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年轻人

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Nowadays, more and more young people in Egypt like Korean popular culture, such as Korean dramas, K-pop music, and Korean food.

Three young Egyptians have done many interesting things because they like Korean culture.

Mohamed learned Korean, went to study in Korea, and later became a translator to help people in Egypt and Korea communicate.

Soraya likes cooking; she opened a Korean restaurant so that more Egyptians can taste Korean dishes, watch Korean dramas, and wear Korean traditional clothes in the restaurant.

Noha originally wanted to study engineering but later chose Korean language as her major.

She studied hard and became a representative of cultural exchange between Egypt and Korea, also sharing Korean culture online and attracting many fans.

These young people use their interests to connect Egypt and Korea more closely and help more people understand different cultures.