Etiquette culture of parents' day

When you visit your parents on this day, you should first give them a big gift, which is the traditional "bow down ceremony" in Korea. After giving gifts, children will sit around their parents and accept their parents' instruction, such as some traditional ideas of respecting the elderly and loving the young, and some traditional etiquette culture.

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Introduction to Parents' Day:

Since May 5th is Korean Children's Day, the law stipulates a day off. On May 8, the time between Parents' Day and Children's Day was too short, so although both were legal holidays, there was no holiday on this day.

Korea is a country that attaches great importance to tradition and etiquette. They believe that filial piety is particularly important, and "filial piety" is the foundation of the country. In order to show Korean people's respect for their elders and the importance of filial piety, festivals like "Parents' Day" have been created. In Korea, this is a very important festival, and people all over the country will celebrate it to show filial piety.

On the eighth day of the fifth lunar month, the number of people selling flowers on the streets of Korea will increase, because on this day, they will buy a bunch of flowers, such as carnations and gladiolus, which symbolizes the significance of respecting and caring for their elders.

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