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Well, not all people in the past were stuffy like the Victorians. This woman from 1916 (it depicts a "Miss Hinman Bird") was doing a quite sexy dance as "Goddess of Dawn" in some weird artsy dance production. Wild!
To really understand a country and a way a country is presented it is good to look back at the stereotypical and historical record. Even back in 1907 (waaay before north korea and all that) the Western press was referring to Korea as the "hermit kingdom" and the stereotype of an isolated odd country prevailed. So here is a look back, which reflects where we are now.
Egyptian symbol of the endless cycle of emanation and reabsorption. More info: http://www.philaletheians.co.uk/Study%20notes/Theosophy%20and%20Theosophists/Keys%20to%20the%20Mystery%20Language.pdf