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Korea was originally divided into tribes that eventually organized into three kingdoms - Goguryeo in the north and Silla and Baekje in the south, according to legend founded in 37 BC, 18 BC, and 57 BC, respectively. Korea has two official languages, Korean and English, and is known for Korean fried chicken, red rice cakes, its over 4,000 islands, and for having more plastic surgeries performed than anywhere else. The won is Korea's currency.
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Korea has a long history of over 5,000 years. Major periods include the Three Kingdoms period followed by Goryeo and Joseon dynasties. Korea experienced Japanese occupation from 1910 to 1945. It is now divided between North and South Korea. South Korea has seen rapid economic growth and is a global cultural exporter, especially of pop culture through the Korean Wave. Korea has contributed significant cultural achievements including the invention of the Korean alphabet Hangul, exquisite ceramics and art, Buddhist philosophy and architecture.
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The document provides information on the culture and customs of South Korea and North Korea. It discusses:
1. South Korean culture is based on traditional Korean culture but has developed separately since the division of Korea in 1948. Confucian hierarchy and respect for elders is still important in South Korea.
2. North Korean culture is also based on traditional Korean culture but developed since the creation of North Korea in 1948. Tourists in North Korea must be accompanied by government guides at all times and have restrictions on photos, displays of affection, and other activities.
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The document provides a brief history of Korea, covering:
- Early human activity in Korea dating back 500,000 years ago.
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- The emergence of the Three Kingdoms period in the 1st century BC with the kingdoms of Koguryo, Paekche, and Shilla dominating the Korean Peninsula.
- Shilla eventually unified the peninsula under its rule in 668 AD.
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Siberian origins of the Korean people
Tribal hunter-gatherers who also fished
8000 b.c.e pottery
Mastered iron by the third century B.C.E. – from China
Sometime around 1200 to 900 BC, rice cultivation spread to Korea from China and Manchuria.
Millet-based agriculture also spread from Northern China
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Ancient Joseon (Gojoseon)
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Annual Dongmaeng Festival performed for Jumong, ancestors, and gods.
Mythical beasts and animals considered sacred.
The phoenix and dragon were worshipped.
A three-legged crow that represented the sun considered the most powerful animal.
Believed in 4 mythical animals.
1. Chungryong or Chunryonga (blue dragon) guarded the east, 2. baek-ho (white tiger) guarded the west, 3. jujak (red phoenix (bird)) guarded the south, 4. hyunmu (black turtle (sometimes with snakes for a tail)) guarded the north.
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The first record found regarding kimchi is during the Three Kingdoms period (57 B.C. - 668 A.D.). During this period, Koreans were known for pickling vegetables, but no spices or other ingredients such as fish were know to be introduced at this time.
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During the 1600’s, the Japanese introduced red peppers to Korea through cultural diffusion. Koreans started to experiment with these spices and introduced them to their famous kimchi dish. were introduced to peppers and new spices, which they started to experiment with. This led to the current “red” colored kimchi.
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5
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South Korean Regions
South Korea has many regions throughout the entire peninsula. Each region has a specific style of kimchi, base on its resources.
The northern and southern portions of South Korea has significant temperature differences, where the north has longer winters compared to the south.
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This document provides an overview of the history, culture, and religions of Korea. It discusses Korea's location between China and Japan and interactions with those countries. The document outlines Korea's dynastic history from ancient kingdoms to the Joseon dynasty. It also summarizes key aspects of Korean culture like language, arts, dance, music, dress, food, and traditional religions like shamanism, Buddhism, Confucianism, and the later introduction of Christianity.
Southkorea-Rances
The document provides an overview of key facts about South Korea, including its flag, government structure, language, currency, capital, and transportation infrastructure. It then discusses South Korea's top destinations, geographical features, cultural attributes such as family values and etiquette, religions commonly practiced, popular festivals, and cuisine which is largely based on rice, vegetables, meats, kimchi, and ingredients like sesame oil, soy sauce, garlic and chili peppers. The document aims to comprehensively summarize important information about South Korea.
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The document provides an overview of the history and geography of Japan. It notes that Japan is an archipelago of over 6,000 islands located in East Asia. Key points in Japan's early history include the introduction of Buddhism from Korea in the 6th century, the emergence of a strong state centered around an imperial court in Nara in the 8th century, and the rise of powerful samurai clans during the Heian and Kamakura periods which established feudal rule over the country. The Tokugawa shogunate enacted isolationist policies from the 17th century until the mid-19th century.
Korean literature
The document provides information about Korean literature and culture. It discusses the geography of the Korean peninsula and its division into North and South Korea. It then summarizes some key aspects of each country, including their education systems, languages, cuisines, sports, music, traditional clothing, architecture, and historical dynasties. The document also outlines the development of Korean literature from early classical works to its flourishing in modern times, noting influence from Buddhism, Confucianism and periods of colonial rule and war.
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This is a group presentation we have made to talk about Korea and an influential person from the country.
South korea
- South Korea has experienced a tumultuous history including Japanese occupation, division after WWII along the 38th parallel, the Korean War, and periods of both democratic and autocratic rule. Its capital and largest city is Seoul.
- Some important South Korean cultural aspects include Buddhism and Christianity as major religions, Korean as the main language, festivals like Seollal and Samjinnal, films like The Admiral: Roaring Currents and Ode to My Father, and cuisine centered around rice, vegetables, meats and kimchi.
- Significant South Korean figures include King Sejong the Great who created the Korean alphabet, and modern leaders Kim Dae-jung, the first South Korean Nobel Peace Prize winner,
Korean culture and tradition
The document provides information about Korea, including its location on the Korean Peninsula in East Asia between China and Japan. It notes that Korea is divided into North Korea and South Korea, with Seoul as the capital of South Korea. It gives an overview of Korean culture, noting the Korean language of Hangul, popular cities like Seoul and Busan, traditions such as Hanbok dresses and side dishes called banchan served with meals. It also discusses the global influence of Korean pop culture through K-pop music and television dramas, known as the Korean Wave or Hallyu.
What Americans Should Know about Korea by Mary Connor (Updated June 2017)
The document provides background on the history of Korea and its relationship with the United States. It discusses:
1) The U.S. played a significant role in Korea's modern history through unequal treaties in the late 19th century, the 1905 Taft-Katsura Agreement that led to Japanese occupation, and dividing Korea after WWII without Korean consultation.
2) Current U.S.-Korea relations involve seeking resolution to North Korea's nuclear program through six-party talks, strong diplomatic and economic ties between the U.S. and South Korea, and South Korea being a top source of foreign students to the U.S.
3) Koreans take pride in their long history dating back thousands
North korea johan yulianto
North Korea has a population of 24.8 million and is ruled by Supreme Leader Kim Jong Un under a one-party totalitarian system. The country maintains a closed, centralized economy that focuses on self-sufficiency and follows a policy of Juche ideology. North Korea experienced famine in the 1990s due to loss of trading partners and natural disasters, though the economy has since recovered somewhat through international aid and expanded market activities. The official state ideology is Juche, which emphasizes political and economic self-reliance and is embodied in the leadership of the Kim family.
Abc’s of culture
The document provides an overview of various aspects of Korean culture from A to Z. It describes traditional Korean art focusing on paper statues and how contemporary art incorporates traditional symbols. It also outlines Korean architecture like Gyeongbok Palace and Bongwonsa temple. Modern communication is mainly through phones, internet, television and instant messaging. Traditional Korean dress called Hanbok is typically worn for holidays with distinct items for men and women. The economy has grown significantly since the 1960s focused on electronics and cars. Family relationships traditionally followed Confucian structures with evolving women's roles. The government is a republic with a combination of legal systems. Buddhism was historically influential alongside Confucianism while Christianity and Buddhism now share religious observance
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- 1. Name of the country: Korea History of Korea At first, Korea was divided into tribes but eventually organized kingdoms emerged. There were 3 of them, Goguryeo in the north and Silla and Baekje in the south. According to legend Silla was founded in 57 BC by Bak Hyeokgeose, Jumong founded Goguryeo in 37 BC and Onjo founded Baekje in 18 BC.
- 2. Intresting facts ● There are two official languages in Korea: Korean and English. ● Korean fried chicken. Red rice cakes. These are the famoeus foods eaten in korea. ● South Korea has more than 4000 islands. ● There are more plastic surgeries than anywhere else in the world.
- 4. Some more facts about Korea ● Korea's traditional clothing, hanbok. ● Korean culture is profoundly influenced by Confucian principles and this pervades not only personal lives, but also business. ● Gluckman (1962) distinguishes four kinds of ritual—magic action, religious action, substantive or constitutive ritual, and factitive ritual.
- 5. Currency of Korea Korea's currency is the won.