8 Things To Know About Traditional Korean New Year

The way of greeting, giving gifts or the first rituals on the New Year's start day are essential in Seollal - traditional New Year's Day in kimchi.8 Things to know about traditional Korean New Year preparing to travel to Korea for the New Year, doing the following will help you to be loved by the local community. Greetings for the New Year Normally, when Koreans say Happy New Year, the phrase will mean " Wish you get lots of luck and happiness in the new year ". It is pronounced as: sae hae bok manhi bah doo seh yo How to give gifts A week before Seollal, Koreans are often busy shopping for gifts for relatives and friends. Popular gifts include meat, gift sets or cash

. Besides, there are more popular gifts like fish, fresh fruit, ginseng, honey, health care products, toiletries, dried fish and hangwa (a traditional Korean cake). Ginseng is a popular New Year gift with Koreans. If you want to donate cash, banks issue cash gift packages, including new notes from many countries around the world, folk beliefs Koreans believe that ghosts come to earth to fight stealing shoes in the new year Souls will choose shoes that fit their feet and bring bad luck to the owner of the shoe throughout the year.



Therefore, people often hide their shoes in safe places, what to do in the morning of the new year: Traditionally, Koreans will buy bokjori (bamboo rice) and hang it on the wall to bring good luck. family. It is believed that the sooner you buy bokjori, the more luck will come to your family. On this occasion, people also wear the most beautiful and colorful Hanbok with their wish for a bright future. After that, they will visit family and relatives to celebrate the holiday together .Charye - ancestor worship customCharye is a ritual to pray for the peace and health of the ancestors. A charye table is arranged with a variety of brightly colored fruits Koreans also have their own rules of setting on their own altar, called Jesa Whiz.



Korean charye rituals with ancestral altars. Traditional dishes placed on the altar include rice cake soup, sweet potato noodles with meat and vegetables, pork chops, traditional biscuits, fruit and more. After the charye ceremony ends, people will eat the traditional dishes together in the hope that the good things of their ancestors will be passed on. Tteokguk Rice Cake Soup People in kimchi have a habit of eating Teokguk - first Seollal morning rice cake soup with family. People have a habit of asking each other how many bowls of Tteokguk because they conceive that you will grow one year older if you eat another bowl of tteokguk.Sebae - bowing ritual After a meal, the descendants of the family will bow their heads. take care and give gifts to grandparents, parents. After that, the elders will give their descendants red envelopes (sebaedon).



Men and women have different ways of bowing. Sebae is not just a bow, but also an important ritual in the New Year.Family Activities With family members, they often play Yutnori together (the game of dropping four wooden sticks on a board umbrella available), kick ball, archery and fly kites. In addition, everyone can gather together and watch movies. Koreans play soccer during the New Year. Photo: visitkorea According to Vnexpress ***.

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