The severity in South Korea is no less than that of Chinese stocks (it hasn’t broken below May’s low)—opportunities only arise when everyone has given up, and the timeline may be longer than you imagine. South Korea’s deleveraging closely mirrors that of A-shares; the sharp rally after May was fueled entirely by leverage. To fully purge this leverage, prices will likely fall below the level where the May rally began.
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