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Korea's environmental beautification culture stems from a tradition that values a strong sense of community and a clean living environment.
Its key characteristics include the following:

Strict waste separation: Korea has a well-developed recycling culture, and separating waste has become a basic part of everyday life.

Korea is a country where people actively take part in keeping the environment clean, showing strong civic responsibility and community spirit.

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Hanbok is traditional Korean clothing, known for its bright colors and elegant lines. It was once worn daily but is now worn on special occasions like holidays, weddings, and cultural festivals. Women usually wear a jeogori (jacket) and chima (skirt), and men wear a jeogori and baji (pants). Today, modern Hanbok styles mix tradition with contemporary fashion. Hanbok represents Korean beauty, tradition, and identity.

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[Kim min Hyuk] Samgyeopsal is a popular Korean dish made of thick pork belly slices, meaning “three-layered flesh.” It is grilled at the table, eaten with sauces and vegetables, and loved for its rich flavor and the shared cooking experience.

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[Kim min Hyuk] Samgyeopsal is a popular Korean dish made of thick pork belly slices, meaning “three-layered flesh.” It is grilled at the table, eaten with sauces and vegetables, and loved for its rich flavor and the shared cooking experience.

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My love tiger 🐅

My love tiger is famous korea light novel and it's still in series❗️+❗️ I love it 🤪👈

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Folk song

Folk song are traditional songs that people have been singing since long ago.

They were often sung while farming washing clothes, or doing events like festivals or funerals. They lyrics and melodies are simple and repetitive, so anyone can vary slightly from region to region.

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Hi guys! Today I will share u my perspective mentioned to "pho".

It's a fragrant noodle soup that holds a special place in the hearts of of Vietnamese people. Pho typically consists of flat rice noodles, thin slices of meat, and a deeply flavorful broth. The result is a rich, aromatic base which both comforting and delicious.

Also, the dish can served with fresh herbs, along with bean sprouts, lime or chilli on the side, allowing everone to customize. To me, "pho" is more than just a kind of food. It captures the essence of Vietnamese cuisine including: simple and extremely soulful.

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🔵Blue archive🔵

blue archive is the most famous korean game these days reason of why this game is famous is this game has a lot of kawaii girls and also you can date with them and story is crazy masterpiece so thats the reason why i wanna introduce this game🗣️🔥

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hanbok

Hanbok is the traditional attire of the Korean people, passed down from ancient times. Its origins can be seen in old records from the Three Kingdoms period and in ancient mural paintings. Most commoners wore simplified versions of clothing such as short pants, but the basic components of hanbok—chima (skirt), jeogori (jacket), and baji (pants)—have maintained their fundamental form over the centuries.

As a traditional costume, hanbok features several unique characteristics. It prioritizes comfort and mobility, and it is not a tight-fitting garment. Although hanbok fabrics are typically made with straight lines, they create soft curves when worn, adding to its aesthetic beauty. This effect is partly due to its structure, which sometimes includes pockets.

Modern hanbok is quite similar to the styles worn during the Joseon Dynasty and is now mostly worn during holidays or formal occasions. Gae-ryang hanbok (modernized hanbok) has evolved over time to emphasize convenience in daily life, and throughout the 20th century, its appearance underwent many changes. While hanbok doesn’t follow fashion trends as quickly as Western-style clothing, it has continued to adapt to the times through changes in color, materials, and design. Many hanbok designers today are still exploring new interpretations to keep the tradition alive in a modern context.

Hanbok is more than just clothing—it holds stories, identity, and emotion.
In this way, it reminds me of the values we cherish in social welfare:
respecting diversity, embracing tradition, and helping people feel a sense of belonging through culture.

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 [Kim min Hyuk] Samgyeopsal is a popular Korean dish made of thick pork belly slices, meaning “three-layered flesh.” It is grilled at the table, eaten with sauces and vegetables, and loved for its rich flavor and the shared cooking experience. 

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 [Kim min Hyuk] Samgyeopsal is a popular Korean dish made of thick pork belly slices, meaning “three-layered flesh.” It is grilled at the table, eaten with sauces and vegetables, and loved for its rich flavor and the shared cooking experience. 

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Yu Gwan-sun (1902–1920) was a student and independence activist from Korea during the Japanese colonial period.
While studying at Ewha Girls’ School in Seoul, she took part in the March 1st Movement in 1919.
She then returned to her hometown, Byeongcheon in Cheonan, where she led a major independence protest at Aunae Market.
She was arrested and imprisoned in Seodaemun Prison, where she died at the age of 17 after being tortured.
Today, she is remembered as a symbol of Korea’s struggle for independence.

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1. The Korean culture I will introduce is Hanbok. Hanbok is Korean traditional clothing. Hanbok is an element that symbolizes Korean culture and identity.

Nowadays, it is rarely worn as everyday clothing, and is mainly worn on holidays, special occasions, funerals, and ancestral rites.

As we enter modern society, a type of clothing called daily hanbok has emerged, which refers to clothing that maintains the design elements of traditional hanbok while adding modern convenience and practicality.

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Tradition : First birthday party

It is a traditional event held when a child turns one year old. In the past, because the mortality rate was high, it was a time to pray for and bless the child’s healthy and long life.

Dol-jabi: An event where various objects are presented to a child, and the child’s choice is used to predict their future.

Meal and Celebration: We celebrate the child’s first birthday by sharing delicious food with family and relatives.

Photo Session: Taking photos at the doljanchi to document the child’s growth and create lasting memories.

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Yi Sun-sin (1545–1598) was a prominent military commander and hero of the mid-Joseon period who led the Joseon navy during the Imjin War (1592–1598) and achieved multiple victories against the Japanese forces.

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1. Son Heung Min

2. He is a famous football player. He was the Golden boot winner in EPL

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1. Chuseok (Korean Thanksgiving Day)
Chuseok is one of the most important traditional holidays in Korea. It is a time when families gather to give thanks to their ancestors for the harvest. People wear hanbok (traditional Korean clothes), prepare and eat traditional foods like songpyeon (rice cakes), and perform charye, a memorial ritual. It’s a special holiday that shows the importance of family and respect for ancestors in Korean culture.

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1. Huấn luyện viên đội tuyển bóng đá Việt Nam “KIM SANG SIK”🇻🇳⚽️

Kim Sang-sik is a legendary player who spent years with the Korean football team Jeonbuk Hyundai.

He was known for his hard-working style as a defensive midfielder.

After retiring, he became a coach and later managed Jeonbuk.

He led the team to league titles as a manager too.

Jeonbuk fans still see him as a club legend.

Now, he’s the head coach of the Vietnam national team.

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Kimchi

Kimchi started in Korea a long time ago.

People made it to keep vegetables fresh in winter.

Later, they added red pepper to make it spicy.

Now, it’s a famous Korean food loved around the world.

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1.Taekwondo is a traditional Korean martial art that reflects core values of Korean culture, such as courtesy, perseverance, and self-control. Its uniform, bowing etiquette, and training methods all embody the Korean spirit, making it a global sport that represents and promotes Korean culture.

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1.One of the many traditional cultures in Korea is its holidays. There are Seollal (Lunar New Year) and Chuseok (Korean Thanksgiving). On Seollal, people eat tteokguk (rice cake soup) and bow to elders in a traditional way called "sebae" to give New Year's greetings. On Chuseok, people make and eat a rice cake called "songpyeon" and perform ancestral rites to honor their ancestors.

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Quan ho is a popular traditional folk music style in Vietnam, especially in Bac Ninh province.

It is usually performed as a duet between male and female singers, who have the best vocal and sing meaningful, emotional lyrics.

Quan ho is known for its smooth melodies, gentle rhythm, and strong sense of cultural identity.

Recognized by UNESCO as an Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity (2009)

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1.Mlnseung-Park

2.Korean style-house

3.A Hanok is a traditional Korean house made of natural materials.

It has a special floor heating system called “ondol” for warmth in winter.

The curved roof and open courtyard show harmony with nature.

Hanoks are peaceful, eco-friendly, and full of Korean culture.

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PSY-K-pop top singer

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SANABI is a game set in future Korea.

The main character is looking for someone called ‘SANABI’ who killed his daughter.

The story happens in a cyberpunk dystopia.

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aespa

korean idol

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Hi everyone!

Today, I'd like to introduce Kimchi, one of Korea's most famous traditional foods.

1. Kimchi is a traditional Korean fermented dish made with vegetables like cabbage or radish. Its seasoned with chili powder, garlic, ginger, and fermented seafood.

It has a spicy and sour taste and goes very well with rice.

In Korea, kimchi is served at almost every meal.

It's not only delicious but also very healthy! Kimchi is rich in vitamins and probiotics that are good for digestion.

There are many kinds of kimchi-like napa cabbage kimchi, radish kimchi, young radish kimchi, and white kimchi. The ingredients and flavors can change depending on the region and season.

Kimchi is more than just food—it's a part of Korean culture and tradition.

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King sejong is famous for creating the Korean alphabet Hangul

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1. Yutnori is a traditional Korean board game that shows our culture well. Families usually play it together during holidays like Lunar New Year. It uses four wooden sticks, and each stick combination tells you how far to move your piece. It’s fun and brings people together.

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Kimchi is a traditional Korean side dish made from fermented vegetables, most commonly napa cabbage and radish. Most Koreans have refrigerator for Kimchi and almost every korean school lunch has Kimchi.

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1. One tradition that shows your culture well.

2. Provide pictures or videos

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1. Choose one tradition that shows your culture well.

(traditional game, music, clothes, etc)

2. Provide pictures / videos and a brief explanation of the culture.

3. Freely comment on another friend's post! Never leave a negative comment.

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Ca Trù

Ca trù is a form of traditional Vietnamese music that dates back to the 11th century or earlier. It’s often described as a kind of chamber music, originally performed for the eliteand later, in "tea houses" iykyk.

The name “ca trù” roughly means “song with tokens”, referring to the practice of audience members giving tokens (like bamboo slips) as payment when pleased with a performance.

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The conical hat also known as "nón lá" is a traditional symbol of Vietnam. It is made from palm leaves, bamboo, and simple thread, yet it holds deep cultural meaning. It is commonly worn by farmers, street vendors, and women in rural areas to protect them from the sun and rain.

More than just a practical item, the conical hat represents the grace, simplicity and beauty of Vietnamese culture. It often appears in traditional dances and is a popular souvenir for visitors to Vietnam.