Most butterflies, in principle, have pollen on their body and wings, which if you rub in your eyes, could cause an allergic reaction, but if you just tell a child it will cause an allergic reaction, they may not be as careful, so for many years, Koreans have said that it will make...
Miyeok-guk isn’t just a tasty soup; it’s also deeply rooted in Korean culture and tradition. In particular, miyeok-guk is associated with Samsin Halmoni, a revered goddess who is believed to help women through the birthing process. The consumption of seaweed soup to support recovery p...
and it's just one of the many cultural achievements in a country that celebrates them all, from music and fine arts to sports.Korean culture has flourished over five millenia, blooming forth from the roots of a particular philosophy, a distinct way of looking at the world that pervades Korea...
Kimjang is the traditional process of preparing large quantities of kimchi and is a very important part of Korean culinary culture. It brings together a large number of people, involving family members, friends and neighbors. This event is an important Korean tradition and its origins are steeped...
Korean traditional culture regards longevity as one of the five blessed items leading to a healthy and happy life. This culture has its root in Confucianism. Because of this tradition, the perception that living in Korea is a good thing for a long time is widespread. Korean traditional food ...
Korean TraditionMany ancient Korean traditions survive today, evidence of the durability and resilience of traditional Korean culture. Impressive and magnificent stone and wooden spirit guardians carved millennia ago to protect villagers and travelers still stand strong and proud. And the endurance of ...
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Mw Dr. J.H. ParkJournal of SociolinguisticsSohn, Ho-Min Sohn 2006. Korean Language in Culture and Society. University of Hawaii Press. i-x + pp. 292. 23. 2007. Korea: Its Tradition, Culture and Society: An Introduction to Korean Studies (Coeditor: Yong-ho Choe). University of Hawaii...
I’m not a fan of Korean pop culture, and my knowledge of Korean cuisine had always been limited – to kimchi, fried chicken and beer (chimaek), barbecue, stir-fried rice cakes (tteokbokki) and army stew (budae jjigae)– basically bright red-hued dishes that will set your mouth on ...