The customs of Korean life
The main ethnic group of Viet Nam, 86 per cent of the total population of Viet Nam, is the Vietnamese people.
In China, the Chinese are considered to be one of the ethnic minorities.
In 1958, the State Council of the People's Republic of China designated this ethnic group in China as the Chinese ethnic group, but the official use of the name “Tong” rather than “Kyo” in Viet Nam to distinguish it from other ethnic groups in Viet Nam.
The Chinese language is essentially the same as the Vietnamese language, and the Chinese language is the national language (the Chinese language of Qu’an Qu’an Qu’an Qu’an Qu 语 语 语 语 喃 From a linguistic point of view, the Japanese mother tongue is generally considered to belong to the South Asian language, and the ethnic group is generally considered to be a South Asian language.
According to another claim, the majority of the English-speaking people of the 100th century are the Chinese-speaking people, who are members of the South Island-speaking peoples, the Khmers of the South Asian-speaking peoples and the Han Tibetan-speaking peoples.
As a result of long-standing Chinese cultural influences, the Chinese culture is closer to East Asia than to South-East Asia.
The main ethnic group is located in the city of Dong-hyung, which is under the control of the city of Boguangang, Guangxi Autonomous Region, and is concentrated in the town of Gang Ping, on the “Kyo-Dos” - Sowhead Island, Shancai Island, Manji Island, and the areas of Heiningo, Tangji, Hongkan and Bamshan.
A small minority of the ethnic ethnic groups are scattered on the land of the northern Gulf, the city of Mau Mong and the city of Changjiang in Guangdong Province.
Men of the Kyon ethnic group are usually dressed in knees, with their chests tied, their sleeves narrow and their waist belts.
Women, on the other hand, wear a pretense with no collar, short shirts, tight clothes, narrow sleeves and long pants, mostly black or brown.
When you're out, your coat's light-coloured.
Women like to dye black teeth, and they like to cortex.
The upper body is tied to the waist and the upper part is highlighted, which makes the woman look like a woman.
The most distinctive decoration of the Kyo people is their fight.
In today's ethnic regions, there are still some elderly women in ethnic dress, with narrow sleeves and short shirts and diamond bras, black or brown long and wide pants, and outside wearing white long coats, in the shape of flag robes and high-rises, and a “false plaque”.
A small number of women also retain the habit of black teeth.
However, most young men and women are close to the Han community.
The former residences of the Kyumong people have been marked by a “dry-coated” structure with wooden pillars, covered by bamboo, mud, walls, grass, etc., and easily moved.
But most of them are brick-blocked.
Each stone is 75 cm long, 25 cm wide and 20 cm thick.
The stone walls, which are about 7 metres high, the roof plaster, are cool and resistant to typhoons.
Indoors are separated by a stone or bamboo plank into a total of three peri- and cachots.
Kitchen and livestockcircle around the living room.
there were also a number of steel and concrete buildings, with balcony and decorative bars, and a flowerbasket view.
there is a chain of dry and fresh seafood under the roof of the house, either for guests or for transport to local markets.
the sea worm is a common term for the mangroves by the people of kyoto, with large areas of mangrove bushes called sea worm mountain.
mangroves are always green, and the sea is not afraid to soak, and when the tide rises they tend to guard the shore and retreat to block wind and sand on the beach.
its skin contains a large amount of “singlin” and is an essential ingredient in the tannery industry, which is considered by the families of kyoto to be a “god tree” and a “shaking money tree” in the sea.
the legend is that this “god tree” was sent by the king of the mountain from 100,000 mountains to visit the sea, and they were happy to forget it and stay here and become “friends” of the kyoki family.
the kying peoples have, since time immemorial, considered sea sorghum mountains and trees as “mountains for all”, a public property that prevents logging and grazing.
as a result, now there are 2,000 hectares of mangroves in the kyoto coastal areas.
there is a habit of ploughing flowers around their homes, and the landscape is very charming, with holly, sword, python, cactus and papayas, pineapple, lumber trees and onions.
the kyoto people are mainly engaged in marine fisheries and are influenced by the historical and cultural traditions of the nation, as demonstrated by the practice of eating rice as a staple food, potatoes, potatoes as a snack, cosmopolitan fish, shrimp, crabs, fish juice and rice products.
women love to chew bean.
the korean people generally love sugar, especially with rice congee.
in either house, the owner always wanted to see the guest as a good guest.
at the end of the meal, the guests were given sweet, sweet, fragrance-sprouts, or green bean, sugar soup or sweet potatoes, etc.
why do members of the kyo family like sugar so much, and especially treat their guests with rice congee or other sweets? sugar is sweet, and it's a metaphor for the family's desire for and trust in happiness.
the clan has an old saying: "it's better to have a family full of friends." as a result, it can be seen that the families of the kyoto family value and cherish friendship in their traditional practices.
and the sweet glucose of the rice congee is the beautiful aspiration of "friendships are always in the air" and the pious national mentality.
the family believes that it is an honour to have a happy life to have guests at home.
that is why we must honour our guests with our most beloved "sweet" love.
there are many examples of the practice of "sweet" with "happiness" and "good" that are almost everywhere in life and society.
most of the regions are used to three meals a day, and the kinyas, who live in manchuria, are used to two meals a day, with breakfast selected at around 11 a.m.
and dinner at night.
in the past, the ethnic groups used to cook porridge with a small amount of maize, potatoes and taro as their staple foods, and only when they went out to fish or harvest in the autumn, when they were working in high quantities.
rice is now the most common staple food of the ethnic group in the country.
the day-to-day dishes, dominated by fish shrimp, are often made into fish juice as a food-for-all.
familypigs and chickens are also the main daily source of meat.
in the past, the korean people had been forbidden to overwhelm their bowls, to step on stoves, etc.
the most festive and popular holiday of the kyeong clan is the "haha festival".
it has been held annually in the past, with varying dates.
“singing ha” means singing and entertaining in the japanese language.
on the day of the festival, all men, women and children of the village will be dressed up and will be greeted and sacrificed in front of hartin (a public place to sing and entertain) in order to save the fish harvest and the animals.
every year, the "ha head" is rotated among the people of the village (the person who sings and entertains at the festival) and a fat pig from the "ha head" brings in a table of wine and meat.
singing alternately at banquets, women can only listen and do not attend.
at the time of the spring festival, the home was made “meat mascara” (a pastry made out of a sugar heart with rice) and at the beginning of the year, the first breakfast, the first breakfast, the first morning, the first morning, the first morning, the first morning, the first morning, the first morning, the first morning, the first morning, the first morning, the first day of the year, the first morning, the first day of the year.
the whole family eats rice and yellow wine at the mid-autumn festival, which, in addition to rice, rice congee and wind blowers, buys pork and mooncake for the whole family.
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