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Kimchi (chinese cabbage) and rice Image: South Korea - Armed forces and security | Britannica Food is an important part of Korea's cultural identity. Despite the popularity of pizza, burgers, sushi, Chinese  and other foreign dishes, the westernmost urban diet continues to be dominated by traditional Korean dishes that emphasize grains, especially rice and fresh vegetables. .. .. That is the goal. Korean food generally consists of rice, soup, stew, and various side dishes such as kimchi and pickles. It is estimated that more than 160 types of kimchi are  important for meals, and there is a museum specializing in cooking in Seoul. The most common type is the   Spicy Petch Whip. Many families now buy most of their kimchi from supermarkets, but many  still make their own kimchi. Gimjang's traditional practice of dedicating villages and families to prepare winter supplies for Kimchi for several days in the fall is celebrated at the annual Gimjang Festi...

Korean family celebrate Chuseok Festival Image: Chuseok Special: How Koreans Celebrate This Important Holiday - What The Kpop Once dominant Confucian culture (Confucianism is an ancient Chinese belief system that emphasizes the importance of individual ethics and morality. It is arguable whether it is just philosophy or religion. Mencius (or Mencius, who lived from 372 to 289 BC) is the most famous Confucian philosopher after Confucius himself. (National Geographic Society, 2020). With an emphasis on respect for ancestors, age and seniority, it continues to influence Korean families, work and social life, but not as much as it used to. Age and marital status, along with other factors such as economic status and position in the corporate hierarchy,  are  determinants of relative seniority, and these factors, especially age, also influence social acquaintance relationships. Is expected. Traditional family life is strongly associated with rituals th...

  Four Seasons in South Korea Image: [Free Report] South Korea's Climate - Ambassador report - Our Actions - Tunza Eco Generation (eco-generation.org) When is the best time to visit  Korea? Spring in April, May and June, and autumn in September, October and November are generally considered the best time  to travel to South Korea. During these two seasons, the days are usually sunny and dry, with  average temperatures comfortable. Unlike many other Asian travel destinations, the weather in South Korea is fairly simple and easy to understand. Regional differences across the country are minimal, and a year can be neatly divided into four different seasons. There are brilliant springs (April to June), sultry summers (July to August),  refreshing autumns (September to November), and frosty but dry winters (December to March). .. The  temperature differences in the main regions of South Korea are due to the high inte...

  Jeju Island, South Korea Image: Jeju 2022: Best of Jeju, South Korea Tourism - Tripadvisor  I want to go to Jeju Island, one of the most famous Korean islands in    the world. It is a popular tourist spot with unique attractions. Romantic sunrises and sunsets, warm climates and beautiful sandy beaches make Jeju a popular honeymoon destination. Adventurers can hike to    Lake Baek Nok at the top of Mt. Halla, the highest peak in South Korea. Notice the    female diver "Ama" who collects fresh seafood and the iconic "Grandpa  Statue" displayed outside    many restaurants.  Han River, South Korea Image: South Korea | History, Map, Flag, Capital, Population, President, & Facts | Britannica South Korea has three major rivers: Han, Kum and Nak Tong. I would like to go to the Han River, but I have never seen a river in my life, so I think  the Han River is a suitable  first river to visit. The Han Ri...

Flag of South Korea Image: Fertilizers crisis: North Korea urges citizens to spend more time in toilets - The Frontier Post South Korea, a country in East Asia. It occupies the southern part of the Korean Peninsula. The country borders the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (North Korea) in the north, the East China Sea (Sea of ​​Japan) in the east, the East China Sea in the south, and the Yellow Sea in the west. In the southeast, it is separated from Japan's Tsushima Island by the Tsushima Strait. South Korea occupies about 45 percent of the  land area of ​​the peninsula. The capital is Seoul (Seoul).