/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>36366912
>Modern Korean is written in Hangul, a system developed in the 15th century for that purpose. Modern Hangul uses 24 basic letters and 27 complex letters. Originally, Korean was a spoken language, as written records were maintained in Classical Chinese, which is not mutually intelligible with either the historical or modern Korean languages, even in its spoken form. Hanja, Chinese characters adapted to the Korean language, are still used to a very limited extent in South Korea
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modern China sucks ass for various reasons but middle-aged China was a genuine powerhouse of the region. they pretty much influenced all of Asia at the time with their culture