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What, in addition to kimchi, is something famous that comes from Korea? Ginseng (insam)! Have you ever tired ginseng? It’s raised from medical and food purposes, and in the mountains grow wild ginseng.
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The title seonsaengnim (선생님, teacher) means to someone who teaches, but in Korea it has a wide range of meanings.
Have you seen the Korean movie ‘The King and The Clown? In it, you’ll notice a scene with Korean Talchum, or a mask dance. Many countries around the world have mask dances handed down to them through the centuries, and Korea is no exception.
Do you know what kind of shoes Koreans wear when they wear hanboks? In the old days they wore shoes made of leather or straw, but ones made of rubber quickly became popular because they are waterproof and practical. The first king to wear rubber shoes was Joseon’s King Sunjong.
Have you been to the Korean Folk Village, or seen the movie ‘The King and The Clown’? If you have, you’ll remember seeing someone moving around a tightrope completely free and as he pleases.
Welcome all K-Drama and K-pop fans! This blog shares the author's passion for everything Korean, including Korean TV dramas and movies, entertainment, food, places, language, traditions, items and fashion accessories and everything else of interest specific to Korea. Hope you enjoy reading and learning and do check back frequently as this blog is updated very regularly. Subscribe RSS feed