What are the best gifts for Koreans? Do Koreans have any precepts in gift-giving?

One, moving, opening:

Toilet paper: note that it is a roll of paper not a draw, the moral is that the good life is long and lasting.

Soap, washing powder: the moral is that happiness is continuous like soap bubbles.

Charcoal: beautiful, with decorative charcoal symbolizes purification and health.

Two, the college entrance examination:

Sugar, rice cakes: is a more traditional gift, the moral is to be able to pass the examination.

Fork: is a gift with a moral meaning to be able to aim for the answer.

Telling:

Koreans like to give gifts when they meet for the first time, and in order to make Koreans feel honored, they must wait for the other party to give a gift first, and then return the gift themselves.

No, you can't use the word "no" to say no to a Korean, you have to express your disagreement in a polite way.

Korea is not popular for anything related to "4", so don't give 4 roses or 4 rolls of paper as a gift.