Etiquette and custom taboos of Korean nationality

Korean people have a tradition of hospitality, respect for the elderly and love for the young. Before entering the door, guests should dry cough or say, "Are you at home?" Seek the master; Take off your shoes and enter the door. Stand up and make way for the old man; Let the guests eat well; When the guests are full, the spoon should be placed on the table or in the soup bowl; Invite guests to dinner, the host should accompany them to the end and can't leave before the guests; Entertain rare guests and distinguished guests with wine; Share holiday meals with neighbors.

Korean family etiquette is strict, paying attention to the kindness and filial piety of the father, and the younger generation respects the elders. Generally, young people and the elderly have different seats, and the elderly have separate seats; The younger generation should wait for the old man to finish eating before lifting chopsticks. They shouldn't drink or smoke in front of the elderly. If they can't avoid it, they should turn around and drink. For the 60-year-old man, the whole family will hold a ceremony to celebrate flowers, bow down and toast.

The taboos of Koreans are: it is forbidden to intermarry with cousins; I don't like sheep, ducks, geese and greasy food, but I like dog meat, especially dog broth, but it is forbidden to kill dogs and eat dog meat during weddings, funerals and festive festivals.