What are the customs and habits in North Korea?

Koreans pay great attention to etiquette in public. Bow to strangers and say "hello!" " When saluting, you are usually not allowed to wear a hat or take things. Under normal circumstances, the host should salute the guests first, and the younger generation and subordinates should salute the elders and superiors first. The other party must also bow in return.

Koreans have a good tradition of respecting the elderly. In Korean folk, the younger generation sometimes bows when they visit their elders.

In daily communication, Koreans are used to calling themselves positions and titles. "Jin", "Li", "Park", "Cui" and "Zheng" are collectively called "the five major surnames of North Korea".

Koreans usually wear suits in their daily activities. On holidays, they have the habit of wearing their own national costumes. Women usually wear short coats and long skirts. Men's national costumes include coats, trousers, vests, robes and so on. Historically, the national costumes worn by Koreans have always been dominated by white. Therefore, it is called "the country in white". Therefore, North Korea is called "the country in white".

The staple food is rice noodles, among which rice, cakes, cold noodles and jiaozi soup are the most popular and the best choice for entertaining guests. Most Korean dishes are hot and sour. Avoid greasy cooking and don't put sugar, pepper and other condiments. The most famous Korean dishes are kimchi, roast beef, ginseng chicken and so on. Most Koreans love dog meat. Koreans generally love to drink, and the daily drink is cold boiled water or tea. The main dietary taboo of North Koreans is not to eat duck, mutton or fat pork. Are North Koreans eager to learn? Meng hey? What do you want to appreciate? what do you want to do? Who is the mandarin fish in Shudong? Play? Huan? Sparrows? けけぅ stem? け Silkworm? Obsidian printing?

Koreans have special feelings for Jindalai flower (azalea). Jindalai flower is regarded as the embodiment of their nation and a symbol of prosperity and eternal happiness, so they regard her as the national flower. For hibiscus, Koreans are also very affectionate and think that she symbolizes perseverance. So some people say that the national flower of North Korea is hibiscus. The animals most admired by Koreans are bears and tigers. The former is regarded as the ancestor of its nation. The latter is regarded as a mountain god among the people. In the past, Koreans generally worshipped the sun god and thought that white represented sunshine, so they loved white.

North Koreans don't like the number "4" very much, because its pronunciation is similar to "death" and it is regarded as only bad luck.

It is better for Koreans to pass things with their hands. Don't spit, blow your nose or wipe your ears in front of others.