Korean Traditional Holiday Customs

the koreans use the period from january to march as spring, april to june as summer, july to september as autumn and october to december as winter.

of these, the spring festival, which indicates the beginning of the year, is the biggest holiday for koreans.

on this day, koreans sacrificed their ancestors and greeted adults.

there are four traditional festivals in korea, the spring festival (aal 1 january), the night festival (aal 15 january), the midday festival (aal 5 may) and the mid-autumn festival (aal 15 august).

during the festival, folklore activities were carried out in most places, and most korean folklore activities were concentrated on the 15th of the month, which was closely linked to the cursing of the harvest.

representative activities include tugs, car games, copper bridges, garden dancing, etc.

in the past, the festival was a great religious celebration.

far from the trinational era, south korea began to celebrate harvest and thanksgiving.

these festivals include the dragon drum festival, the high asean festival and the east china day dance festival.

apart from the drum drum festival, which is held in december, other festivals are usually held in october following the fall harvest.

in subsequent generations, festivals have increased or decreased, but the celebration of autumn harvests and the preparations for the new year of the agricultural calendar have continued.

they were reunited during the festival.

the whole family was mainly wearing korean clothes and performing ceremonial rituals.

the ancestor finishes his ancestor's birthday.

the 1st of january, the

spring festival, is the highest of korean holidays.

in korea, new year's morning sacrifice (grandfather's food gift).

it means the beginning of a new year.

at the end of the ceremony, the children greeted the adults for their year and wished them well.

on spring festival, i had my cake.

that means a year old.

members of the family and relatives gather to play tossing games (south korean traditional games with four blocks of wood), jumpboards (girls dancing on both ends of longwood) etc.

they also give to others, or hang at home, a "false" fence.

on january 15th, the new year's eve festival.

at the beginning of the new year, the first round of the moon, pray for a year of abundance and peace.

on the morning of the 15th of the month, he prayed for “plutonium cooking” (grain, chestnuts, walnuts, etc.) and “earing wine” (drinking for good hearing in two ears a year).

for breakfast, five grains of rice (with rice, rice, soybeans, soybeans, sorghum) and wild vegetables (with edible grass and leaves) and each other's name, the other said, "you buy me hot," which means no heat in the middle of the summer.

there are two kinds of games on the 15th of the month: a kite, which means a year of destruction; and a mouse fire, which means a demon and a pest.

on the evening of the 15th of the month, it is said, three cities of hope were promised for the full moon.

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