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Korea By: Nichole Nickelson Traditions and Rituals Chuseok Chuseok is a one of the biggest Korean holidays Considered the Korean Thanksgiving Three day holiday Based on the lunar calendar This past year it took


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Korea

By: Nichole Nickelson

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Traditions and Rituals

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Chuseok

  • Chuseok is a one of the

biggest Korean holidays

  • Considered the Korean

Thanksgiving

  • Three day holiday
  • Based on the lunar

calendar

  • This past year it took

place from September 7 - 10th

  • This year it will fall on

September 26 - 29th

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  • Charye - ancestor memorial service
  • Beolcho- cleaning up around the

grave

  • Ssireum - Korean wrestling
  • Ganggangsullae - Korean circle

dance

Rituals

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Traditions

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Clothing

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  • Jeogori - Blouse-

like shirt with long sleeves

  • Chima - Long

skirts

  • Paji - Baggy pants
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  • Clothing usually made from hemp,

ramie, cotton muslin, silk, or satin

  • Commoners wore white
  • Upper class wore bright colors like

yellow, red, blue, and black

  • Represents traditional elements in

Oriental cosmology

  • Dyes made from flowers and bark
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Language

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  • Hangul
  • Part of the Altaic language family
  • Shared between North and South

Korea

  • Considered one of the easiest and

well planned languages in history

  • Extremely easy alphabet
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Religion

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  • Mahayana Buddhism
  • Confucianism
  • Christianity
  • Introduced by Jesuits in China
  • World’s largest churches
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Lifestyle

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  • Bowing when greeting those above you

socially or by age

  • When eating, it’s disrespectful to hold

bowl of rice in hand

  • Disrespectful to stick spoon or

chopsticks in bowl of rice