In Korean culture, age determines social hierarchy and respect levels, where even a one-year age difference creates a formal relationship where the older person becomes a 'hyung' (older brother figure) and must be addressed with respect, requiring younger individuals to serve drinks and turn their faces when drinking, while asking age is considered necessary rather than rude.
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