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Far Eastern cultures differ in cuisine and use different chopsticks. Korea uses metal chopsticks accompanied by a spoon. In addition to the differences in utensils, there are other etiquettes for their use. [([[https:// | Far Eastern cultures differ in cuisine and use different chopsticks. Korea uses metal chopsticks accompanied by a spoon. In addition to the differences in utensils, there are other etiquettes for their use. [([[https:// | ||
- | {{tag> | + | ==== Aging ==== |
+ | Koreans have a different system of calculating the age of a person. Each newborn baby, so to speak, is automatically given one year. [([[https:// | ||
+ | ==== Born in December ==== | ||
+ | This nation ages on the same day - after the New Year begins. Therefore, a child born on the last day of December will turn 2 years old on the very next day - the first of January. [([[https:// | ||
+ | ==== Dol-hanbok ==== | ||
+ | A child' | ||
+ | ==== Kimchi ==== | ||
+ | The most recognizable food here is kimchi eaten at any time of the day. [([[https:// | ||
+ | ==== Red ink ==== | ||
+ | For a Korean, a name written in red ink is a sign that the person hiding behind it is dead or about to die. Therefore, one should avoid using a red pen when writing down someone' | ||
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+ | ==== Blood type ==== | ||
+ | Blood is a topic of great importance to the typical Korean. There is a common opinion that blood type determines a person' | ||
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+ | ==== Wi-fi ==== | ||
+ | Seoul, the country' | ||
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+ | ==== Public toilets ==== | ||
+ | Toilets in Korea are often equipped with a heated toilet seat, as well as special features such as wash-and-dry, | ||
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+ | ==== Valentine' | ||
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+ | ==== White Day ==== | ||
+ | March 14 is the so-called White Day. Its celebration involves men giving gifts to their sweethearts, | ||
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+ | ==== Black Day ==== | ||
+ | The sad day of lovers is also celebrated in Korea. It falls on April 14 and is called Black Day. People who do not have a sweetheart or loved one eat black noodles called jjajangmyeon. [([[https:// | ||
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