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In traditional Korean times, specific types of clothing were worn by officials and respected members of society. For example, the Worsam below is worn by an empress. The colors and symbolism present on each article of clothing hint to the degree of royalty of the individual.

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It is common for Korean people to cook big family dinners and eat and spend time together frequently. Family is a part of Korea's deeper level of culture.

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The Korean Justice System is very strict and has remained inflexible over time. The laws are often mediated by elder folks instead of law enforcement or official judicial processes.

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This is the Korean New Year. On this day, Koreans celebrate by eating, dancing, and playing games such as "tuho"

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One of Korean's premier foods is the topokki, which is a stir-fried rice cake. This food is a common Korean dish.

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Traditional Korean culture revolves around a strong sense of family and bloodlines, but there has been a major technological and modern lifestyle breakthrough in Korea. Many Korean citizens find themselves stuck on deciding between sticking with their traditional, Confucian, roots, and assimilating to the modern culture of music and entertainment that Koreans have historically frowned upon. This push-pull relationship is a struggle for many Koreans in modern times.

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A wide variety of religious beliefs comprise the religious landscape in Korea. There are currently folks who practice Hinduism, Christianity, Catholicism, Protestantism, and there are many people who don't practice a formal religion. Please see the graphic below for a visual on South Korea:

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In Korea, education is extremely important. This leads to schools being very competitive and families wanting their children in the best schools possible. These high expectations for Korean students shows their desire to develop a well-educated society.

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Korea is split geographically, but most citizens speak the Korean language. The language helps bind together Koreans on a surface level.

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In many cultures, respect for the elderly is important. However, in Korea, elderly folks are HIGHLY respected. This idea is deeply rooted in Korean morals. This would be very subtle and difficult to notice at first, but upon further attention, it would be clear that respect for the elderly is a way of life.