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Korean traditional culture- Unique customs and habits

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1. Ngô Phương Mai
2. Ngô Huyền Trang
3. Hoàng Lương Huyền Trang
4. Nguyễn Quốc Đại
5. Trịnh Tuấn Hoàng

A. Greeting culture

Koreans pay a lot of attention to the attitude and gestures when greeting. Smiles and bows are an integral part of greeting culture in Korea. Due to the penetration of Western culture and the development of modern society, nowadays people can replace the back bend with a slight bow.

B.Culinary culture

A traditional Korean meal cannot be complete without kimchi. This dish is made from a variety of pickled vegetables such as cabbage, radish, green onion and cucumber.

C. Costume culture

Hanbok is a traditional Korean dress, a symbol of traditional beauty. An indispensable accessory when wearing a Hanbok is a head brooch and earrings. Traditional Hanbok is usually worn on holidays, Tet (Lunar New Year, Chuseok Mid-Autumn Festival and family holidays)

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Trần Ngọc Thu
Bùi Thu Huyền
Nguyễn Anh Tuấn
Trần Quang Minh
Topic: Customs in China
As one of the world's most ancient civilizations, China is rich in traditions and unique customs.
1. Eating dumplings during the Winter Solstice: That's because,rumor has it,if you're not eating dumpling( jiaozi) on the Winter Solstice,your ears will be bitten off by the freezing cold wind.
2. Downing your drink after saying
" ganbei"( Cheers): If you don't drink up your wine, you might be regarded as impolite in China. However, those who can't drink alcohol don't need to worry, as there's a Chinese custom that says, replace the wine with tea.
3. Offering and receiving business cards both hands: It is actually a Chinese courtesy to show respect to others, especially in the case when the younger and the inferior are giving cards to the older and the superior.
4. Sharing an apple or an orange, but never a pear: The reason for this custom is similar to the last one. “Dividing a pear” in Chinese is “Fen Li” (分梨), which is a homophone to “分离,” meaning “departure” in Chinese

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Group 6: Vân, Ly, Diệp, Vy, Oanh, Phạm Thảo 

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Group 6: Vân, Ly, Diệp, Vy, Oanh, Phạm Thảo 

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Amazing Thailand

1. It begins with people
In daily communication: Thai people greet other in the way that they clasp their hands in front of their chest, their head is slightly bowed.
2. Festival outstanding
Songkran is the biggest festival in Thailand during the New Year. The point of this festivities is that you will be spraying with a gun and spraying it at you, which is a gesture of respect to The Buddha, cleaning your house, throwing water at the elderly with respect to the reverence.
3.Traditional costumes
Thai costumes are divided into 2 types: traditional costumes everyday wear
and modern costumes . The basic feature of the traditional Thai dress is that it is unfortunate and close to the body.
4. Thai's food
There are many traditional food:
- Pad Thai(Stir-fried Pho or Thai-style Fried Noodles)
- Tom Yum Goong (Spicy and sour shrimp soup)
- Khao niao mamuang (Mango sticky rice)

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Members Tlinh , Klinh , Dlinh , Đỗ Trang , Nguyễn Trang , Toàn

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Topic: Cultural of Russia
1. Russian culture is influenced by the orthodox religion of slavism
2. There are outstanding traditional festivals:
- New Year's Eve Festival: With a scale like Christmas, it has a special religious meaning
- Winter farewell ceremony
- Victory Day (9/5)
3. Matrioshka Russian Dolls have become national symbols

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- Clasp your hand when communicating

They don't shake hands, hug or kiss like other countries. Scientifically explained, when we put our hands together, the fingers are close together, forming a bridge connecting the points of ears, eyes and mind, helping us remember the person we are communicating with for a while. long because sensitive nerve points have been activated. On the other hand, not having physical contact with others will limit the spread of bacteria and viruses from one person to another in the unsanitary conditions in India.

- Sindoor:

On the wedding day, the groom will use        a red powder to draw a line on the center of the hair, from the hairline to the bride's forehead, after the wedding, the woman have to draw sindoor every day. Sindoor painting ends only when both divorce or husband dies, if remarried, they draw sindoor again.
- Eat with your right hand
Fingers can absorb heat, making their mouths without burns when putting hot food inside. Besides, people can also check the temperature of the food before eating.
Traditionally, right hand will be used to eat, and the left hand is considered dirty. People are forced to wash their hands thoroughly before eating with soap and water. This helps to ensure hygienic guaranteed food.

Members:
1. Ngô Hoàng Nam
2. Nguyễn Phương Linh
3. Phạm Thuý Hằng
4. Đỗ Tài Linh

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1. Bùi Thị Thu Hiền
2.Bùi Châu Anh
3. Nguyễn Đức Mạnh

4. Đào Văn Dũng

CULTURAL DIVERSITY OF JAPAN

I) Tea ceremony

The tea ceremony culture appeared in 12th century and it is being promoted by the peopl here to preserve the beauty of this traditional until now

II) Kimono
Kimono in Japanese means : “clothes to wear”, also known as Japanese clothes, is a type of traditional Japanese clothing

III) Sake alcohol

In Japanese culture, young people have to pour alcohol for the oldest person first, and when someone pours sake for you, you need to hold the wine glass with one hand and the other hand under the cup to show courtesy.

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Group 1 : China's oldest culture in the world

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Group 1 : China's oldest culture in the world

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Hoàng Quỳnh Trâm
Đỗ Thị Phương Thảo
Nguyễn Thị Quỳnh Anh
Nguyễn Hải Phong

-Don't wear a green hat
The reason for this custom is because the word "wearing a green hat" sounds like the word "cuckold", so the people of this country abstain. Even giving hats is considered taboo in this land. Because according to Chinese funeral rites, people will wear white shirts and pointed hats. So giving hats is a sign of bad luck.

-Do not give umbrellas
The Chinese have a custom of never giving an umbrella to anyone. Because the word "o" in Chinese has the same sound as the word "chia". Therefore, the Chinese believe that giving umbrellas to others means that they are about to part. This is no luck.

-Features of the tea ceremony
The art of making the Chinese tea ceremony is a very special art of "Peace of Peace".
"Quiet, harmony, honesty" are the words used to describe the Chinese tea ceremony culture and art.