<human>: Can you condense the text into three sentences or less?

So my boyfriend and I have had a rocky but pretty good relationship. It's hard to explain; we communicate with each other a lot, but not enough to prevent arguments from happening. We have been through a lot of stuff in the span that we've been together. There has been a lot of heartache and crying between the two us since we've been together but after the last huge fight we've had, we've worked out a lot of our differences and we're staying strong. This is besides the point though.

His family from S. Korea is coming next week and we are supposed to take them to Disneyland. I am from a semi-traditional Chinese family so rules are important but some formalities and traditions are lost. So, I've interacted with his parents before and for the most part, they're pretty chill. They're really nice to me and I follow their considerably traditional cultures like: no sign of intimacy in front of elders, and respectfully sitting upright in front of them (something i learned from my BF). 

The problem I'm having is that I'm not fully aware of all the traditional Korean cultures. And redditors, if you could please give me some advice so I don't seem like a disrespectful girlfriend? I would really appreciate all the advice given (serious ones, of course). I'm really nervous about them coming and not being able to get them to accept me (his parents prefer me to be Korean because it's easier to communicate since we have a language barrier).

If there's any information I'm missing and you guys would like to know, just let me know and I will try to fill you all in. Thanks and I appreciate it!
<bot>: My boyfriend's family is coming from S. Korea to visit and they are very traditional. How do I present myself respectfully and not disrespect their traditional culture?