Korean education system is a complete and utter trainwreck. It’s nothing but a cold, cruel factory pumping out stressed, cookie-cutter students who can’t think outside the box because they’re too damn busy being ranked like cattle. High school is a nightmare of useless pressure and idiotic ranking games that make or break your life based on some absurd tests. The teachers? Oh, they don’t actually teach. They’re just gatekeepers for the next set of mindless rote learning. And don’t get me started on English and writing skills. They throw at you tests and essays without bothering to teach you jack about grammar or structure. The whole system’s rigged to benefit the rich kids with private tutors, leaving everyone else to flounder. You think this is education? It’s a joke—a bad one. Those who can’t afford the fancy tutoring get screwed over and over, marked as failures before they even start. And the solution? Good luck finding one in this mess. The whole setup needs to be bulldozed and rebuilt, because right now, it’s failing everyone except the profit-making tutoring centers.