Korean people’s work and rest time

Korean people have a relatively regular schedule. They usually get up at 6:00 in the morning and go to bed at 10:00 in the evening. Due to the influence of Korean cadre culture, the company's working hours are usually two hours earlier than in Western countries, between five and seven in the morning. In schools, classes usually start at 8:00 AM, sometimes earlier.

In addition, Koreans attach great importance to lunch breaks and will choose to take a nap after get off work, which can help relieve fatigue and improve the efficiency of afternoon work. Dinner is an important time for family reunion. It is usually eaten around **7:00** in the evening. Family relationships are valued. People will chat and share life experiences during dinner.