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    Culture of South Korea

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    South Korea has several important holidays and festivals throughout the year including Seollal (Lunar New Year), Daeboreum (1st full moon of the year), and Dongji (Winter Solstice). The Korean language uses the Korean alphabet known as Hangul which was created under King Sejong. Korean cuisine is influenced by rice, vegetables, and seafood and is an important part of Korean culture.

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    South Korea has several important holidays and festivals throughout the year including Seollal (Lunar New Year), Daeboreum (1st full moon of the year), and Dongji (Winter Solstice). The Korean language uses the Korean alphabet known as Hangul which was created under King Sejong. Korean cuisine is influenced by rice, vegetables, and seafood and is an important part of Korean culture.

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    South Korea has several important holidays and festivals throughout the year including Seollal (Lunar New Year), Daeboreum (1st full moon of the year), and Dongji (Winter Solstice). The Korean language uses the Korean alphabet known as Hangul which was created under King Sejong. Korean cuisine is influenced by rice, vegetables, and seafood and is an important part of Korean culture.

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    Culture of South Korea

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    South Korea has several important holidays and festivals throughout the year including Seollal (Lunar New Year), Daeboreum (1st full moon of the year), and Dongji (Winter Solstice). The Korean language uses the Korean alphabet known as Hangul which was created under King Sejong. Korean cuisine is influenced by rice, vegetables, and seafood and is an important part of Korean culture.

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    Culture of

    South Korea
    Name: Andy Dumitrescu
    Class: 612AD
    Table of contents

    01 02 03
    Holidays and Language Korean cuisine
    festivals
    Holidays and festivals
    Movement
    Seollal Day
    1st January 1st March
    New Year’s Day Korean independence

    Daeboreum Dano
    15th January 5th May
    First full moon Celebration of spring

    Dongji
    Hyunchungil
    11 November
    th
    6th June
    Winter Solstice Memorial Day
    Language

    The Korean alphabet


    King Sejong of (Hangul)
    the Yi Dynasty
    Korean cuisine
    Conclusion

    South Korea has a long history and rich cultural traditions


    which makes it a fascinating place to visit.

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