BANGKOK - When Japanese popular culture gained traction in Korea in, the 1990s critics deplored the comic books, and music. Saying they were destroying Korean traditions and values.
, Now with the Korean wave experiencing phenomenal popularity. All, across AsiaTraditionalists in these countries are expressing similar concern over the harmful effects Korean TV shows and K-pop stars. Are having on their own societies.
Speaking to The, Korea Times journalists from a variety of Asian countries from Mongolia,, To Thailand said one, of the most worrisome by-products of the Korean wave was the spread of plastic surgery.
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