON. This is the name of a group of huge family-owned companies that make the decision to strengthen the country. In fact, they were formed thanks to President Park Chang-hee's initiative. J-BON and the policy to encourage people to focus on production to export have become the foundation for helping the economy as well as the industrial sector of Korea to grow and prosper more than ever. 20 years later, from 1970 to 1990, Asia and the world have witnessed the rapid development of the Korean economy. Seoul has gradually become a global city, one of the busiest trade centers in Northeast Asia, and at the same time, it has climbed to the top of the world's top economic development centers. To create such a miracle, we can't not mention the support for the special relationship between South Korea and the United States. From the war aid to the use of US allies, South Korea has integrated into the global trade bloc led by the US during the Cold War. Korea's use of this large trade network has played an important role in bringing them prosperity. From the 1960s to the 1990s, the governments of South Korea forced or encouraged businesses in the country to export in order to earn foreign currency. The unexpected result of this is that companies like Hyundai, Samsung and LG are forced to compete globally. This is especially true in the US market. Korean companies have built the largest and earliest export markets. In the midst of the chaos of the world, South Korea officially entered the modern era. From a poor country to the income of 94 USD per year, in 1961, South Korea quickly became the Asian dragon. South Korea in the Modern Age In 1987, after more than 10 years since Park was assassinated, the people of this country overthrew the military system and opened up new horizons for their development. To this day, the People's Republic of Korea is a democracy-developed country South Korea's GDP in 2022 was estimated at about 1,910 billion USD, making it one of the countries with the highest GDP in the world. South Korea's economy is led by key sectors such as electronics, cars, steel, materials, construction materials and services. Famous brands such as Samsung, LG, Hyundai and Kia are increasingly developing. In addition, South Korea is also investing heavily in new industries and high-tech such as robots, artificial intelligence and media. Above all, South Korea also has a high-quality education and training system with many universities and leading research institutes in the world. This country is ranked among the leading countries in education systems with the best training quality in the world. According to official statistics, in 2010, South Korea had 3.2 million university students and 316,000 after-university students. South Korean universities have begun to gain international recognition. The No. 1 university in South Korea is Seoul National University, which is considered one of the top universities in Asia and one of the top 100 universities in the world. In addition, South Korea also has many other famous universities attracting many foreign students to come to study. This system helps train high-quality human resources to meet the needs of businesses in and outside the country. South Koreans have learned English early due to the need. This is a tool that has helped them succeed in many special cultural aspects. They have successfully transformed culture into a weak power to conquer the world. On the military side, South Korea also has a light and powerful force with many modern equipment. This is a power that is not only powerful in economy, but also very good in military. A class-dividing society Maybe you don't know South Korean youth have created a theory of class division according to each class. There are four types gold class, silver class, bronze class, and earth class. This concept has begun to spread strongly in recent years when the class distinction on the poor is becoming more and more clear. It can be simply understood that the class of a person in society is based on his or her parents' wealth and income. Therefore, South Korean society is now certain that the success of a person will depend on whether he or she is born in a rich family or not. This theory appeared in 2015 and was first used widely in the Korean social network community. The gold class is those who have an annual income of 200 million won, 4 billion won. Next is the silver class with an annual income of 80 million won, 1.6 billion won. The bronze class has an income of about 55 million won, 1 billion won. And finally, the earth class with an annual income of 20 million won, 400 million won. The silver class in South Korea is quite special. They account for about 10% of the population but also create a large part of GDP for the country and public services for the people. In this class, they are also divided into small groups. There is a very big difference between the Chaebol, Taifit, and Buja, the rich. Chaebol, under the power of Taifit. The rich class and the most important power in the silver class as well as in Korean society is Chaebol. The long-standing Taifit companies have a traditional character in many different fields and often expand to the whole world. They also play a major role in promoting the Korean economy where Chaebols increasingly receive special love from the government and play an important role in political issues in Korea. In 2017, the total income of the 10 largest Chaebols in Korea accounted for 44.2% of the country. In 2020, a report by the Korea CXO Institute showed that the total income of the 44 largest Chaebols in Korea in December 2019 was 1.6 trillion won, accounting for 84.3% of the country's GDP. Samsung recorded 314 trillion won, accounting for 19.4% of the country's GDP. Perhaps you will not be surprised by the images of famous Chaebol leaders sitting together to discuss important issues of the country or being invited to meet international partners when they come to Korea. When the Arab emperor came to Korea with a budget of about $500 billion, he also met and discussed the relationship between business partners with the top five Korean Chaebol leaders Samsung, SK, Hyundai, LG, and Lotte. The most famous Chaebol in Korea is probably Lee Jae-jong, vice-president of Samsung Electronics and the head of Samsung Group. Samsung Dick is the No. 1 group of the Korean People's Republic. It was founded in 1938. There is even a joke that the Korean president can go to jail as a way of confirming the ultimate power of this Chaebol. The data on the media cannot describe all the power of Chaebol in Korea. The influence of wealthy Chaebol is widespread in all aspects. Most of the projects, such as construction, film, culture, fashion, are less related to the subsidiaries of the Chaebol. In fact, most of the daily necessities or services that Koreans are using will also be associated with Chaebol. Although the Korean government is trying to make Chaebols play a major role in the economy, it cannot completely stop. For example, Samsung, which was founded by Lee Byung-chun, has now divided into 5 smaller Chaebols for the children in the family. That is, not to mention some subsidiaries that are not mentioned. Speaking of life, Chaebols are not like movies, but movies are trying to be like them. In fact, the standard of how much money is not suitable to define Chaebols The way they enjoy life is not quite as grand as Korean movies reflect. In fact, the powerful figures in each class in Korea are not the ambitious ones who spend time all month to spend money on shopping instead of supercars, traveling, or eating delicious food. Because they have to manage a large number of subsidiaries and a large number of workers, they are responsible for caring for thousands to tens of thousands Chaebols are very good at saving. Every time they appear in public, Korean subsidiaries always surprise the media with their power. For example, the princess of Samsung, Lee Bo-jin, always appears with high-end, simple, luxurious clothes. Her hairstyle does not change according to the day like many subsidiaries in the film. Of course, this is not a common trait in Korean subsidiaries. Especially the younger Chaebol generations are not as active as we imagined. About housing, Korean subsidiaries often live in Gangnam area of Seoul, South Korea. This area is considered the financial and trade center of this country and is known for many shops, restaurants, bars and luxury shopping centers. Many famous and rich characters of Korea, including the presidents of large corporations such as Samsung, Hyundai, LG and SK, all have houses and offices in this area. This is one of the most important real estate values in Seoul and South Korea. Houses in Gangnam area are very expensive, about 2 billion won, equivalent to about 36 billion won. However, luxury houses are larger and have special value, which can be up to hundreds of billions of won. The rental price here is also very high, ranging from a few thousand dollars to tens of thousands of dollars per month. Chaebol houses usually also have a team of employees to help manage the crowd, which is even bigger than fashion shows. Each Chaebol also has a few personal lawyers and a separate company lawyer. If you are impressed with the images of the main characters in the Korean film Black Card, then it is true that in South Korea, these cards are considered the symbol of power and wealth. The famous black card of South Korea is Hyundai Card, which has a monthly membership of 2.5 million won. This is the highest annual membership card in South Korea. You will have to get the approval of the board of directors including 8 people including Vice President of Hyundai Card, Chung Tae-yang. There are quite a few Korean idols using this card. It is usually given to 0.05% VIP customers and they have to spend at least 10 million won per month. Chaebol's mobile cars often come from famous brands such as Lamborghini, Ferrari, Rolls-Royce, Bugatti and Porsche. In addition, they also often own luxury cars of brands such as Mercedes-Benz, BMW and Audi. In addition, the leaders of large corporations such as Hanwha, SK, Samsung and LG also own private cars priced from 50 to 60 billion won. But it is not common to drive a private car to pick up your lover in a movie. In the hands of South Korea, it is often shown that this is quite realistic from the third generation of Chaebol in South Korea. Studying at university and after university abroad is the minimum standard. It is also difficult to get a degree if you do not study abroad at universities such as Harvard, Stanford, Yale, MIT, Oxford, Cambridge. In the Korean financial system, there is a law of inalienability. Usually, people who do not have a financial background are very unlikely to be able to enter these powerful families. Of course not. Even those who belong to the rich or famous artists in Korea are not considered to be a match for Chaebol. They are all considered ordinary people. It is necessary to explain correctly about this word. It does not mean ordinary class, but because Chaebols need to find people with quality, vision, and minimum degree to be able to inherit the traditional values and develop a long-term group for the prosperity of South Korea. This is also the reason why rich families often have marital alliances with poor families. Due to the growing poverty in South Korea, a part of the social network is also reflected in the film. In popular martial arts films, Chaebols often have images of difficult personalities, narrow-minded, or selfish. They are not bad, but they are very difficult to approach. Therefore, people often have a bad impression of the real Chaebols. Of course, there are Chaebols who have a lot of money and a lot of wealth to help many difficult situations. Most Chaebols often have a common and prosperous heart for South Korea. Therefore, they always want to improve their lives, provide jobs and opportunities for those around them. In fact, the Chaebols have a very luxurious life. They have both money and power, but they are much more modest in the film. They also have big and important They have a lot of wealth but they are not Chaebols. These Chaebols can be recognized by businessmen or celebrities, business owners, investors or financial experts, real estate, culture, or famous entertainers such as actors, singers, idols or artists in South Korea that we often know are mostly in this group. However, there are also a few famous people who are close to the Chaebols. Muza is a middle class that has just emerged in the modern world of this country. Muza's class is not as powerful as the Chaebols to participate in major national events, but they have a great influence on the cultural situation in South Korea as well as support and become a representative image for large corporations in this country. Muza's income is often high or even very high, usually over 500 million won, which is about 440,000 USD a year. Therefore, they often own luxury products It can't be denied that there are still individuals in Muza's class, even though they are so rich. However, this class is still not as high as the Chaebols because the ability to join Muza's class is easier, sometimes you just have to try. Many rich people still earn a lot of money even though they don't pay much attention to education and high cultural level. They don't care about education and art. They are just getting rich and losing money to show their status. The biggest difference compared to the Chaebols is that most of the people in the Muza group follow social trends. They shop and enjoy life in a direct or indirect way. There is a district called Cheongdam-dong, which is located in Gangnam District, Seoul, South Korea. This area is a place where high-end fashion stores, restaurants and cafes are concentrated. Therefore, this is also a favorite of the rich people of Muza. Cheongdam-dong is known for some interesting places such as Apgujeong Radio Street, which is one of the reddest shopping streets in Seoul with many fashion stores, Cheongdam Luxury Street is a street only for luxury cars and fashion stores of high-end brands such as Louis Vuitton, Chanel, Gucci, Prada and Hermes. Or Cheongdam-dong Fashion Street is a street for fashion lovers with many clothing stores, slippers, fashion accessories of famous Korean designers. Muza often has a habit of using rain in luxury restaurants. In addition, the dishes that rich people like are also high-end and delicious dishes such as Omakase, which is a traditional Korean dish but made in the Japanese style of Omakase and costs up to 200 USD for a meal. Seafood such as lobster, scallops, Alaska salmon, salmon roe or Kobe beef are the ingredients that often appear in their meals. Under Muza, there are also unique supercars customized to suit your taste and personal style to increase the uniqueness and value of your car. Korean supercars often have hundreds of billions of dollars and are kept very carefully only for the purpose of participating in famous events or traveling in luxury areas. Korean rich people often have a high-end tourism taste and often choose luxurious destinations, including luxurious cities such as Paris, London, New York, Los Angeles and Dubai. In addition, they also like to go to resting places such as Phuket, Hong Kong and Hong Kong. Some rich families also have cruise ships to rest on the sea. In these trips, supercars often prioritize luxurious services including 5-star hotels, high-end rest areas, high-end restaurants and unique entertainment experiences such as sailing on the Blue River in Paris or taking pictures of the most beautiful beaches in Maldives. 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