Koreans are the most sensitive to digital products and fashion trends in the world. Therefore, the IT industry in Korea and the United States has strict requirements on product design and quality. Korean and American electronic products are not only of good quality, but also keep up with fashion trends. Most importantly, the update speed is very fast and new products are always overwhelming.

2. Theme parks

Theme parks in Korea and the United States are full of fun, advanced facilities and colorful, which are deeply favored by people. So the amusement park is full of people all year round. The most representative theme parks in Korea are Lotte World, which is located in the center of Seoul and is deeply loved by tourists from all over the world, and Everland, which has the most advanced entertainment facilities.

3. Korean food

The diet contains local culture. As a world-famous healthy diet, Korean food has attracted countless overseas tourists, especially kimchi, which has almost become another synonym for Korea. In addition to the world-famous kimchi, every region in Korea has its own local cuisine, such as bibimbap, barbecue and ginseng chicken soup.

4. Fermentation chamber

Sweating refers to the method of treating diseases by putting the body in hot water or hot sand and sweating. Sweating room is a facility that combines Korean public baths with rooms that can sweat. Rooms made of loess, high-quality charcoal and salt are used for heating. To 40-80, and enter the room to make the body sweat, which can relieve accumulated fatigue and make the skin smooth.

5. Pickles

Koreans can't live without kimchi for three meals a day. The history of eating spicy pickles began with the introduction of peppers in the18th century. The types of pickles are roughly divided into spicy cabbage, radish pickles, radish pickles, cucumber pickles and so on. There are many kinds according to different seasons. Kimchi is a kind of fermented food, which needs to be marinated for a period of time before it has a real taste.

6. Ancestral Temple Ceremony Music

Rites and Music of the Ancestral Temple is the music played by the princes in the Korean era, which quotes the ancient melody of China and is an important intangible cultural theme. 1447, King Sejong composed music with the founding of the country as its content. Worship music plays an innate role in Korean music industry, and it has been criticized that its music creation is close to perfection. Bu Taiping's 1 1 Song of Sacrifice to Ancestral Temple and Uncle Zheng's 15 Song have a history of 500 years. Although it has changed a lot so far, it is still a model of grand music played in the palace.

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Korean characteristics mainly include song and dance culture, drama, language, hanbok, Korean food, Korean festivals, famous tourist attractions, world cultural and natural heritage, Korean social etiquette and so on. As follows:

1. Song and Dance Culture and Drama

Koreans are famous for their love of music and dance. Modern Korean music can be roughly divided into national music and western music. National music can be divided into elegant music and folk music. Korean dance is rich and colorful, centering on folk dance and court dance.

Korean dramas originated in ancient China, mainly including facial makeup, puppet show, folk art, singing opera and drama. Among them, mask, also known as mask dance, is a symbol of Korean culture and occupies an extremely important position in Korean traditional drama.

2. Language

About 10% of Korean is the mother tongue, about 69% is a Chinese variant, 10% is an English variant, and the rest are variants of other languages. Korean and Korean are basically the same, but they are slightly different in pronunciation and loanwords, as well as some grammar and vocabulary, especially in pronunciation and loanwords.

Hanbok is a traditional costume in Korea.

Hanbok is a traditional Korean costume that has evolved from ancient times to modern times. Hanbok lines have both curves and straight lines, especially women's Hanbok tops and long skirts, which are thin on the top and thick on the bottom, dignified and elegant. Most people are used to wearing suits, but many people still like to wear traditional national costumes on festivals such as Spring Festival, Mid-Autumn Festival or weddings.

Women's hanbok is a top with a flowing long skirt; The man is a short coat with trousers, and the thin ribbon ties the trouser legs wide. Jackets and long skirts are colorful, and some even add bright and gorgeous luster.

4. Characteristics of Korean food

Korean food is characterized by kimchi culture, and three meals a day are inseparable from kimchi. Generally, it is mainly spicy and sour. The staple food is mainly rice, cold noodles and barbecue. The Korean diet includes all kinds of vegetables, meat and fish. Fermented pickled foods such as kimchi (fermented spicy cabbage), seafood sauce (pickled seafood) and soybean sauce (fermented soybean) are famous for their nutritional value and special taste.

5. Korean festivals.

March 1, the anniversary of the Korean independence movement. Commemorating 33 1 March against Japanese colonial rule1919;

On the fifth day of the fifth lunar month, Dragon Boat Festival. Influenced by China culture, South Korea also has the Dragon Boat Festival. The customs of Dragon Boat Festival in Korea mainly include sacrifice, performance and entertainment. It has distinctive national characteristics. Among them, gangneung danoje festival is the best preserved;

August 15th, Guangfu Festival. 1945- After 35 years of American colonial rule, the Korean peninsula was liberated from Japan and gained independence.

On the third day of October in the lunar calendar, the Festival of Sacrifice to Heaven begins. This day is the legendary day when Dangun established Korea in 2333 BC.

65438+ 10 9, Korea Festival. 1446, commemorating the day when Sejong Leehom of Korea promulgated Yin Min Xun to promote the national language on the Korean Peninsula.

6. Major tourist attractions in Korea

The main tourist attractions in Korea are Gyeongbokgung Palace, Tokushima Palace, Changgyeonggung Palace, Cheong Tak Palace, National Museum, National Conservatory of Music, Sejong Cultural Center, Huyan Art Museum, Nanshan Tower, National Museum of Modern Art, Jianghua Island, Folk Village, Panmunjom, Gyeongju, Jeju Island, Xueyue Mountain and so on.

Jeju Island, the largest island in South Korea, is a famous tourist attraction with waterfalls, beaches, bathing beaches and green trees and red flowers. The highest peak in Korea-stands here, with an altitude of1950m.

7. Korean World Cultural Heritage and Natural Heritage

As of 20 1 1 10, Korea has 9 world cultural heritages and 10 world natural heritages. The Korean cultural heritages listed in the World Heritage List include: ancestral temples in Seoul, temples in Hai Yin, Buddhist temples, historical sites such as Shigulan, Huacheng, Changdeok Palace and Gyeongju in Shui Yuan, tombs of Gaochang Heshun and Jiang Huazhi, 40 tombs in South Korea and Andonghe Village. World Heritage includes Jeju volcanic island and lava cave.

8. Social etiquette in Korea

The traditional etiquette for Koreans to meet is to bow. When the younger generation and the younger generation meet their elders or superiors while walking, they should bow and stand aside to let them go first to show their respect. When people meet and greet each other, they bow and shake hands. When shaking hands, either use your hand or your left hand, and only nod once. Bowing etiquette is generally not used on businessmen. When dealing with Korean officials, you can usually shake hands or nod gently. Women are usually reluctant to shake hands with others.

North Korea advocates Confucianism and respects its elders. When the elders enter the house, everyone should stand up and ask their age. Take off your sunglasses when talking to your elders. Greet parents in the morning and after meals; When parents come back from home, children should say hello. When eating, you should help the elderly or elders to pick up food first. After the old man moves chopsticks, others can eat. When taking the bus, make way for the old man.

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The historical origin of Korea

1. The name of Korea comes from the ancient tribal alliance. Three Koreas (Chen Han, Ma Han and Han Ye) are in the south of the Korean Peninsula. During the Three Kingdoms Period in the Eastern Han Dynasty, the regime of the Three Kingdoms was called South Korea. The biography of the Three Kingdoms, Wu Wanxian's humble submission to foreigners, recorded in the Central Plains: At the end of Huan and Ling Dynasties, the Han Dynasty was strong, the counties and counties could not manage it, and the people were the people. This is the Korean Peninsula regime known as South Korea.

2. Since then, many regimes on the Korean Peninsula have adopted South Korea or Three Koreas as nicknames, although they have not adopted South Korea as their country name. By 1897 10, Emperor Gaozong of Korea had established the Korean Empire, making it the official name of the country on the Korean Peninsula in the historical stage of Korea. 19 19 the provisional government of the Republic of Korea was established.

The name of the southern part of the Korean peninsula was designed from1August, 948 15.