Why do Koreans like to get themselves covered in mud?

There are so many festivals in our country every year, I don't know which one you like the most? For me, probably the favorite is the Spring Festival and the National Day, the Spring Festival to be able to go home with the family, the atmosphere of family joy is also intoxicating, the National Day is needless to say, the seven-day holiday, for anyone is irresistible.

During my trip to South Korea, I also experienced a lot of local Korean festivals, among which the most impressive one was in June, when I went to Boryeong, South Korea, I saw a festival called "Mud Festival".

The mud festival is actually not a special festival, it will be held in many countries around the world, for example, Japan will hold a mud festival every year to pray for a good harvest in the new year, and the United States will hold a mud festival to seek carnival, but this one in South Korea is slightly different, the Korean mud festival is in the name of "beauty and skin care".

The Boryeong mud festival is held at the Daecheon Beach in Boryeong, not into the sea, but on a homemade pool by the sea, according to the local staff, the mud of Boryeong is different from the mud in other places, the mud here is cleaner, soft and delicate, and there are special institutions in South Korea have studied, and the mud of Hoyeong is with a beautifying effect, this has also been certified by the world, for a time, Boryeong this place is like gold, A lot of people come here at this time of year.

During the seven days of the festival, a large number of beautiful women from all over the world come here, and of course, their purpose is very simple, that is, to have fun and become beautiful by the way, and during this week-long opening, hundreds of thousands of tourists come here every year.

But you must know that festivals like the Mud Festival and the Songkran Festival are actually not friendly to women, because there are often physical collisions, and the consumption of physical energy is also very large, plus many girls in order not to stain their clothes, most of them wear cooler, so in this activity, girls are still more at a loss, but fortunately, there are professional personnel guarding by the side, and there is no need to be afraid of some problems.

Of course, Boryeong is not only a mud festival to play, you know, this is a coastal city, if you get dirty because of the mud, you might as well go to the beach next to you to wash yourself, even if your purpose is not to be beautiful, you can also come here for a swim.

I don't know what you think?

This is because there is a mud festival in mainland Korea. The mud here is specially made to be more delicate, softer and cleaner, and it is said to have beautifying properties, so when it comes to the mud festival, many people come here to participate in this activity, both for skin care and to release the stress of work.

Because life in Korea is very stressful, Koreans like to get themselves covered in mud to release stress.

Because there is a mud festival in Korea, people will run into the river and get covered in mud during this festival to express their good wishes for the festival and their yearning for the future.

The mud festival is a traditional festival in South Korea, not only in South Korea, but also in other countries in the world, it is used to pray for a good harvest in the new year, so as to carnival, and the Korean mud festival has the effect of beauty and skin care, so it attracts many people to come to the carnival, and at the same time can become beautiful while having fun, why not?

The mud they get on their bodies is clean, soft and delicate, and has the effect of beauty and skin care, and Koreans have a unique understanding of skin care.

Love, a little love has a more lovely meaning.

This is a gesture that is always popular among stars in the Korean film and television industry, and ordinary people can also be seen in the daily life of South Korea who like this gesture, which is a proof of a phenomenon of Korean hospitality, and expresses their love and willingness to like each other through heart-to-heart comparison.

It's not that most Korean men like women older than him, but men who like older women, because they think that mature women are more secure, and mature women are not as naïve as those younger girls.

Korean man that's because he's Korean, because we're all Chinese, so let's go back to your home country! Sometimes you can't understand people from one country, and you want to understand people from other countries!

Rogue? They're not qualified enough!

In fact, people are like this, what they don't have, when they see their neighbors have it, they will blush.

Once this kind of psychology is collected, those who dare to go to the neighbor's house to steal and rob, such as Japan during World War II; If you don't have the guts, you will say to people, 'Don't look at what so-and-so wants now, it's all what I used to give him', for example, in South Korea now.

So they are not even cultural hooligans, they are just cultural scoundrels crawling in the dust.

Imaginary years and real years... In northern China, it is generally counted as a real year. There are more virtual years in the south. So I will be a year older than my own age.

I don't know how you guys do that.

We're here in Shanghai.

When a child is born.

Even if it's 1 year old.

If it is a 30-year-old birth.

That is born down.

In a few hours, I will be 2 years old.

And then if you do the math.

It is true that the age will be 1 year older than the number of years lived.

A Han Chinese teacher at Luoyang University of Foreign Chinese said that Koreans choose to kneel and hug each other to express a feeling of overcoming themselves, which is a manifestation of inspiration. At the same time, it is also a way to dissolve the contradictions between them. The traditional culture of China and South Korea has a deep origin, and Koreans have inherited the traditional culture very well, paying great attention to the harmony between people, and paying attention to the analysis and self-blame of mistakes.

As for resolving conflicts, some of us sometimes resolve them in a less peaceful way, lacking the "courteous" side.

The main reason is that South Korea and Japan have long been sitting on the floor. The habit of sitting on the floor makes them not feel that kneeling is a problem. After all, kneeling is very similar to kneeling, and it is customary to kneel, so it is not strange to kneel, and there will not be too much resistance.

Chinese have gotten rid of the habit of kneeling and sitting on the floor very early, so they will be more cautious about kneeling. White people in Europe and the United States have long legs and tall horses, and they have not had the habit of kneeling and sitting on the ground for a long time, and they will be very resistant to the etiquette of kneeling.

It is said that it is only said that I don't know if it is true or false - when the volunteers entered Seoul - the Koreans knelt en en masse - and the volunteers were terrified.

As a national habit, the Japanese still bow at every turn. In fact, it is all the residual influence of feudal society on people's behavior.

Show respect for people

Don't just scold others, China is a teacher in South Korea and Japan, isn't scolding others equivalent to scolding yourself for not educating students well?

Do you have any basis for saying that people are cheap and don't have seeds? Doesn't the rapid rise of South Korea and Japan after the war say anything? Japan is hateful, and South Korea is worthy of jealousy, but we still have to calm down and not open our mouths to talk nonsense, which is really embarrassing.

This is a Korean courtesy to guests, just like Chinese people ask if they have eaten as soon as they meet.

The Japanese are no more kneeling than the Koreans.

In fact, it's all garbage, because I don't have it, so I love to kneel.

This is Korean etiquette, and not kneeling means that they are rude!

Korea is a country with strong etiquette, and it is deeply influenced by Confucius and Mencian thought.

Koreans are not more backbone than Chinese. The Chinese are cheaper.

This is a national custom, and we almost shake hands when we meet!!

Under the influence of the Japanese, it is said that they were also suppressed by Little Japan.

This is a Korean habit! ~~

It seems that in modern Korea, only women kneel.

It's like Chinese shaking hands with others.

That's the respect that Koreans have for people.

Because their ancestors used to name: not kneeling uncomfortable hissing chicken... Just like the Japanese once called: Tear the chicken if you don't feel comfortable every day... The same.. This is the splendid culture of their country ... Hahaha.

It may be polite to them.

The Korean Mud Festival should be a mud kneading activity for both men and women, young and old, regardless of age. After all, it's a festival that returns to innocence.

The Korean Mud Festival is a very innovative festival, and people have fun in the process of playing with mud, so why not be beautiful?

The Korean Mud Festival is a festival that is specially set up to bring people back to their innocence, and in this festival, adults can play with mud together.

It is said that on this day, children can let loose and play outside, so some adults will also participate in order to experience the fun.

Such a festival is a more crazy festival, that is, to rub mud on each other, in order to represent a kind of good wishes, some ethnic minorities in our country also have this kind of festival, the more black the other party proves that the blessing to each other is deeper.

The Korean Mud Festival is a festival where everyone, young and old, can return to their childhood, and everyone can play with the mud as long as they want.

In fact, this festival is when many people get together to play mud with children, or relatives and friends come to play such mud games, which is also more interesting.

For Koreans, playing with mud is a childlike and self-releasing thing, so a special festival has been set up to allow locals to play freely as they did in childhood.

This mud festival in South Korea is actually a stupid festival for people to regain their innocence and play to their heart's content, and people in this festival can play to their heart's content and find the happiness of their previous childhood.

The Mud Festival is supposed to be a traditional festival in South Korea, a day when people can temporarily put aside the stress in their lives and have fun.

Let's get used to copying. If you want to copy what others are good and you don't have, you have to find ways to copy it. Actually, this so-called beauty, handsome guy, in fact, I think ah, these are a relatively small number of women.

It's beautiful when it's ugly. Like Korea, they all like plastic surgery. In fact, this is a manifestation of their own psychological self-confidence.

It's good now. They are all the same, without any national characteristics. This is different from factory production.

Because Korean men are all small eyes and cake faces.

The women are all fat faces and small eyes.

Ai, nothing special. Pull a handful.

Korean plastic surgery is popular, in fact, they should have their brains straightened, all of them are BC.

Because the sticks are too backward in their thinking, they will only plagiarize or use strong words, and these NC looks almost normal.

Koreans, too, look at Chinese and think they all look the same.

To be honest, I'm half-blooded. I have a lot of Korean friends around me.

Because they are a people who mate with each other, sometimes their cousins and themselves are married without knowing it, so they look the same!

Korean plastic surgery is too common, very young girls start plastic surgery, can they look different, that's the characteristics of Koreans, or you can know that it's Korean.

Korean culture is deeply influenced by Chinese Confucian culture, and in ancient times, Korea was proud to be called "Little China", and Hanbok was also a modified version of Han costumes in the Ming Dynasty. However, it has a far-reaching impact, and the independence of different nations and countries cannot be ignored, so they all want to turn the inherited good things into the pride of their own nation through transformation, and Koreans are more afraid and worship developed countries, ancient and modern worship of China, modern worship of the United States. For example, China, Japan and South Korea are like the eldest in the family, the second, and the third.

The eldest brother inherited the family's huge family business, has a strong worth, and sometimes is a little unenterprising. The second brother inherited a meager inheritance, and he was dissatisfied with the boss in his heart, and he always wanted to work hard to seize the boss's family business. The third brother is weak by nature, and he can only mix with the eldest brother when the eldest brother is strong, and the second brother mixed with the second brother when he is strong, and now I find that the eldest brother and the second brother are not good, so they just mess with the cousin.

Hahaha.

Because, South Korea, North Korea, Japan, and many small countries around it, are all influenced by the Chinese nation, and many views are similar to ours, which is understandable

Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism in China have always influenced Korea. Now, the Confucian tradition is much better preserved in Korea than in China.

South Korea has always been a subject state of China, and Qing Wei broke away from China.

Because South Korea was once ruled by China.

Probably, the former Korea was under Chinese rule and had influence.

It was originally the Chinese who immigrated over!

Korea was a vassal state of China in ancient times.

In the past, it was a tributary country and a vassal state, so it was inevitable to copy.

Close to each other, historically the same country.

Korea was called Goryeo during the Tang Dynasty and was a vassal state of the Tang Dynasty.

South Korea once said that Confucius was their family, and they also said that the Dragon Boat Festival was also created by their family.