> Incheon
> PS: Great to be back!

Good to have you back.

Regarding the OP. Everything is relative. Overtime, safety standards, the ability to sue your boss because you burnt your finger on the coffee pot, these are benefits that people in some countries have gotten used to.

People in other lands might be used to working from sun-up to sun-down for a wage of a dollar or two a day.

For many of us our current situation falls somewhere in between the two extremes. If your current job (supposing you have one) is better than what's on offer in China or Korea, stay where you are.

If, like me, Korea or China offers a better deal, then go there.

If you are a fresh eager face keen on experiencing life in other lands and cultures, then you have to make your own decision.

Be careful and selective in when and where you go, but blanket statements like AVOID X, Y & Z COUNTRIES AT ALL COSTS are ridiculous.

One man's poison might well be another man's meat. (Women also invited to either meat or poison, LOL)