The most beautiful words and songs have been said and written about love, people of different countries are afraid and cursed of it, they revel in it and enjoy it, as the highest gift of heaven. Everyone experiences this feeling in their own way, but it cannot be denied that social society has a great influence on the formation of these very experiences and torments. This is why every country and every culture has its own understanding of love.
China
In China, the concept of "love" is very far from the European one. "Gun quing" is the name of the feeling that most married couples have for each other. It is based on mutual help, pity, the desire to be close to each other. Sexual attraction is just an adjunct that no one sees as an important criterion when building a serious relationship.
Korea
Korea regards love as a long-lasting feeling that attracts two people and does not let go over the years. In their opinion, it can arise between people who are completely unpleasant to each other. Koreans believe that such vivid rejection also has a hidden meaning of some kind of close connection between them. Korean love "jung" can arise only after passing through many trials and jointly transferred events.
England
The British are convinced that true love stems from true friendship between a man and a woman. The aristocratic nation is categorically against the initiative coming from women. Modest at the beginning of a relationship and generous afterward, the British know how to win the most sophisticated hearts.
France
It is a mistake to think that the French are the most romantic nation. Men in this country are unlikely to come on a first date with flowers or book a table at a great restaurant. Rather, they will offer to cross over at lunch, giving the lady the opportunity to pay the bill herself. Love in France takes on very clear European forms, where it is fashionable and convenient to live in a civil marriage until the age of 30-35 or until the girl becomes pregnant.
