Cultural customs of Korean culture

The traditional architecture of the Korean peninsula pays attention to the choice of terrain and the coordination of yin and yang. It is usually built on a mountain facing south. Houses are heated by a floor heating system called "sudden temperature increase". Building materials vary according to the owner's wealth, mainly wood, tiles, stones, clay and straw.

prescribe a diet

The staple food on the Korean peninsula is rice. In addition to rice, the main crops are barley and soybeans. The Korean peninsula is surrounded by the sea on three sides, so seafood is also the main food on the Korean peninsula. Pickled fish and vegetables are the main foods in winter. Korean food tastes spicy, sweet, sour and light.

Dress

The traditional costume of the Korean Peninsula is Hanbok. Hanbok is characterized by simple design and no pockets on the clothes.

tea culture

Tea culture has been introduced into the Korean peninsula from China with Buddhism for more than 2000 years. Tea on the Korean peninsula is divided into five flavors: sweet, sour, salty, bitter and spicy. The introduction of China tea culture also promoted the development of Korean tea ceremony.

competitive sports

The traditional male sports on the Korean Peninsula mainly include Korean wrestling and Taekwondo. Traditional women's sports are mainly swinging.