Koreans believe that rice is the staple food, mostly rice and rice. Drink soup every meal, especially miso soup. Dog meat is one of the favorite meats of Koreans. Besides weddings, funerals and celebrations, dog meat can be eaten in other seasons.
Second, clothing.
Koreans like to wear plain white clothes, usually shorts. Men's shirts are buttonless, knotted with cloth and vest, with large crotch and knotted trousers. A woman's short skirt has no buttons and is tied with ribbons. Long skirts are divided into wrap skirts and tube skirts (only before marriage). Old women wear long white skirts, and middle-aged women wear heel-wrapped skirts. Young women's skirts are mostly brightly colored satin.
Modern men wear flat-bottomed white rubber shoes and sandals at work. Women wear boat-shaped rubber shoes. Now, except for festivals or ethnic gatherings, Koreans basically don't wear national costumes, which is no different from Han nationality.
Three. live
Multi-residential horsetail residence, built near the water source. The house is made of wood, the wall is made of mud, and the roof is tilted all around, covered with straw. Each room has four or five doors (also windows), and the indoor room is a kang. After entering the room, take off your shoes and sit cross-legged.
Fourth, the funeral.
First, put the corpse head on the seven-star board and put it into the house to worship, and then make the shroud. Family members and close relatives wear mourning clothes, men wear mourning hats and women wear mourning rings. The coffin will last for three days, five days, seven days and nine days. Mourners bowed to the body and brought gifts. Before the funeral, the deceased was wiped and changed, and the body was tied with linen in three places and put into the coffin.
At the time of burial, the family members carried the coffin of the deceased and buried it in the dug grave. The immediate family sacrificed the deceased for three years. In recent years, customs have changed, and deep burial and cremation have also appeared.
Verb (abbreviation for verb) get married
Koreans don't have the bad habit of asking the man for property, but the man will buy some clothes and give what the girl likes as a pledge of engagement. At the wedding, both men and women prepared rich banquets. The man first prepares an ox cart with a new quilt on it. The groom, together with two or three bridesmaids, puts on a dress with red flowers on the chest and goes to the woman's house to pick up the bride.
Six, taboo
When walking with elders, young people must walk behind them; The elders Lu Yu knows should make peace and make way; When dining, set a single table for the elderly, and the father and son have different seats. The daughter-in-law waited on him respectfully, and the old man could not eat until he had finished eating the whole family. Younger generations can't drink in front of their elders. If it is unavoidable during dinner, young people should raise their glasses and drink. Young people can't smoke in front of the old people, can't borrow the fire, and can't fight with the old people.
The Korean people attach great importance to the birth ceremony. Once the baby lands, the family will hang a straw rope under their eaves, that is, a "taboo rope" to inform everyone that the baby is born and outsiders are not allowed to enter or leave.
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