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come and laugh at STUPID Koreans! Pray to PIG for good exam results! Babi God!

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韩国高考也疯狂[组图]

2011年06月05日 10:24:16  来源: 国际在线
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Not parents here! This ritual is by the SCHOOL! School is praying to the Babi God for good exam result from their students, passing rates is very important to the reputation and ego and fame for the SCHOOLS! It is the exam papers stuffed in pig's mouth & ears?:confused::*::D

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  只有中国在高考时举国上下如临大敌?错!在韩国高考中,考生、家长以及社会的紧张程度丝毫不逊中国。11月16日是韩国一年一度的高考日,考试为期一天,约有59万考生参加了2006年的考试。这一天学生们要考完4门课程。上班族给考生让路,家长在校门口烧香,学弟学妹摇旗祈福……真的好紧张!

资料图片:韩国高考前几日,很多学校会举行祭祀。(来源:国际在线)

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School staffs teachers and head master must COWTAU to the pig head.
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资料图片:韩国高考前几日,很多学校会举行祭祀。(来源:国际在线)

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资料图片:校门口祈福的家长和学弟学妹。(来源:国际在线)

While exam is taking place inside schools the parents and sibling of students COWTAU outside to wish for GOOD LUCK!

Papa sent son to school for exam, students beat drums to chant for good luck:
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Shitting bricks inside the exam halls:
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  资料图片:2006年11月16日,在韩国首都首尔,学生们在考场内等待2007年度大学入学考试的开始。新华社/路透

one fucker came late for exam:
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Parents must go pray at temples for good luck to children taking exam:
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God pse make my son / daughter pass this exam! Thank you!:D:eek:
 
Oh dear....what will those morons do if the exams take place in Matlaysia?
 
no different from singaporean student who go kwan yin ma to pray for good result ...
 
no different from singaporean student who go kwan yin ma to pray for good result ...

Can see that Catholic are the same they burn these candles:

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Ave Maria bless my son to pass this exam ! :D
 
Can see that Catholic are the same they burn these candles:

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Ave Maria bless my son to pass this exam ! :D

Christains will pray " no matter exam pass or fail please give me a good record book so that I can go heaven " .
 
no different from singaporean student who go kwan yin ma to pray for good result ...

All superstitious, unscientific nonsense. Their education have gone to waste.
 
Christains will pray " no matter exam pass or fail please give me a good record book so that I can go heaven " .

Before I came into maturity, I was a christian. I remember once praying hard to god while awaiting my maths test result. I got full marks then. I barely passed for the subsequent tests because I basically spent all my time on praying instead. This is just one of the many pernicious effects religiosity has on a person. It imbues one with a false sense of security. Think of the ah peks and ah mms squandering their coffin money on 4D and Toto after praying for lucky numbers. :rolleyes:
 
Well said .. Clap clap

This is why Sinkies and Koreans study like dogs, much much harder than the "lazy" ang mos, and yet the "lazy" ang mos are the ones who head their research facilities. While Sinkies are busy memorising texts in libraries, ang mos are enjoying their sabbaticals and gap years. :rolleyes:
 
Christains will pray " no matter exam pass or fail please give me a good record book so that I can go heaven " .

Christians no need one. A lot of pastors and preachers are ex-convicts, ex-drug addicts, ex-underworld...etc. And they will proudly proclaim that they were such and such before. So for Christians there is no need to kancheong over examination results.
 
Before I came into maturity, I was a christian. I remember once praying hard to god while awaiting my maths test result. I got full marks then. I barely passed for the subsequent tests because I basically spent all my time on praying instead. This is just one of the many pernicious effects religiosity has on a person. It imbues one with a false sense of security. Think of the ah peks and ah mms squandering their coffin money on 4D and Toto after praying for lucky numbers. :rolleyes:

bro...i like it when you start off " before i came into maturity , i was a christain " . bro congrats , you are a freeman now .
 
Christians no need one. A lot of pastors and preachers are ex-convicts, ex-drug addicts, ex-underworld...etc. And they will proudly proclaim that they were such and such before. So for Christians there is no need to kancheong over examination results.

oh yes, most of those so-called half way house are for those ex-convicts and ex-drug addicts . i got one friend who go to city havest and shake head every sunday ..he told me one of the members there actucally sell those party pills at the church to make them " experience god " ....this is not a joke ...
 
Exams are here. They Pray or JUMP!

http://www.channelnewsasia.com/stories/lifestylenews/view/1133442/1/.html

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Exam pressure can drive S. Korea teens to suicide

Posted: 06 June 2011 1121 hrs
South Korean students take an exam in Seoul.

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South Korean students take an exam in Seoul.



SEOUL: The crushing pressure on South Korean teenagers to perform well in exams can leave some students so distraught they feel life just isn't worth living.

Dozens of teenagers kill themselves every year -- often around the time of an annual college entrance exam -- amid fears they didn't do well enough to enter the college of their dreams.

In one recent shocking case, a 16-year-old in the southwestern city of Mokpo doused himself with gasoline and set himself ablaze in the street.

He left a note saying he had done badly in tests and felt he had let his parents down.

The number of school-age suicides rose from 100 in 2003 to 202 in 2009, according to education ministry statistics.

Dozens more attempt to kill themselves but survive.

Another survey showed about 20 per cent of high and middle school students feel tempted to commit suicide, higher than 17.4 per cent among adults in one of the world's most suicide-prone countries.

South Korean teenagers have long studied late into the night to stay ahead in the rat race for admission to top universities seen as offering them a head start in life.

Education is highly prized in South Korea and plays a major role in determining job and marriage prospects.

Angela Kwon, a high school senior in Suwon just south of Seoul, attends school classes from 7.00 am to 4.00 pm.

Then she studies at a $1,400-a-month private cram school until 10.00 pm night -- before returning to her boarding school and swotting until 2 am in the library.

Even at weekends Kwon, like many of her age, spends most waking hours at the library and the cram school. She catches up on sleep when commuting.

Government data shows the average high school senior sleeps about five hours and studies more than 11 hours a day.

"Sleep has been so elusive for years...many of my friends say they are tired of feeling exhausted all the time," said Kwon, 18.

"I and my friends sneak out of school to watch a movie once every few months, but we feel extremely guilty."

Kim Hye-In, a high school senior in Suwon, said she and her friends wear rubber bands round their wrist and snap them periodically to keep themselves awake.

"Waking up in the morning after sleeping four hours is the hardest part of my day," said the 18-year-old, who usually studies until two in the morning to try to get into a music school of her choice.

"There's no freedom in my life now. We doze off during a class and often get beaten when caught by a teacher."

Today's children are "in a constant state of extreme exhaustion, sleep-deprivation and depression", said Park Jae-Won, head of Seoul's Visang Education Research Centre.

"Many parents push children to study at an increasingly earlier age regardless of their brain development...even causing depression or attention deficit disorders as a result," he said.

Bae Joo-Mi, a clinical psychologist at the Korea Youth Counseling Institute, said the number of calls for help has grown over the years.

"In the past, the competition kicked off in earnest in middle or high school, now it starts in elementary school," she said, adding it was inevitable for youngsters to feel more distressed and depressed.

"Callers in the past usually used to say, 'I feel so blue' or 'I feel so depressed'. But now they say 'I'm overwhelmed. I just want to die'," said Bae.

According to a recent survey by the National Youth Policy Institute, 71 per cent of South Korean teenagers said they were happy compared to 92 per cent in China and 75 per cent in Japan -- also well known for competitive education.

Education authorities have started, albeit in a limited way, to address the problem.

Seoul's education office said last November it would test all school students for depression and offer counselling for those deemed at risk.

The project suffered from a lack of resources and therapists. But education authorities also lamented that many parents refused to let their children get help for fear they may be stigmatised as mentally disturbed.

"Very few of the students deemed at risk actually end up getting counselling because their parents are unwilling," said an education ministry official who declined to be named.

There are some improvements. The official said 4,300 schools -- 38 per cent of the country's total -- now offer basic screening for depression and refer those at risk to professional counsellors, compared to 96 schools in 2007.

"Our kids are so crushed by the pressure to be excessively competitive and be successful at any costs...we can't afford to let the pressure keep crushing them like this," the official said.

- AFP/cc
 
oh yes, most of those so-called half way house are for those ex-convicts and ex-drug addicts . i got one friend who go to city havest and shake head every sunday ..he told me one of the members there actucally sell those party pills at the church to make them " experience god " ....this is not a joke ...

The guy very good , sell drugs in church . If i am the pastor, i will report police...
 
It is good to see that the stupid Koreans still retain and respect hanja, the characters of a language that is superior to theirs.
 
It is good to see that the stupid Koreans still retain and respect hanja, the characters of a language that is superior to theirs.

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"Yup they are no doubt many times better than ugly, useless fucks like SamuelShitSkin. Hahahahaha"
 
If the pastor is smart, knowing that someone been selling drugs in church, should demand some commission.
 
The guy very good , sell drugs in church . If i am the pastor, i will report police...

the problem is the pastor dont know ...hes busy collecting sunday donations :) while some of the members behind shake head ..the pastor think they are experiencing god ;)
 
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