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Important Festivals of the Korean People

One of the more important traditional customs of the Korean people, which continue to this day, is the spring picnic on March 3 and the high altitude climbing on September 9, which are celebrated by the Korean people. On this day of the year, people go to mountains, rivers, parks or scenic spots with sumptuous food for picnics and various cultural, sports and recreational activities.

The traditional festivals of the Korean people include the Spring Festival, the 15th day of the first month of the lunar calendar, the Ching Ming Festival, the Dragon Boat Festival and the New Year's Eve Festival. The most important is the Spring Festival. On the first day of the first month of the year, after dawn, the ancestors are first worshipped, and then children dressed in gorgeous clothes kowtow to the elderly and elders, wishing them a long and healthy life. On the fifteenth day of the first month, men, women and children eat "five grains of rice" and drink "open ear wine". Drinking "open-ear wine" signifies that more good news will be heard in the new year. On Qingming and New Year's Eve, graves are visited, grass is cut, soil is cultivated and graves are repaired, and wine is toasted and prostrations are made to the deceased as a sign of mourning. The traditional activities of the Dragon Boat Festival are wrestling and skipping.

"9.3" Folk Festival

September 3, 1952 is the day of the establishment of the Yanbian Korean Autonomous Prefecture, every year on this day, the people of all ethnic groups in Yanbian have celebrated, and over time it has become a festival for all people. From 1992 onwards, in the state government's direct planning, this single state day gradually transformed into a large-scale, colorful set of celebrations, cultural and sports activities, ethnic customs exhibition, economic and trade fairs and other comprehensive folk activities into one festival.

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"June 1" is the International Children's Day, but in Yanbian has evolved into a new national holiday. In Yanbian, people regard June 1 Children's Day as a major child-friendly event. On June 1, people in festive costumes flock to parks for the day's activities.

"8.15" Senior Citizens' Day

The Senior Citizens' Day was born under the initiative of a senior citizens' association in Shengchong Township, East Longjing City. Shengchong Township is located in the East Shengchong Basin under the cap mountain, the population of the Korean ethnic group accounted for 85%, the elderly nearly 2,000 people. 1982, the elderly in the East Shengchong Township in the care of the township party committee set up an elderly association. 1984, the elderly would like to set a holiday for themselves, after discussion, because of the 15th of August, the ripening of the year, and the anniversary of the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, and so the day was set as their holiday. In this way, on August 15, 1984, the Elderly Festival was born in Dongshengchong Township. 1986, the Yanbian State Committee promoted the festival to the whole state, and it became the festival for the elderly in the whole state.

The activities of the festival include honoring exemplary people who respect the elderly and love the young, wishing the elderly a happy birthday, and organizing cultural and sports activities suitable for the characteristics of the elderly. It is conducive to safeguarding the legitimate rights and interests of the elderly in the society and the family, and also urges the elderly to give full play to their spare time and pass on the traditional Korean virtue of respecting the elderly and loving the young from generation to generation.

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