South Korea has the custom of not eating at the same table as the elderly. What are other Asian countries like?

We all know that China is a country of etiquette, especially in filial piety. It is normal to pay special attention to the elderly and their children eating at the same table in China, but there is a custom that the elderly do not eat at the same table in Korea.

However, this does not prove that South Korea is a nation that does not respect the elderly. It is precisely because it respects family status too much and controls it too strictly that such customs exist. Koreans believe that when the elderly eat, others can't disturb them. All meals will be divided into two parts, and the good one will be given to parents.

Besides, in other Asian countries, there is no custom of not eating at the same table with the elderly. I think Koreans still pay more attention to the traditional custom of respecting the elderly. After all, Korean ancestors probably came from China, so in this respect, the two countries still have very similar places.

But South Korea has some shame, because many things and many traditional cultures are regarded as its own traditional customs. For example, the Dragon Boat Festival is no longer a national holiday in our country. South Korea declared it to the United Nations several years ago, and it is an intangible cultural heritage of South Korea.

And for many celebrities in China, South Korea has such a desire to copy. After all, we are a nation without history, and we want to prove our sense of superiority through this, but I want to say that no matter what we do, people in the world still have discerning people. As Degang Guo said, Koreans invented the whole world, while China invented Koreans.

In fact, in ancient times, South Korea was one of our client countries. Although we didn't invade them, they need to pay the best materials to our country every year, so it is normal for South Korea to have the same customs and culture as China.