celebrations!
Korea celebrations
introduction
Korea has an interesting holiday. Seollal, chuseok, buddah’s birthday...I will teach you celebrations but before you read, what is the difference/similarly things? Well, first the differe
nce is the date is different and also when we celebrate, we do different things. the similar
things are, first it is made by Korea and it is almost made in long ago. Then, lets go through
the celebrations!
Seollal
Korea celebrate the international new year and Seollal. Seollal means ‘the lunar new year’.
We celebrate Seollal on January or February by visiting home towns or vacationing at
resorts. In that day, We enjoy a meal of tteokguk (sliced-rice-cake soup), typically made of
garaetteok, a long, cylindrical-shaped rice cake. We eat garaetteok for luck, health, and a
long life.
We celebrate Seollal on January or February by visiting home towns or vacationing at
resorts. In that day, We enjoy a meal of tteokguk (sliced-rice-cake soup), typically made of
garaetteok, a long, cylindrical-shaped rice cake. We eat garaetteok for luck, health, and a
long life.
Buddah’s birthday
While today only about 24 percent of Koreans consider themselves Buddhist, Buddha's
birthday is celebrated by those of all faiths. On Buddha's birthday (the eighth day of the
fourth lunar month), temples are decorated with pink lotus-shaped lanterns, and they offer
special services and meals. At lantern festivals across the country, people write wishes on
paper and attach them to the lanterns. Buddhists also worship Buddha and offer prayers in
the temple.
birthday is celebrated by those of all faiths. On Buddha's birthday (the eighth day of the
fourth lunar month), temples are decorated with pink lotus-shaped lanterns, and they offer
special services and meals. At lantern festivals across the country, people write wishes on
paper and attach them to the lanterns. Buddhists also worship Buddha and offer prayers in
the temple.
Chuseok
You may hear Chuseok once, or if you don’t know well read this paragraph! Chuseok
(a harvest festival that is often compared to the U.S. Thanksgiving) is an important family
holiday, celebrated on the fifteenth day of August on the lunar calendar, though like Seollal,
celebrations span the day before and after the holiday. Family members visit ancestral tom
bs to clean the grave sites and leave food offerings in honor of the dead. Large family reun
ions are common during this festival. People visit their hometowns and enjoy traditional mea
ls such as songpyeon (half-moon-shaped rice cakes steamed on top of a layer of pine needles).
(a harvest festival that is often compared to the U.S. Thanksgiving) is an important family
holiday, celebrated on the fifteenth day of August on the lunar calendar, though like Seollal,
celebrations span the day before and after the holiday. Family members visit ancestral tom
bs to clean the grave sites and leave food offerings in honor of the dead. Large family reun
ions are common during this festival. People visit their hometowns and enjoy traditional mea
ls such as songpyeon (half-moon-shaped rice cakes steamed on top of a layer of pine needles).


i love the topic that you chose!! i dont really think that there is a person that you can connect to, so sorry...? I cant give you any connections. But I ´ ll give you a feed back, you probably do the pronounciation like lots of people cant say the holidays correctly and the names too.like, (Chu-suk)
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