Why is it that women in Korean dramas love to tie a white cloth around their heads when they get angry, and then cover them with a blanket and ignore everyone?

The Korean wind is blowing stronger and stronger, and Korean dramas have long penetrated into the lives of Chinese viewers of all ages. Dedicated to the presentation of Korean culture in many Korean dramas, although the concept of family and ethical similar to China, but a lot of seemingly ordinary life plots, to bring the Korean drama fans are full of question marks of cultural differences in the impact. Customs 1 angry, sick head tied white strips of cloth in the Korean drama "You Smile", the main character Zheng Jinghao's mother several times staged head tied white strips of cloth, Korean drama mother or grandmother and other female elders, no matter angry or sick, often in the head tied white strips of cloth, lying in the room breathlessly, a move that makes many Chinese in-laws mother greatly puzzled. Behavioral analysis: tied to the head of the white cloth, is a folk remedy for migraine in Korea, that headache tied to the white cloth, can reduce pain, to avoid dizziness. In Korean dramas, sometimes when an old man is sick and has a headache, the younger generation will tie white cloth strips on his head, but recently it has become more of a silent protest when the mom or grandma gets angry at the bridge. Custom 2 Eating tofu in front of police stations and prisons In Korean dramas, whenever someone steps out of a police station, detention center, prison, etc., family members and friends who come to greet them will hand over a piece of tofu for the other person to eat on the spot. For example, in You Smile, the elderly grandfather brings a piece of tofu to the police station to greet the young master of the former proprietor's house; in the new Korean drama Dream, starring Kim Beom in the performance of fighting after Fancy Man, there is even a vendor selling tofu outside of the prison scene. There are even vendors selling tofu outside. Behavioral analysis: South Korea's release from prison to eat tofu, is equivalent to Taiwan's release from prison to eat pig's feet noodle line or over the stove, Hong Kong released from prison with pomelo leaves bath such customs, purification, bad luck meaning, symbolizing that after eating tofu all over again, and become as pure as the tofu, snow-white. Custom 3 wedding immediately after the end of the couple dress honeymoon Korean dramas frequently appear in the wedding drama, in addition to the Korean wedding full of traditional flavor, Western-style wedding is almost no different from China. But Korean dramas, whether traditional Korean wedding or Western-style wedding, the wedding day of the new couple, the wedding is over, will be in the family and friends to send off, change into a couple dress immediately set off on their honeymoon. Like in the Korean drama "The Glory of the Family", the male and female protagonists, Park Shi Hoo and Yoon Kyung Hee, changed into couple's clothes for a sweet honeymoon scene, envying a bunch of viewers of the teacher's milk. Behavioral analysis: This is an actual Korean wedding custom, so in Korean airports you can often see men and women wearing couple's clothing, the woman's face with bridal make-up, are the day just after the wedding of the new couple. After the honeymoon, the couple will change into hanbok and go to the woman's house to ask for peace, and then return to the man's house with food and cakes prepared by the woman's family. The year before last, artist Kwon Sang Woo, who was forced to take an advance vacation before his wedding because he didn't have time for a honeymoon after his wedding, and Son Tae Young were the ones who showed up at the airport in their couple's clothes. Custom 4 with a finger dipped in saliva and then touch the nose Korean drama, often in the sleeping position is not appropriate, hands and feet are pressed, or in front of the elders for a long time in front of the drama, will be dipped in their own saliva with a finger and then touch the nose, and repeat the same action. Behavioral analysis: This is a method of relieving tingling in the hands and feet that has been passed down from the older generation in Korea. Since the Korean words for "numbness" and "mouse" are similar in pronunciation, the act of dabbing one's finger with saliva and making cat noises means to get rid of the paralysis. By touching the sensitive tip of the nose with a wet finger, the sensation is accelerated and attention is diverted. After frequent appearances in Korean dramas, even young Koreans are following suit. Customs 5 first meet first ask age Korean drama, regardless of gender, often the first time they meet to ask each other's age, in the eyes of the Chinese seems to be quite rude, but the other side is not surprised, and immediately obediently reported their age. Behavioral analysis: South Korea's seniority and inferiority are clearly divided, and the Korean language is also clearly categorized, the older than their own for the elders, you need to use honorifics, the elders to the younger generation or between the generations, then use a simple half-word can be. Therefore, the Korean people meet for the first time, must first distinguish between the age of the young, in fact, in order to avoid being rude to each other. Customs 6 ritual fruit up and down are cut off The story of the Korean traditional clan as the main axis of the Korean drama "the glory of the family", frequent large and small ritual drama, the offerings prepared on the table is obviously different from China. From ancient costume drama to modern urban Korean drama, there is no shortage of images of festivals; in reality, there will also be a worship ceremony at the start of the drama. The fruits placed on the offering table are mostly pears, apples, etc., but it becomes clear that the top and bottom ends of the fruits have been cut off in a circle. Behavioral Analysis: The main purpose is to show respect to the ancestors being worshipped by showing that the fruit is fresh and has been processed for the ancestors to enjoy. In addition, the fruits are stacked on top of each other, so it is easier to arrange the fruits in such a way. Custom #7 Proxy Driving is Common There are many scenes of drinking in Korean dramas, and it is common to see dramatists drink, call someone, and then sit in the backseat of their own private car and have the other person drive them home. In the Korean drama I Love You, which is based on a best-selling manga, Seo Ji-hye plays the female lead who does this kind of driving, and Ahn Jae-wook, the male lead, deliberately calls her to hire her to help him ride his bicycle in order to get close to her. Behavioral analysis: This special service is called "proxy driving" and is quite popular in South Korea. For a slightly higher fee than a taxi fare, it is a safe and convenient way to solve the problem of not being able to drive after drinking. However, in Korean dramas, if the male and female protagonists engage in the work of the agent driver, usually because they can not work in a good company or lack of money must be part-time, to highlight the role of the hard work, the plight of the unstable income, such as "love or hate" in the male protagonist, Kim Ji-seok, at first could not find a good job, as an agent driver. Custom 8 are used stainless steel tableware People who often travel to Korea will be impressed by the stainless steel flat chopsticks, which also appear frequently in Korean dramas. Whether at home or outside the restaurant scene, all with stainless steel tableware, and when dining on the mouth on the bowl, almost not pick up the bowl and plate. Behavioral analysis: The Korean government attaches importance to environmental protection, in order to implement waste reduction, expressly prohibited the use of free dishes in restaurants, to "Korea Waste Disposal Act" provides: "restaurants, stores and supermarkets and other places of business, prohibited to provide customers with free single-use tableware. " If you break the law, you will have to pay a hefty fine. It is a traditional Korean food culture and custom to eat a bowl with your mouth, as well as to eat a pot of soup or bibimbap with many people using their own utensils***. When eating in Korea, it is considered very indecent and impolite to pick up bowls and plates for consumption, which is the opposite of the Japanese dining culture. The word "Simida" was first used in the movie "The Gathering" as a spoof or a funny expression for Chinese people to imitate Koreans. But it's actually a Korean word for the end of an honorific, which has no meaning.