Did you know?: In Korea, blood type believed to contribute to personality

Did you know?: In Korea, blood type believed to contribute to personality

by Hyemin Lee
Stripes Korea
June 3, 2023

In South Korea, a person’s blood type is believed to contribute to their personality and characteristics. Many South Koreans believe that people are compatible based on their blood types.

 

 

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