Among them, I, as a collegian, want to let you know about Korean university students' drinking habits, which are intriguing and even of use when you meet your Korean friends. Actually, there are so many events to drink that it is hardly possible to describe all of them. One of typical events is an alumni association composed of the same high school graduates. Seniors have great authority and take care of their juniors. On the other hand, juniors admire their elder brother-like seniors.
Universities have lots of clubs such as a soccer team, a discussion club.
I understood from a friend of mine that he had joined a certain study club not for studying, but for drinking. The proceeds of that event is usually given to the poor, disabled, elderly, alienated, and the like. These days, such diluted Sojus as lemon, cherry Soju are preferred, for those are somewhat weak and full of scent. Last but not least, I want to inform you of 'Noraebang'. Although it doesn't serve any liquor, Korean students love to go there after several rounds of drinks.