Life in Korea 1. My name is Kashif and I live in Daegu. I am expressing my experiences about life in Korea as a PhD foreign student. 2. Daegu is 4 th largest city of Korea 3. Korea's long history, agrarian culture, and mix of religions provide a multitude of different festivals and holidays throughout the year. 4. Kimchi represents Korea's best known food. 5. The Korean hanbok represents one of the most visable aspects of Korean culture. 6. Korean people like to say drinking makes them feel friendlier and more open 7. Korean traditional cakes have long been shared among neighbors and friends on many occasions of happiness and sorrow. 8. Chuseok, also known as Hangawee, falls on the 15th day of the 8th lunar month and is one of the four main festive holidays of Korea. 9. During matrimonial ceremony, all the family members and close friends take a picture altogether with newly wed couple. 10. During this 3-day holiday, most people gather together with their entire families in their hometowns. The holiday includes many traditions for food preparation and ancestor worship.
1. My name is Kashif and I live in Daegu. I am expressing my
experiences about life in Korea as a PhD foreign student.2. Daegu
is 4th largest city of Korea3. Korea's long history, agrarian
culture, and mix of religions provide a multitude of different
festivals and holidays throughout the year.4. Kimchirepresents
Korea's best known food.5. The Koreanhanbokrepresents one of the
most visable aspects of Korean culture.6. Korean people like to say
drinking makes them feel friendlier and more open7. Korean
traditional cakes have long been shared among neighbors and friends
on many occasions of happiness and sorrow.8. Chuseok, also known
asHangawee, falls on the 15th day of the 8th lunar month and is one
of the four main festive holidays of Korea.9. During matrimonial
ceremony, all the family members and close friends take a picture
altogether with newly wed couple.10. During this 3-day holiday,
most people gather together with their entire families in their
hometowns. The holiday includes many traditions for food
preparation and ancestor worship.
