Motivations
Students are highly motivated by the desire to enter top universities. Success in school is seen as essential for future career opportunities, so academic achievement is a major focus, driven by both personal ambition and family expectations.

Hobbies/Free Time
In their limited free time, students enjoy activities like playing sports, gaming, listening to music, or hanging out with friends. Many also take part in extracurricular activities like club events or learn new skills, such as playing musical instruments.

Students' Highlights
Students often mention the excitement of school festivals, sports days, or the bond they form with friends. Despite the heavy academic load, these social and cultural events offer a break and a chance to relax and enjoy their school life.

I'm a student at Haeseong International Convention High School.

My topic is traditional dressing.

Today, I would like to talk about hanbok, the traditional Korean clothing.

Hanbok is a beautiful and meaningful part of Korean culture.

Hanbok has been worn by Koreans for hundreds of years.

For women, hanbok usually consists of a jeogori(저고리), which is a short jacket, and a chima(치마), which is a long skirt.

For men, it consists of a jeogori(저고리) and baji(바지), which are comfortable pants.

Hanbok dates back to the Three Kingdoms period, more than a thousand years ago.

It has changed a lot over time, depending on social status, season, and occasions(어케이젼즈).

For example, royal families wore hanbok made of expensive silk and bright colors, while common people wore simpler designs and muted colors.

Hanbok is famous for its bright colors, simple lines, and elegant shape.

The design does not use pockets, which is different from Western clothing.

The flowing lines of the skirt and the jacket symbolize harmony and balance.

Even though people do not wear Hanbok every day now, it is still worn on special days.

These days include New Year’s Day, weddings, and important family celebrations.

Hanbok shows respect and good wishes during these celebrations.

Recently, many designers are creating modern-style hanbok.

Young people enjoy wearing hanbok with a modern twist, combining tradition and fashion.

Some people even wear hanbok casually for photos or cultural events.

Hanbok is not only beautiful but also an important symbol of Korean culture.

It connects the past and present, showing the charm of Korea’s history and traditions.

I hope you have a chance to see or even try hanbok someday.

Thank you for listening!

Lotte World Tower is the tallest building in Korea and the 5th tallest in the world. It has 123 floors and is 555 meters high. Construction started in 2010 and finished in 2016.

Inside the tower, you can enjoy shopping malls, restaurants, a luxury hotel, an aquarium, and even a concert hall. The most famous part is the observatory called Seoul Sky, on the top floors, where you can see the beautiful city of Seoul. Many people visit especially at sunset or night because the view is amazing.

Lotte World Tower is also a symbol of modern Korea. It is connected to Lotte World Mall, which has a theme park and other attractions. Visiting the tower is a great way to enjoy Seoul’s modern architecture and exciting city life.

Thank you for listening, and I hope you enjoyed learning about Lotte World Tower!

Korea students usually spend most of time

at their school.

school life starts in the morning around 8:30 and ends in the afternoon around 4:00.

They learn many different kinds of subjects.

The main subjects include Korean language, English, math, science, and social studies.

These subjects important at university

Also they do many activity such as enjoy school festivals and join the school clubs.

They should prepare school exam because they have four times big exams.

At lunchtime, Korean students usually eat in the school cafeteria.

The meals are healthy and include rice, soup, meat, and vegetables.

During break time, they talk with friends, play games, or sleep in the classroom.

They also go to the school snack bar.

Some students buy snacks and drinks at the school snack bar.

Snack bar is the most favorite place to the Korean student.

They come to school not only to study, but also to prepare for their future dreams and to go great university.

Thanks you for listening my presentation

Most of them use public transportation to go to school and the homeroom teacher checks attendance

I’m going to introduce Korean food.

Jajangmyeon is a dish that was influenced by Chinese cuisine and changed into a Korean style. It is also very popular in Korea and is sometimes called a national food. Jajangmyeon is made with chunjang (black bean sauce), noodles, vegetables, and meat. There is a tradition of eating it on Children’s Day or after graduation. People also eat it on moving day to celebrate a new start, and there is a belief that the black sauce brings wealth. In addition, on April 14th, there is Black Day, when people who did not have a partner on Valentine’s Day or White Day gather to eat it. The meaning of “black” is for people who did not receive gifts, and it also symbolizes the loneliness or sadness of being single.

So, jajangmyeon is not only delicious but also a special food with many traditions in Korea. This is the end of my presentation. Thank you for listening.

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What It Is

Gyeongbokgung Palace is a famous historical place in Seoul, South Korea. It was built in 1395 during the Joseon Dynasty. It was the main palace where the kings lived.

Why It’s Important

The palace shows the beauty of Korean traditional architecture. Many people visit to see the buildings, the big gate, and the royal guards. It helps people learn about Korea’s past.

Fun Facts

Visitors can watch the changing of the guard ceremony. Some people wear hanbok, Korean traditional clothes, to take pictures there. The palace is very beautiful, especially in spring and autumn.

Today, I’d like to introduce you to a very popular Korean dish called Samgyeopsal, which means grilled pork belly in Korean.

Samgyeopsal is made with thick slices of pork belly, usually grilled at the table. It’s not marinated beforehand, so you can really taste the natural flavor of the meat. We usually grill it with garlic, onions, and mushrooms, and once it’s cooked, we cut it into small pieces using scissors.

The best way to enjoy Samgyeopsal is to make a wrap. We take a lettuce leaf, add a piece of pork, some grilled garlic, kimchi, and a bit of ssamjang, which is a spicy dipping sauce. Then we fold it and eat it in one bite. It’s really delicious!

So, how does it taste? Samgyeopsal is juicy, savory, and rich because of the pork fat. But when you eat it with vegetables and sauce, it feels very balanced and refreshing.

This dish is very popular in Korea, not only because it’s tasty, but also because it’s fun and social. Friends and families gather around the grill, cook together, and enjoy the meal. It’s especially popular on weekends or after work.

If you ever visit Korea, I really recommend trying Samgyeopsal. It’s more than just food — it’s an experience!

Thank you for listening!

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Today, I’d like to introduce you to a traditional Korean board game called Yut Nori.

Yut Nori is a popular game in Korea, especially played during Seollal, and 추석 It’s a family-friendly game that brings people together and creates a fun and festive atmosphere.

So, what exactly is Yut Nori?

The game is played with four wooden sticks called “yut,” and a game board with marks or spaces. Each stick is flat on one side and round on the other. When you throw the sticks, the number of flat sides facing up determines how far your piece can move. Each combination has a name — Do, Gae, Geol, Yut, and Mo — which represent 1 to 5 steps.

Players or teams take turns throwing the sticks and moving their tokens around the board. The goal is to move all your pieces around the board and back to the starting point before the other team.

One of the fun parts of Yut Nori is that you can catch your opponent’s pieces by landing on the same space, which sends their piece back to the beginning. You can also get extra turns if you throw “Yut” or “Mo.”

Although the rules are simple, there’s a lot of strategy involved, like choosing whether to move one piece far or spread out your chances with multiple pieces.

If you ever have a chance to visit Korea during Seollal, I highly recommend trying Yut Nori. It’s fun, exciting, and a great way to experience Korean culture firsthand.

Thank you for listening!!

Today, I’d like to introduce you to Jeju Island, one of the most beautiful and unique places in South Korea.

Jeju is a volcanic island located in the south of the country. It’s famous for its natural beauty, including beaches, waterfalls, and lava tubes. At the center of the island is Hallasan, the highest mountain in South Korea, which is actually a dormant volcano. Many people go hiking there to enjoy the view.

Jeju also has a special network of walking trails called the Olle Trails, which go along the coast and through forests. Another amazing place is Manjanggul Cave, one of the longest lava tubes in the world.

What makes Jeju really unique is its local culture. The island is home to haenyeo, or female divers, who dive without oxygen tanks to collect seafood. This tradition is so special that it’s been recognized by UNESCO. Jeju also has its own local dialect, which is different from standard Korean.

Jeju is also known for its delicious food. One famous dish is Jeju black pork, which is grilled like Korean BBQ. The island also has very fresh seafood and sweet tangerines, which are grown locally.

With its mild weather, rich culture, and amazing nature, Jeju is a perfect place to relax and explore. If you ever visit South Korea, I really recommend going to Jeju Island!

Thank you!

My name is Kim Do-yeon, and I am a first-year student at Haeseong International Convention High School.

Today, I will talk about Hanbok, the traditional clothing of Korea.

Hanbok means “Korean clothes.”

It has been worn for over two thousand years and shows the lifestyle and philosophy of Korean people.

Hanbok is famous for its bright colors and elegant lines.

For women, Hanbok usually has a jeogori, a short jacket, and a chima, a long skirt.

For men, it has a jeogori and baji, which are roomy pants.

Hanbok is not tight, so it allows movement and looks graceful.

Historically, Hanbok appeared in the Three Kingdoms period.

During the Goryeo and Joseon Dynasties, it became more colorful and decorative.

People wore Hanbok every day, but materials and decorations differed by social class.

Kings wore silk with gold patterns, while common people wore cotton or hemp.

Hanbok also has meanings in colors and patterns.

White means purity. Red means happiness. Blue means hope.

Patterns like peony flowers represent wealth, and cranes represent long life.

Today, Hanbok is worn on special occasions, such as Seollal (Lunar New Year), Chuseok (Harvest Festival), weddings, or a baby’s first birthday, called doljanchi.

It makes these events more meaningful and beautiful.

Hanbok is still important today.

Designers create modern Hanbok, and we can see it in K-dramas and K-pop videos.

It helps people around the world appreciate Korean culture.

Personally, wearing Hanbok makes me proud.

It feels different from casual clothes, and I feel connected to my ancestors and history.

In conclusion, Hanbok is more than clothing.

It is a symbol of Korean history, culture, and identity.

I hope more people can try wearing Hanbok one day. Thank you very much for listening.

This was my presentation about Hanbok.

Tteokbokki is made of rice cakes, fish cakes, and gochujang, a spicy red chili paste. Its taste is spicy and slightly sweet, and it’s usually eaten as a snack or a light meal.

There are many variations and styles. You can find different flavors like Jjajang (black bean sauce), Rose, or Cheese, and franchise restaurants like Yopokki that are famous for extra spicy versions.

People often eat Tteokbokki with side dishes like fried snacks, rice balls, and Coolpis (a Korean drink). It’s fun to share with friends and try different combinations.

If you visit Korea, you should definitely try Tteokbokki! It’s delicious, fun, and a part of Korean culture.

The rules are simple: the player who controls more territory on the board wins. Black and white players take turns placing stones on the intersections of the board. If a group of stones is completely surrounded and all its liberties (the empty points adjacent to the stones) are taken away, those stones are captured and removed from the board.

While there is no specific day dedicated to Go, it is often featured in television programs or played among family members during holidays such as Chuseok and other traditional celebrations.

today I will talk about K-pop.

K-pop means Korean pop music. It started in South Korea, but now people all over the world enjoy it. K-pop is not only music, but also a culture. Fans enjoy music, fashion, dance, and performances, so K-pop has become very popular globally.

The history of K-pop started in the 1990s. Groups like H.O.T and Seo Taiji and Boys made big changes in the Korean

music industry. Later, BoA, TVXQ, BIGBANG, and Girls’ Generation became very famous. Since the late 2000s, K-pop has spread to other countries.

Recently, groups like BTS, BLACKPINK, and NCT have gained huge global popularity, making K-pop a worldwide cultural phenomenon.

K-pop idols are singers and dancers. Before they debut, they train for many years. They practice singing, dancing, acting, and even foreign languages. This is a very hard process, but it helps them perform perfectly on stage. Some trainees practice 10 to 12 hours every day. Because of this hard training, idols can give amazing performances to their fans.

Most K-pop groups have many members. Each member has a role, like vocalist, rapper, or dancer. Because of this, fans can enjoy different charms of each member. Some groups are small, with only 4 or 5 members. For example, BLACKPINK is a girl group with 4 members. On the other hand, some groups are very big, with more than 10 members. For example, NCT is a boy group with over 20 members. BTS has 7 members, and EXO has 9 members, which is a medium-sized group. Every group is different, so fans can enjoy many types of performances.

K-pop is also famous for colorful

music videos, fashion, and performances. Music videos often have stories or unique concepts. Idols change their outfits and hairstyles to fit each concept, and they dance perfectly on stage. Fans often learn the dances or share videos online, which increases interest and love for K-pop.

Fan culture is very important in K-pop. Fans buy albums, stream music, and attend concerts or fan meetings. They support their favorite idols in many ways. Some fans even travel to Korea to watch concerts. This shows how big and strong the global K-pop community is.

K-pop also has many music styles. It includes pop, hip-hop, R&B, ballads, and dance music. Each group has a unique concept and music style, so fans can choose the group they like the most.

In conclusion, K-pop is not just music. It connects people from different countries and cultures. Fans can enjoy music, dance, fashion, and fan activities together.

That is why K-pop is special and loved all over the world.

Thank you for listening.

High school students usually start their day around 8 a.m. and finish classes by the afternoon. In many schools, students also stay for evening self-study until 9 or 10 p.m.

2. Learning styles

In high school, lessons are pretty organized but also fun. Teachers usually use a smart board to explain things, which makes it easier to understand. We take notes, join discussions, and sometimes do group work. The smart board is really helpful because teachers can show videos and pictures, which makes the lesson more interesting.

3. Motivations

Their main motivation is to enter a good university. Many students are driven by their future dreams, family expectations, and personal goals.

4. Hobbies/Free time

During break time at school, many Korean high school students like to watch videos of their favorite K-pop idols on their phones. They enjoy seeing music videos, performances, and behind-the-scenes clips. Some students also memorize popular dance challenges from these videos. They practice the dance moves and sometimes record videos of themselves dancing with their friends. It is a fun way for students to relax and share their interests during the short breaks at school.

5. Students jot down highlights

Students usually take notes of key points during class, highlight important parts in their textbooks, and summarize what they learned to prepare for exams.

Janchi Guksu – Korean Party Noodles

2.Ingredients:

For Janchi Guksu, you need thin wheat noodles, anchovy or kelp for the broth, soy sauce, salt, sesame oil, and optional garnishes like egg, green onions, seaweed, and thinly sliced carrot.

3.Recipe (Steps for cooking):

First, boil water with anchovies and kelp to make a clear broth. Season the broth with salt, soy sauce, and a little sesame oil. Next, boil the noodles until they are soft, then rinse them with cold water and drain. Put the noodles in a bowl and pour the hot broth over them. Finally, add garnishes like sliced egg, green onions, carrots, and seaweed, and serve hot.

4. How does it taste?

Janchi Guksu tastes light, savory, and slightly salty. The broth is clear and flavorful, and the noodles are soft and easy to eat.

5. Why is it popular with Koreans?

It is popular because it is simple, healthy, and usually served at celebrations like weddings, birthdays, or holidays. Students also like it because it is light but satisfying.

But in Singapore, classes focus more on problem-solving and discussion.

Korean education is good at building strong basics, while Singapore helps students be more creative and think critically.

I think if we mix both styles, learning can be more balanced.

In Singapore, students are often motivated by practical skills and future careers.

Korean students usually study hard because of competition, while Singaporean students focus more on applying what they learn.

These different motivations show how culture and education shape learning attitudes.

In Singapore, students often use their free time for sports, clubs, or community activities.

Korean students usually have less free time because of heavy study schedules, while Singaporean students balance study with hobbies.

These differences show how each country values education and personal growth in different ways.

So i think finding a balance between study and hobbies is important for students in both countries.

In Singapore, students often take notes to summarize ideas and understand key concepts.

Korean students focus more on memorizing what they wrote, while Singaporean students use notes as a tool for discussion and problem-solving.

This shows that note-taking is used differently depending on the learning culture.

I think combining both styles can help students study more effectively.

School starts at 8:25 in the morning. Each class is 50 minutes. Break time is 10 minutes. School usually finishes at 4:00, but on Thursday it finishes at 2:00.

Learning styles

Students listen to the teacher, take notes, and sometimes work in groups. We also prepare for exams by reviewing.

Motivations

Many students study hard to enter a good university or to have a good future job.

Hobbies/Free time

After school, students like to play sports, listen to music, or hang out with friends. Some go to academies (hagwons) to study more.

Students jot down highlights

Students often write about their day in a diary, or share highlights on social media like taking pictures with friends or writing short posts.

My name is Kim Doyeon, and I am a first-year student at Haeseong International Convention High School. Today, I would like to talk about my school life.

First, a typical school day.

Our school usually finishes around 4 p.m. In the morning, we have several subjects, and classes continue after lunch. Once I get home, I usually do my homework and spend some time studying.

Second, my learning style.

I usually study with my textbooks at home. I try to read carefully, organize the main points, and sometimes go over the exercises again to review.

Third, my motivation.

My biggest motivation is imagining my future. I think about having a good job and earning money, and that vision makes me want to work harder now.

Fourth, my hobbies and free time.

After studying, I like to relax by listening to music or enjoying small hobbies. Sometimes I spend time with my friends, which helps me relieve stress.

Finally, the highlights of my school life.

For me, the best moments are the times I share with my friends. Of course, learning new things is meaningful, but the memories I make during school life are even more special.

This is the end of my presentation. Thank you very much for listening.

The food is Bulgogi, a traditional Korean beef dish.

Ingredients

Bulgogi is made with beef, soy sauce, sugar, garlic, sesame oil, and onions.

Recipe (Steps for cooking)

1. Slice the beef thinly.

2. Make a sauce with soy sauce, sugar, garlic, and sesame oil.

3. Marinate the beef in the sauce.

4. Cook the beef with onions in a pan.

How does it taste?

Bulgogi tastes sweet, savory, and very tender.

Why is it popular with Koreans?

Koreans like bulgogi because it is delicious and goes well with rice.

The group is BTS (Bangtan Sonyeondan), a famous K-pop boy group.

Members

BTS has seven members: RM, Jin, Suga, J-Hope, Jimin, V, and Jungkook.

Music style

Their music mixes pop, hip-hop, and R&B. They often write songs about youth and dreams.

Performances

BTS is known for powerful dance performances and high-quality concerts.

My name is Kim Doyeon, and I’m a first-year student at Haeseong International Convention High School.

Today, I’d like to introduce a popular Korean fusion food called Carbo Buldak Ramen.

Carbo Buldak Ramen combines the spiciness of Buldak Ramen with the creamy taste of carbonara sauce. To make it, you need Buldak noodles, carbonara sauce, mozzarella cheese, and milk or cream. Boil the noodles, then mix the Buldak sauce with carbonara sauce in a pan. Add cheese on top and let it melt — you can also add parsley or an egg for decoration. Finally, mix everything and enjoy!

The flavor is special because the spicy Buldak sauce blends perfectly with the smooth, rich carbonara sauce. Even people who can’t eat very spicy food enjoy it thanks to the cheese and cream. It’s loved by both Koreans and foreigners, and became famous through social media and YouTube.

Overall, Carbo Buldak Ramen shows how Korean flavors can mix with Western styles to make something new and delicious.

Thank you for listening!

Hanbok is colorful and simple. Women wear a jacket called jeogori and a skirt called chima. Men wear a jacket and pants called baji.

People wear hanbok on special days like New Year, Chuseok, weddings, or other celebrations.

Hanbok feels pretty and comfortable.

It is important because it shows Korean culture.

The game is called Gonggi, a traditional Korean game.

Players

One or more players can play.

Materials

The game uses five small stones or plastic pieces called gonggi.

How to play

Throw the pieces in the air and catch them. Try not to drop any pieces.

The landmark is Gyeongbokgung Palace in Seoul, Korea.

History

It was built a long time ago in 1395.

Features

The palace has big buildings, a gate, and a garden.

Activities

Visitors can see the changing of the guard, take pictures, and walk around.

Why is it important

Gyeongbokgung shows Korean history and culture.

Korean students are more focused on taking notes than on questions or discussions, when the teacher explains. Also, when presenting, you should follow the attendance number or point it out by the teacher rather than being free

Motivations

What motivates students in their lives is grades, tests, dreams, and a sense of accomplishment. Higher grades give me confidence, and if I get good results on the test, I want to work harder. Also, if you feel a sense of accomplishment while trying to achieve your dreams, it gives you strength again.

Hobbies/ Free Time

During break time, students are often tired, so they either sleep or sit and look at their phones. They also chat and play with friends, go to the school store, or get ready to move if they have a class in another room.

Students’ Highlights

Students remember special moments from school festivals or sports days, but they also feel stressed because of their studies. Still, the happiest moments are the small memories they make while spending time with friends.

I usually go to school by 8:10 and finish at 4 o'clock and take classes for 50 minutes. The break time is 10 minutes, and most of the classes are in the form of teacher lectures.

In school classes, self-directed learning is self-directed learning, academy/internet lectures are preparation for the SAT, and supplementary, most of them are often studied while listening to online lectures or going back and forth to the academy.

I think it's the most important thing to get a better university and a job.

There is a strong perception that a good university is a good job and a stable future.

In my free time, I usually spend time with my friends, dating, school life, things that happened the day before, and trivial conversations that happened in the morning.

There are school trips, retreats, and events called sports competitions and festivals. They compete with each other and win, or give memories to students through talent shows and performances.

Changgyeonggung Palace was built in 1483 by King Seongjong, the ninth king of the Joseon Dynasty. Originally, it was a palace built as a space for the queen and the king‘s mother and grandmother, and during the Japanese colonial period, Changgyeonggung Palace was damaged and used as a zoo, botanical garden, and museum. After liberation, the palace was restored after restoration work. Currently, it is open to the ancient palace where you can experience history and cultural heritage in Seoul.

It's a Korean fruit. Hanwa is a food that is not omitted from rituals such as weddings, funerals, rituals, and turns, and it is also deeply related to holidays (New Year's Day, Chuseok), the three-time custom of the Lunar New Year, and the New Year's Day.

Name of traditional Korean food

Hangwa is a general term for various sweets that include Korean traditional snacks or Hangeuk cuisine. What I usually eat is

A fruit or root plant is a fruit or root plant that is soaked in honey or jocheong. There are yujajeong, gingerjeong, etc.

Yumil fruit is a snack made by frying flour dough in oil and mixing it with honey or jocheong, and the representative ones include Yakwa, Gangjeong, and Sanja.

Ingredients

It mainly uses natural ingredients such as grains (rice, glutinous rice, barley), honey, greens, oil, soybean flour, sesame seeds, pine nuts, and dates, and there are no artificial additives, and it is light and health-oriented.

Recipe (Steps for cooking)

The medicine that comes to mind as a representative of Korean medicine

Put sesame oil, honey, soju, and salt in flour, knead it, and mature for 30 minutes, push the dough, make a shape, fry it in oil, mix it with a syrup made of honey and jocheong, and cool it's done.

How does it taste?

It is mainly sweet, but it is not too stimulating and is characterized by subtlety.

Why is it popular with Koreans?

Korean fruits have been a food that has been infallible in important ceremonies such as festivals, holidays, and weddings for a long time. The process of making Korean wakes takes a lot of effort, and it takes a lot of effort from preparing the ingredients to making the shape. That's why the image of "food made with heart" is strong, and it is also popular as a gift or for entertaining guests.

Hanbok is a clothing with a long history, consisting of jeogori and skirts for women, and jeogori and trousers for men.

It has changed in various ways depending on the season, status, and ritual, reflecting the life and etiquette of Koreans. Today, it is mainly worn at traditional events such as holidays, weddings, and first birthdays.

K-POP, or Korean popular music, is famous not only in Korea but also all around the world. It mixes many genres such as pop, hip-hop, and dance, but what makes it special is the performance, music videos, and strong fan culture.

For example, BTS became globally famous with songs like Dynamite, Butter, and Permission to Dance. BLACKPINK is also loved worldwide with hits such as DDU-DU DDU-DU, Kill This Love, and Pink Venom. Recently, NewJeans gained huge popularity with OMG and Super Shy. And SEVENTEEN is well known for energetic songs like HOT and Super.

The reason K-POP is so successful is because of the unique idol training system, the creative use of social media, and the close connection between artists and fans. That is why K-POP has become a true global cultural phenomenon.

In conclusion, K-POP is more than just music. It is a way for Korea to connect with the world. I believe K-POP will keep growing and bring people together through music.

Thank you for listening.

Gwangandaegyo Bridge is a famous bridge in Busan that connects Haeundae and Suyeong. It is about 7.4 km long and stretches over the sea, making it one of Busan’s most iconic landmarks. The bridge is especially beautiful at night when LED lights illuminate it, creating a stunning night view that attracts many tourists. Visitors can enjoy the view of the bridge and the sea from nearby beaches or from cafes and restaurants along the coast. Additionally, during the annual Busan Fireworks Festival, the area around the bridge is well known as a great spot to watch the festival and take photos. Gwangandaegyo Bridge is more than just a means of transportation; it is a symbolic place that showcases the beauty of Busan.

Ddakji is a simple but fun game played with two square paper tiles folded in a special way. The rule is easy: you throw your ddakji onto your opponent’s tile and try to flip it over. If you succeed, you win the game.

This game became especially famous worldwide because it appeared in the Netflix series “Squid Game.” In the show, it was used as the first challenge to invite players into the main game. Thanks to this, many people around the world now recognize ddakji as part of Korean culture.

In conclusion, ddakji is more than just a children’s game. It is a fun and creative tradition that shows the playful side of Korean culture. I hope you can try it one day.

Thank you for listening.

BTS is one of the most famous groups. Their songs "Dynamite" and "Butter" were loved by many people. BLACKPINK also had a big hit with "How You Like That".

New groups like NewJeans became popular with songs like "Ditto" and "Super Shy". These songs were often played on TV and social media.

In the past, songs like "Gee" by Girls’ Generation and "Fantastic Baby" by BIGBANG were very famous. Many people still remember them today.

K-pop changes fast, and new songs come out all the time. But some songs stay popular for many years.

Jeonju Hanok Village is located in the city of Jeonju. It is famous for its traditional Korean houses, called hanok. More than 700 hanok buildings are preserved there, creating a special atmosphere where visitors can feel the harmony of history and modern life.

In the village, people can enjoy many cultural experiences. For example, you can try wearing hanbok, the traditional Korean clothing, or taste Jeonju’s famous dish, bibimbap. Walking through the narrow streets filled with hanok houses gives visitors a chance to step back in time and experience Korea’s traditions.

In conclusion, Jeonju Hanok Village is not just a tourist spot, but a living symbol of Korean culture. If you want to see both the beauty of the past and the energy of the present, Jeonju Hanok Village is the perfect place to visit.

Thank you for listening.

Gonggi is a traditional Korean game mostly played by children, using five small stones or plastic pieces called “gonggi.” Players throw one piece into the air and quickly pick up one or more pieces from the ground, catching the piece in the air before it falls. The game starts by picking up one piece at a time, then two, three, and finally all five pieces at once for a more challenging round. If a piece falls, the turn ends and the next player goes. The goal is to collect all five pieces in order without dropping them. Gonggi is a fun game that children can enjoy playing together.

People wear hanbok on special occasions and important holidays. Two of the biggest holidays in Korea are Seollal, the Lunar New Year, and Chuseok, the Korean Thanksgiving. During these holidays, families often wear hanbok when they visit relatives and perform traditional rituals. Hanbok is also worn at weddings, first birthdays, and other big family celebrations.

Hanbok is important because it shows Korean culture and history. It has a simple but elegant style that has changed little over hundreds of years. Even today, many young people like to wear hanbok for special events or take pictures to remember Korean traditions.

It is made with chewy rice cakes called tteok.

The rice cakes are cooked in a spicy and sweet red pepper sauce.

Fish cakes, green onions, and boiled eggs are often added.

Tteokbokki is commonly found at street food stalls and markets.

Many people enjoy it as a snack or a light meal with friends.

Fish cakes, green onions, and boiled eggs are also commonly used.

Some variations include cabbage, noodles, or cheese for extra flavor.

These ingredients are cooked together to create a spicy, sweet, and savory dish.

Then, boil water and add gochujang, sugar, and soy sauce to make the sauce.

Add the rice cakes and let them cook until they become soft and chewy.

Next, add fish cakes, green onions, and boiled eggs.

Simmer everything together until the sauce thickens and the flavors mix well.

If you like spicy food, add more chili powder or 불닭 sauce

It’s made with chewy rice cakes cooked in a spicy and sweet sauce.

People usually add fish cakes, boiled eggs, and green onions too.

The sauce is kinda spicy but also a little sweet, so it tastes awesome.

You can find it almost everywhere in Korea, especially at street stalls.

If you like tasty snacks, you should definitely try tteokbokki!

It’s spicy and sweet, so it hits the perfect flavor balance.

The chewy texture of the rice cakes makes it really fun to eat.

You can find it everywhere, from street stalls to restaurants, which makes it easy to enjoy anytime.

Plus, it’s a great snack to share with friends, so people love eating it together.

The main goal of jegichagi is to keep the jegi in the air as many times as possible without letting it touch the ground. Players can use different parts of their feet, like the top, the side, or even the heel, to control the jegi. Sometimes, players try to do tricks or challenge their friends to see who can kick it the most times.

Jegichagi is often played outside during the Korean Lunar New Year holiday called Seollal, or in the winter when children have more free time. It is not only fun but also helps improve balance, coordination, and concentration.

This game has been popular in Korea for many years, and even today, some people still enjoy playing jegichagi with friends or family. It is a great way to experience traditional Korean culture while having fun.

The island has many natural attractions like beaches, waterfalls, and lava tubes—long caves formed by volcanic activity. One of the most famous places on Jeju is Hallasan, a tall volcano and the highest mountain in South Korea. Many people visit Jeju to hike Hallasan and enjoy the fresh air.

Jeju is also known for its mild climate, making it a popular vacation spot all year round. Visitors enjoy swimming, hiking, and exploring the island’s unique culture, including traditional villages and local foods like fresh seafood and black pork.

Jeju Island feels different from the busy cities of Korea. It is a peaceful place where people can relax and enjoy nature.
That’s why everyone should visit Jeju at least once in their lifetime.

BIGBANG is a famous Korean boy group. The members are G-Dragon, Taeyang, T.O.P, and Daesung. They debuted in 2006 under YG Entertainment, but at first they weren’t very well known. However, they gained popularity with songs like “Lies,” “Haru Haru,” “Fantastic Baby,” and “Bang Bang Bang.” They became popular not only in Korea but also overseas. G-Dragon is also famous for his fashion. Recently, he has been known for wearing flashy outfits, and he even wore a scarf like a hat, which became very popular. He is currently doing solo tours abroad, and as a full group, BIGBANG is set to perform at Coachella this year. Fans are very excited about it.

“I Love You Only Today” captures the realistic emotions after a breakup. Although it is a breakup song, it doesn’t feel entirely sad, as its band-based sound delivers a cheerful melody. On the other hand, “So Let’s Go See the Stars” tells the story of letting go of lingering feelings for a departed lover, accepting the breakup calmly, and embracing a “romantic ending.” Because of their beautiful melodies, these are two songs I would especially recommend.

The K-Student Life: More Than Just K-Dramas!

Korean student life is an intense but incredibly community-focused experience, often described as "Study Hard, Play Harder." The typical day runs long, with classes followed by mandatory "Hagwon" (cram school) sessions, often stretching until 10 PM in the pursuit of success on the crucial national college entrance exam, the "Suneung." Despite the academic rigor, students form strong bonds, staying in the same classroom all day and sharing late-night meals of affordable street food like Tteokbokki or group gaming at a "PC Bang" (PC Room) to relieve stress. This shared pressure and camaraderie create a tight-knit environment, which is finally exchanged for much-anticipated freedom and vibrant social life upon entering university.

Forget the usual suspects like Kimbap and Bulgogi; let's explore the real soul food of Korea! One must-try is Gamjatang , a hearty, spicy pork backbone stew simmered for hours, known for its deep, rich broth and tender meat—it’s the perfect comfort food, especially on a cold day. For a quick, affordable, and endlessly customizable student favorite, try Jeyuk Bokkeum . This is stir-fried pork marinated in a fiery, sweet-and-spicy gochujang (chili paste) sauce, often served with rice and fresh lettuce to wrap it in. Finally, don't miss Bossam , thin slices of perfectly steamed pork belly served with crisp kimchi, fresh garlic, and spicy dipping sauces, offering a delightful combination of textures and flavors that embodies Korean communal dining.

Forget the standard tourist spots like Gyeongbokgung Palace or N Seoul Tower. For a truly unique Korean experience, check out DDP (Dongdaemun Design Plaza) in Seoul. Designed by the famous architect Zaha Hadid, this massive, futuristic silver structure looks like a giant spaceship that landed right in the middle of the city. It's a 24/7 hub of fashion, technology, art exhibitions, and late-night shopping at the surrounding markets—perfect for seeing how modern Korean creativity thrives. For a complete contrast, venture outside the city to Jeonju Hanok Village, the largest cluster of traditional Korean houses (Hanok). Walking its narrow streets, renting a traditional Hanbok, and sipping makgeolli (rice wine) offers a beautiful, peaceful trip back in time, showing the enduring charm of Korea's heritage amid its high-speed development.

K-Pop is much more than just music; it’s a globally perfected cultural phenomenon built on intense training, synchronized choreography, and powerful storytelling through visuals and lyrics. Unlike typical music industries, the "Idol System" involves years of rigorous training—often starting as young teens—where trainees master singing, dancing, foreign languages, and stage presence. This system produces groups with famously intense synergy and jaw-dropping synchronization, which is key to their global appeal. Beyond the polished visuals, K-Pop’s strength lies in its diverse genres, unique concepts (like retro or futuristic), and frequent high-quality releases. To see the current global impact, check out the catchy synth-pop and powerful message of NewJeans’ "Super Shy" or the fierce, confident anthems like LE SSERAFIM’s "EASY," which perfectly showcase K-Pop's high production value and innovative style.

While the Hanbok (traditional Korean dress) is famous, the most unique aspect of Korean clothing culture today is the dynamic way old traditional elements are powerfully blended with current trends. This manifests in two cool ways: the rise of "Modern Hanbok" and the fascination with "Core Fashion." Modern Hanbok takes the voluminous, flowing lines and gorgeous colors of the traditional dress but re-cuts it into practical pieces like daily jackets, dresses, or even sporty outfits, making heritage wearable for the street. Meanwhile, K-Fashion is currently obsessed with hyper-specific "Core" aesthetics, like "Balletcore" (blending feminine items with dance-inspired accessories) and "Gorpcore" (utility-focused outdoor gear), and even vintage/thrift market culture in places like Seoul’s Dongmyo. This constant, fast-paced creation of unique, personal styles—from historic flair to hyper-niche trends—showcases how Korean fashion prioritizes individuality within a very trendy collective.

Instead of simple playground games, let’s explore traditional Korean activities that showcase community and philosophy. The most impressive is Jultagi , or tightrope walking. This isn't just circus performance; it's a UNESCO-recognized intangible cultural heritage where the tightrope walker (Gwangdae) performs daring acrobatic feats while simultaneously telling jokes, singing, and interacting with the crowd below. It's a blend of high-risk skill and improvised theatrical comedy! For a more hands-on experience, try Tuho , a strategic yard game where players throw arrows into a narrow-necked jar from a distance. Once practiced by royalty and scholars, it embodies the traditional Confucian focus on discipline and accuracy—it's much harder than it looks! Both Jultagi and Tuho offer a unique peek into the historical Korean emphasis on balancing spectacular skill (art) with meticulous concentration (virtue).

I go to school at 8 a.m. and have seven classes a day. After school, I go to a private academy to study more.

Learning Styles

I learn best by using notes and colors. Some friends prefer talking or practicing.

Motivations

I study hard to get good grades and to study abroad someday.

Hobbies / Free Time

I like listening to K-pop, watching dramas, and meeting friends.

Highlights

Students’ lives are similar, but our goals and learning styles make us different.

Kimchi

Ingredients

Cabbage, salt, red pepper powder, garlic, ginger, and fish sauce.

Recipe (Steps for Cooking)

First, salt the cabbage and let it sit for a few hours.

Next, mix red pepper powder, garlic, ginger, and fish sauce to make the sauce.

Then, spread the sauce on the cabbage and store it to ferment.

How Does It Taste?

It tastes spicy, sour, and a little salty.

Why Is It Popular with Koreans?

Koreans love kimchi because it goes well with every meal and is healthy.

BTS

Famous Song

“Dynamite”

Description

“Dynamite” is a cheerful pop song sung in English. It has a bright melody and fun dance moves that make people smile.

Why People Like It

People love BTS because their songs give positive energy and their performances are powerful.

My Opinion

I like “Dynamite” because it makes me feel confident and happy.

Hanbok

Description

Hanbok is Korea’s traditional clothing. It has bright colors and beautiful lines.

When People Wear It

People wear hanbok on special days like New Year’s Day, Chuseok, and weddings.

How It Feels

It feels soft and comfortable, but a little hard to move in.

Why It’s Important

Hanbok shows Korean beauty and tradition, so many people still love to wear it.

Yutnori

Description

Yutnori is a traditional Korean board game played with four wooden sticks called yut.

How to Play

Players throw the sticks and move their markers on the board. The number of moves depends on how the sticks land.

When People Play It

People usually play Yutnori with family during holidays like Seollal (Lunar New Year).

Why It’s Special

It’s fun, brings families together, and shows the spirit of teamwork and luck in Korean culture.

Gyeongbokgung Palace

Location

Seoul, South Korea

Description

Gyeongbokgung is a beautiful royal palace built during the Joseon Dynasty. It has large gates, colorful buildings, and a peaceful garden.

Why It’s Famous

It is one of the most important historical sites in Korea and a symbol of Korean culture.

My Opinion

I like Gyeongbokgung because it shows the beauty of traditional Korean architecture.

Today, I’ll introduce K-pop, which means Korean pop music.

K-pop is a global trend that combines catchy songs, powerful dances, and colorful visuals. It became popular around the world in the late 2000s, and now millions of fans enjoy it.

K-pop idols train for years to improve their singing and dancing before debuting. Famous groups like BTS, BLACKPINK, and EXO have helped spread Korean culture worldwide.

What makes K-pop special is its creativity and strong fan culture. Each comeback has a new concept that excites fans everywhere. K-pop connects people through music, passion, and emotion.

Thank you!

It combines many styles like pop, hip-hop, and R&B, creating a unique sound loved by fans everywhere.

IZNA represents the new generation of K-pop idol groups.

With their talent, passion, and bright energy, they show the hard work and creativity that make K-pop so special.

Like many K-pop artists, IZNA also inspires fans to chase their dreams and express themselves through music and style.

It is usually made of lightweight fabrics and consists of a jacket (jeogori) and a skirt (chima) for women, or pants (baji) for men.

Hanbok is worn on special occasions like holidays, weddings, and cultural festivals.

Its simple lines and flowing shapes create a graceful and beautiful appearance, reflecting Korean culture and history.

Today, many people also wear modernized hanbok, combining tradition with contemporary fashion.

I’m going to talk about my school and student life in Korea.

My school has classes five days a week. Each class lasts 50 minutes, and we have a 10-minute break between classes. Lunch time is 55 minutes, and the food is really delicious!

Many students look forward to lunchtime because it’s a great time to relax and talk with friends.

I’m in the Broadcasting and Performing Arts Department, so I take both regular subjects like English and math, and also major classes related to my field, such as dance, singing, and stage performance. I really enjoy my major classes because they help me express myself and improve my skills.

In Korea, students usually study very hard. They often spend a lot of time at school and sometimes go to academies after school. Even though it’s a busy life, many students are passionate and try their best to achieve their dreams.

For me, I think school life is meaningful because I can learn, meet good friends, and grow through both study and performance.

Thank you for listening!

Some popular games include Yutnori, a board game using four wooden sticks, and Tuho, a game where players throw arrows into a canister.

These games are often played during holidays, festivals, and family gatherings.

They are fun, help develop skills like strategy and teamwork, and are an important part of Korean culture.

Located on top of Namsan Mountain in Seoul, it offers stunning panoramic views of the city.

The tower is popular for sightseeing, romantic “love locks,” and beautiful night lights.

It represents modern Seoul while giving visitors a chance to enjoy both nature and city life.

Today, I’d like to introduce a very famous traditional Korean food — kimchi.

Kimchi is a spicy fermented vegetable dish, usually made with cabbage, radish, chili pepper, garlic, and salt. It has a unique sour and spicy flavor that many people love. Koreans eat kimchi almost every day, and it’s served with nearly every meal.

Kimchi is not only delicious but also very healthy. It contains a lot of vitamins and good bacteria that help with digestion.

There are many kinds of kimchi, such as baechu kimchi (cabbage kimchi) and kkakdugi (radish kimchi). Each type has its own flavor and texture.

For Koreans, kimchi is more than just food — it’s a part of our culture and history. Making kimchi together with family, called kimjang, is a special tradition that brings people closer.

That’s why kimchi is loved by both Koreans and people all over the world.

Thank you!

Today, I want to talk about my favorite Korean food — tteokbokki!

Tteokbokki is a very popular Korean street food made with chewy rice cakes and spicy red sauce.

It’s sweet, spicy, and super delicious! I eat it a lot after school with my friends, and it always makes me happy.

You can find tteokbokki almost everywhere in Korea — at snack bars, street stalls, or near schools.

Many students love it because it’s cheap, tasty, and fun to eat together.

For me, tteokbokki is more than just food. It’s my soul food, because it reminds me of good memories with my friends.

When I eat tteokbokki, I feel warm and comforted.

Thank you! ❤️

Today, I’d like to introduce hanbok, the traditional Korean clothing.

Hanbok is known for its beautiful colors and elegant design.

It usually has a jeogori, which is a short jacket, and a chima or baji, which means a skirt or pants.

People used to wear hanbok every day in the past, but now we wear it mostly on special days like holidays, weddings, or traditional events.

What makes hanbok special is its graceful shape.

When you wear it, it feels soft and comfortable, and it shows the beauty of Korean culture.

Many foreigners also enjoy wearing hanbok when they visit places like Gyeongbokgung Palace.

For me, hanbok is not just traditional clothing — it’s a symbol of Korean pride and history.

Thank you!

I want to talk about Namsan Seoul Tower, a famous landmark in Korea.

It’s a tall tower on Namsan Mountain in Seoul. From the top, you can see the whole city — it’s especially pretty at night!

One fun thing about this tower is the “Locks of Love.”

Couples hang padlocks on the fences to show their love. It’s really romantic and a popular spot for tourists and students like me.

N Seoul Tower is a great place to see the city, take photos, and enjoy a special part of Korean culture.

Thank you!

Today, I want to talk about Yutnori, a fun Korean game.

Yutnori is usually played on holidays, especially Seollal, the Lunar New Year.

You can play with 2 to 4 people.

Instead of dice, you throw four wooden sticks called yut.

How the sticks land tells you how many steps to move your pieces.

The goal is to move all your pieces around the board before the others.

It’s really fun because you need luck and a little strategy.

Families and friends play together, laugh a lot, and enjoy the game.

I love Yutnori because it brings everyone together and shows the fun of Korean culture.

Thank you!

Today, I’ll talk about student life in Korea.

A typical school day starts around 8 a.m. and ends in the afternoon, but many students stay longer for after-school classes.

Korean students study hard because education is very important. They often spend time at academies, called hagwon, to prepare for exams.

Even though school life can be busy, students enjoy spending time with friends during breaks and lunch. On weekends, they like watching movies, shopping, or playing sports.

What makes student life in Korea special is teamwork, friendship, and strong motivation to achieve goals.

Thank you!

Today, I’ll introduce a famous Korean traditional food called Bulgogi.

Bulgogi is a dish made of thinly sliced beef that is marinated in soy sauce, sugar, garlic, and sesame oil.

To make Bulgogi, we mix the beef with the sauce and let it sit for a while. Then we grill or stir-fry it with onions and carrots until it becomes tender and juicy.

Bulgogi tastes sweet, savory, and a little smoky.

It’s popular with Koreans because it’s easy to cook, goes well with rice, and brings family and friends together for a delicious meal.

Thank you!

Today, I’ll introduce popular K-pop music of Korea.

K-pop means Korean pop music, and it has become a global trend loved by people all around the world.

K-pop songs are known for their catchy melodies, powerful dances, and colorful music videos. Famous groups like BTS, BLACKPINK, EXO, and NewJeans have millions of fans from different countries.

What makes K-pop special is its creativity and the strong bond between artists and fans. Each comeback has a new concept and performance that excites people everywhere.

K-pop connects the world through music, energy, and emotion.

Thank you!

Today, I’ll introduce the traditional dressing of Korea, called Hanbok.

Hanbok is the traditional Korean clothes that people have worn for hundreds of years. It has beautiful colors and simple, elegant lines.

Hanbok usually includes a short jacket called jeogori and a long skirt called chima for women, and pants called baji for men. It is often made of silk or cotton.

People wear Hanbok on special days like New Year’s Day, Thanksgiving (Chuseok), or weddings.

It represents Korean beauty, respect, and tradition.

Thank you!

Today, I’ll introduce Korean cultural games that show the fun side of our tradition.

One of the most famous games is Yutnori, a traditional board game played during holidays like the Korean New Year.

Yutnori uses four wooden sticks called yut instead of dice. Players throw them to move pieces on the board, and families often play together while cheering and laughing.

Another popular game is Jegichagi, where players kick a paper shuttlecock with their foot to keep it in the air. It’s like Korean-style hacky sack!

These games are special because they bring people together, teach teamwork, and keep Korean culture alive through play.

Thank you!

Today, I’ll introduce some famous Korean landmarks.

Korea has many beautiful and historical places that show our culture and history.

One of the most famous landmarks is Gyeongbokgung Palace in Seoul. It was built in the Joseon Dynasty and is known for its beautiful architecture and royal guards.

Another landmark is Namsan Seoul Tower, where people can enjoy a great night view of the city.

Also, Jeju Island is famous for its natural scenery, beaches, and Hallasan Mountain.

These landmarks represent the beauty and spirit of Korea and attract visitors from all around the world.

Thank you!

The name “bulgogi” literally means “fire meat,” because in the past, it was cooked over an open flame. Today, however, people often prepare it at home using a frying pan or an electric grill, which makes it easier to enjoy.

Bulgogi is usually made with thinly sliced beef that is marinated in a sauce made from soy sauce, sugar, garlic, sesame oil, black pepper, and sometimes fruit juices such as pear or onion juice. These ingredients help make the meat tender and flavorful, giving it a perfect balance of sweet and savory tastes.

It is commonly enjoyed with steamed rice, and many people like to wrap the meat and rice together in fresh lettuce or perilla leaves, often adding a bit of ssamjang (a Korean spicy paste). This way of eating creates a more traditional and authentic Korean flavor.

Bulgogi is not only a delicious meal but also a dish that represents the warmth and hospitality of Korean culture. It is often served when families gather for special occasions, holidays, or when welcoming important guests. Because of its rich flavor and soft texture, bulgogi has become one of the most beloved Korean dishes among people all around the world.

For example, students in the Aviation Department learn about in-flight service, customer communication, and safety training. Students in the Media and Public Communication Department practice broadcasting, filming, and public speaking. Meanwhile, Business Management students study marketing, accounting, and how real companies operate in the business world.

Our school focuses strongly on practical experience rather than only theory. We often have training classes that help us apply what we’ve learned in real situations. In addition to our classes, we take part in school events, festivals, and club activities, which help us improve teamwork, leadership, and communication skills.

The teachers are very kind and supportive, and students are passionate about learning and preparing for their future careers. Overall, my school life is both busy and meaningful. Through many practice sessions and activities, I have learned valuable real-world skills and gained confidence, especially in areas related to my future dream.

K-pop, short for Korean pop music, is one of the most popular parts of Korean culture today. It combines catchy melodies, powerful performances, and impressive choreography. K-pop artists are known for their amazing talent — they sing, dance, and even take part in producing their own music.

What makes K-pop special is how it blends different music styles such as pop, hip-hop, R&B, and electronic sounds. Many groups also create songs with meaningful lyrics that connect with people around the world.

K-pop isn’t just about music — it also includes fashion, visuals, and creative music videos. Fans from all over the world communicate and support their favorite artists through social media. Some of the most famous K-pop groups are BTS, BLACKPINK, EXO, and NewJeans.

K-pop has become a global phenomenon that represents the creativity, passion, and energy of Korean youth. It helps people learn more about Korea and brings fans from different countries together through music.

For women, the hanbok usually consists of a jeogori (a short jacket) and a chima (a long, wide skirt). For men, it includes a jeogori and baji (loose pants). The overall shape of the hanbok is designed to flow naturally, creating a soft and elegant look when people move.

In the past, Koreans wore hanbok every day, but today it is usually worn on special occasions such as weddings, holidays like Seollal (Lunar New Year) and Chuseok (Korean Thanksgiving), or important ceremonies.

Hanbok is more than just clothing — it reflects Korean values of harmony, respect, and tradition. Recently, modern versions of hanbok have become popular among young people and even celebrities, blending traditional beauty with contemporary style.

Overall, hanbok represents the pride and identity of Korean culture, connecting the past with the present in a very meaningful way.

One of the most famous games is Yutnori, a traditional board game played with four wooden sticks called yut. Players throw the sticks to move their pieces around the board, and it’s usually played during the Lunar New Year (Seollal). It’s a game that brings families together and symbolizes good luck for the year.

Another popular game is Jegichagi, which is similar to playing hacky sack. Players kick a small object called jegi into the air and try to keep it from falling. It’s simple but very fun and helps with balance and focus.

There’s also Tuho, a game where players throw arrows into a narrow-necked jar from a distance, and Ssireum, a traditional Korean wrestling game that requires strength and skill.

These traditional games are not just for fun — they show the harmony, teamwork, and spirit of Korean culture. Even today, many schools and festivals include traditional games so that young people can enjoy and continue this important part of Korea’s heritage.