How do Koreans feel when they listen to China people speak Chinese?

1995, I came to Beijing at the age of seven, and I can say that I don't understand Chinese at all. First of all, I began to listen to Koreans who speak Chinese around me. The first step is to try to find words similar to Korean. For example, when an aunt says "How" to passers-by, the pronunciation of the last two words is very close to the pronunciation of "Yang Mo" in Korean, which is more impressive. At that time, some Korean friends went to public schools in China, and when they played games with me, they would hum "No Party". The last three words are naturally familiar to me because they are pronounced in Korean (? Gong Sandang) are all alike, and parents have repeatedly said that China is a producer of * * *. What's even more ridiculous is that when I heard "Beijing Children's Channel" on the radio, the pronunciation of the word "children" was very similar to the Korean word "muscle (biceps brachii)", so I would read it unconsciously. Then I found that there are obvious tones in Chinese. At first, I sat from Dazhong Temple to Heping West Bridge every day. In the morning, there was a little man on the platform: "three hundred and twenty, three hundred and twenty!" " That cadence voice is amazing, and now the expression is "brainwashing". Then combine the font to remember. For example, there used to be a saying in the classroom that "I want an invoice". I feel that "Yao" and "Piao" look like giants, so I pay special attention when studying. I learned "table tennis" because of its strange shape, because Korean children like to watch cartoons of Romance of the Three Kingdoms, and I was able to play Korean chess at that time, so I was familiar with the word "soldier". It's really interesting that everyone loses one stroke. Then, remember the pronunciation from things you are interested in, such as cakes, steamed buns and tomatoes in food, meat cleavers that Korea has never seen, team badges and exercises that are often heard in school. Because the brain is blank, it is fresh to everything and remembers it faster. Words are gradually connected into sentences, which makes it easier to understand and speak, but it takes a lot of effort to practice writing. Although I love reading selected essays, I can't write an essay that can read the final composition without the dedicated cultivation of the class teacher Wen.