Thats not necessarily true. My husband is Korean and I am white. He still has tons of family still in Seoul. We have a baby girl that is absolutely adored by her family in korea and her family here.

and one question they will not ask – when will u die? – if they ask that question, i think he/she is really hate us -_-

Oh no you did not offend me. Thank you though. I was just making a statement. I think that everyone gets bullied at one time or another, it is just part of growing up. For me it was because I looked different than the others I went to school with. It has made me a stronger person today. I have read and see some of the other half Asian and half African Americans get made fun of. I personally went to school with a girl that was half Japanese and half African American, she was beautiful. Anyhow standards are different in every culture. 🙂

Here is Cristina Fernández Lee whose father is from my country. This little girl is very popular and loved by korean viewers for the show Real kids story rainbow.She and her sister Amaya what a cuties! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7qo1jiX5DPk

이 때 라는 것 한국인을 판단하는 매우 중요한 기준 입니다

^^

And even if it were considered a ‘bad thing’, it clearly isn’t and change needs to start with someone. Being mixed race is slowly becoming more accepted all over the world as things get more global and there are more international couples like you two.

Scary! I didn’t know that. I’m not tall myself, but good to know!