K-Pop Dance - 1, HONGDAE BUSKING, Red Road, Hongik Univ, Seoul, S Korea GX012239

students studying in Seoul, including at Hongik University, who participate in K-pop dance cover groups and busking, but it's important not to assume a performer's nationality just by watching them. Here's what is known: 6 Hongik University's international student community Hongik University has a large international student population, including many students from: China Japan Vietnam Thailand Taiwan Europe North America Many join: K-pop dance clubs University dance societies Independent cover dance crews Are there Chinese members? Yes. Some K-pop cover groups in Seoul include Chinese students or Chinese nationals living in Korea. This is common because K-pop is popular throughout Asia, including China. Some dance crews have members from multiple countries. For example, one crew might include Korean, Chinese, Japanese, and Thai students. Do they perform in Hongdae? Yes. Hongdae is one of Seoul's main busking locations. You may see: Hongik University students Students from other Seoul universities Professional dance academies Independent cover dance teams Many crews perform: BTS BLACKPINK SEVENTEEN aespa IVE LE SSERAFIM Stray Kids NewJeans songs Can you tell who is Chinese? Usually no. Performers rarely announce their nationality during street performances. Unless a crew introduces themselves on social media or in a performance, it's generally not possible to identify members' nationalities just by watching. If you're interested in watching them The best times are: Friday: 7:00–10:00 PM Saturday: 6:30–10:30 PM Sunday: 5:00–9:00 PM The busiest spots remain: KT&G Sangsangmadang area Hongik Playground Red Road Zone 1 https://www.google.com/maps/dir/Seoul+Stat...