There are "three mores and three nothings" on Jeju Island in South Korea. What do they mean?

The beautiful Jeju Island not only has the unique beautiful scenery of the island (Ten Scenic Spots of Yeongju), but also inherited the special folk culture of the ancient Tamna Kingdom. Simply put, it is the "three mores" and "three nothings".

1. "Three Duo" means many rocks, many fruit trees, and many winds. Volcanic stones can be seen everywhere, and many houses are made of stones. Due to the good climate conditions, Jeju Island also has many fruit trees. Of course, the most famous ones are the oranges of Jeju Island. Since it is an island, the sea breeze prevails all year round.

2. "Three Nothings" means no thieves, no gates, and no beggars. It’s not that houses in Jeju Island really don’t have doors, but it mainly means that the people in Jeju Island are simple and the public security conditions are very good.

Jeju Island, also known as Cheju Island in the past, is the largest island in South Korea. It is a typical volcanic island and one of the New Seven Natural Wonders of the World. It was formed by volcanic activity 1200,000 years ago. In the center of the island is Mt. Halla, the highest peak in South Korea with an altitude of 1950 meters, which was formed through volcanic eruptions. Jeju Island, with its maritime climate, is known as the "Hawaii of South Korea". The beautiful Jeju Island not only has the unique beautiful scenery of the island (Ten Scenic Spots of Yeongju), but also inherits the special folk culture of the ancient Tamna Kingdom.