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This document discusses the differences between Korean and Chinese culture by focusing on symbols. It notes that Korea and China have different symbols and that the Korean symbol of the tiger drives away evil spirits and brings good luck, courage, and power. The document also mentions that this symbol is celebrated in the first month of the lunar calendar and represents power, strength, and good luck.
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