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Ganggangsullae is an traditional Korean game that was first used to bring about a bountiful harvest and has developed into a cultural symbol for Korea. It incorporates singing, dancing, and playing and is exclusively performed by women. The dance is mostly performed in the southwestern coastal province of Jeollanam-do. It is often associated with the Chuseok holiday and Daeboreum.

Ganggangsullae was registered as the UNESCO's intangible cultural heritage from Korea in 2009.

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The etymology of Ganggangsullae is not clear, however the term's origins can be guessed by interpreting the name in either indigenous Korean or Hanja characters. Some theorize that the term was derived from the indigenous Korean words, in which 'Gang' of Ganggangsullae means circle and 'sullae', which derived from the words 'sunu' or 'sulla', means a wagon or to alert. In combination, the term means to wagon or alert around in circle.

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Ganggangsullae, as a song and dance, is an offering to the gods, a message to the gods, and an event to please the gods.
Ganggangsullae is one of the agricultural rituals, especially Chuseok, which is closely related to the farming culture.
The fact that it is done during a period indicates that it already has a religious function before it has a secular function.
In the end, Ganggangsullae is considered to be a women's folk game, folk song, and entertainment. Although there is now a natural
It has become a residual culture that cannot be found at the performance site, but its original purpose and function was to sing and play as a prayer for a desperate life.

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Wonmu
It is the main action of Ganggangsullae, which is spinning counterclockwise.

Holding hands and Walking
When holding hands with each other, the back of the right hand should be above, and the palm of the left hand should be above. When walking, the heel should be on the ground first.

Running
People doing 'running' have to run faster than 'walking'. They shouldn't open their legs very much, and they have to raise their knees while running.

Gatekeeper Play
Except the first two-person, they make a line to be ready to go through the gate. The first and second person makes the gate, and then the right next person who went through the gate makes the gate, while the person who made the gate returns to the line.

Stomping Roof Tile
Except three people, they stand in a line lowering their heads. One person stands on their waist and starts to walk on them. The other two people holds her hands not to fall down.

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5. The Reason I Think It Looks Interesting

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5. The Reason I Think It Looks Interesting

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For this project, I thought it was interesting and I will tell you two reasons why I think so.

First, it has many actions to play in Ganggangsullae. Not only going around Wonmu but also other movements such as Stomping Roof Tile, Gatekeeper Play. Before I did this project, I thought Stomping Roof Tile was another folk play. But now I can learn that it is one of the actions in Ganggangsullae. So of these many actions, I think we can play Ganggangsullae any boredom.

Second, I think Ganggangsullae is a play that women can play without any control or suppression by men. In the Joseon Dynasty, women were hard to articulate and were ignored because they were women. They also prohibited going out at night and singing a song in a loud voice. But Ganggangsullae makes women feel they have an independent existence by giving them a chance to play only with women in Chuseok.

For this reason, I think Ganggangsullae is interesting. I think Ganggangsullae is a play that can make us feel the Korean's soul. So, we have to remember and preserve it.

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1. A Brief Outline of the Game
Yut Nori is a traditional board game played in Korea, especially during Korean New Year.

2. The Origin of the Game
Although the origins of this popular family game are unclear, some research suggests that yut was played as early as the Three Kingdoms (57 BCE – 668 CE). People of Baekje played a board game similar to Yut, which is believed to be similar to Pachisi, a board game originating in India.

3. The Purpose of the Game
Yutnori is a village festival, and everyone of all ages participates. Yutnori is also fun, but it contains wishes for good farming.

4. How to play
Yut nori is basically a game that has four Yut sticks. The moves are called Do, Gae, Geol, Yut, or Mo, depending on whether the Yut sticks land on their fronts of backs. Each team then casts the sticks in turn, then moves a mal according to the score achieved. One turn usually consists of only one cast. However, a player achieving a yut or mo earns an extra cast for the turn; if he/she casts a yut or mo at the second cast, he/she earns an extra cast again, so there is no limit to the number of times a player can cast again before the end of a turn, provided he or she keeps casting yuts or mos.

5. Why Do I Think It Looks Interesting
I played yut several times with my family during Chuseok. It was good to play a game that you can enjoy with your family. The rules are systematic, but they are not difficult, so I think I can enjoy them regardless of age.

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1. Brief Outline of the Game
Jegichagi is basically kicking a shuttlecock-like ball that is made of paper or plastic into the air for as long as you can. Jegichagi can increase balance and muscular strength too.
2. The Origin of the Game
Jegichagi is a Korean traditional outdoor game derived from the Chinese game Cuju.
3. The purpose of the game
The purpose of this game is to have fun and improve balance and quick response skills.
4. How To Play
In order to play this game, you must have a good balance and keep kicking the jegi upwards as long as you can.
You can also play with your friends by seeing who has the most consecutive kicks after everyone fails.
5. Why I Think it Looks Interesting

The reason why I think that it is interesting is because even a small paper, plastic ball like jegi can turn into a fun, entertaining game.

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1.A Brief Outilne of the game
2.The Origin of the game
The spinning top originated from the play of playing with acorns and topknots.
3.The Purpose of the game
This is because top-spinning can not only develop the coordination of the eyes, hands, eyes and arms, but also learn the principles and laws of nature such as the law of inertia.

4.How The play
There are various ways to play the top, but mainly allow the fuselage to rotate through the central axis. If you play alone or with several people, you make a lot of bets that the top does not fall and rotates for a long time. Competing who spins tops longer is the most common way to play.
5.Why Do You Think It Looks Interesting
The reason why I found this game interesting was because I was amazed by the fact that only hitting the top contained that reason