China are actually not authentic. Because that's all made with Chinese brewing methods and seasonings, a far cry from real Korean kimchi. Korea is known as a nation that grew up in a kimchi jar, and their method of making kimchi is indeed different from ours. In Korea, the most important seasoning in kimchi is garlic, while vinegar and chili peppers are essential in Chinese kimchi. Kimchi marinated with garlic has both a sour taste and a mild spicy taste. It is not spicy and can be sterilized. It does not feel dry after eating too much, so it is very popular in Korea.
With the development of commodity economy, more and more Korean families choose to buy finished kimchi from supermarkets, so kimchi has become a unique scene in Korean supermarkets. Don't underestimate these kimchi made with radish and cabbage. Because of its unique status in Korea, it is a natural gift, and the price will naturally rise.
Koreans deal with kimchi every day, and kimchi culture and kimchi complex are naturally cultivated and become part of their lives. Just like shouting "eggplant" when taking pictures in China, Koreans shout "Kimchi" when taking pictures. Because Koreans think that people are grinning when the word "kimchi" is pronounced, the Korean people's kimchi complex is evident. I know a teacher who came from Korea to teach in China. Faced with the delicious Chinese food, he could not move and eat kimchi every meal.
There are so many beautiful women
in Korean TV dramas. After watching the Korean dramas one after another, I found that there are really not many faces that appear repeatedly. People can't help but sigh: Korea is as rich in beautiful women as kimchi.
Strolling the streets and alleys of Seoul, I found that there are not as many beautiful women as legend has it, and the probability of beautiful women appearing on the streets of China is similar. But there are two major differences between the women here and China: one is that there are more women with single eyelids; the other is that the women dress very delicately. Korean boys told me that girls with double eyelids and big eyes are not popular in Korea. They think girls with single eyelids are more attractive and attractive. Through careful observation, you will find that South Korea is the world for girls with single eyelids. Different from traditional aesthetics: they think that single eyelid is more fashionable and more attractive than double eyelid. For example, sticking double eyelid glue on a single eyelid can temporarily become a double eyelid. After the change, you can go back to the single eyelid, but the double eyelid cannot become the single eyelid, and the sense of superiority of the single eyelid girl is born from this.
It is impolite for Koreans to go out without makeup. Walking on the street, you will find that the face-loving Korean women put their dressing skills to the extreme, and they all become good makeup artists. A silk scarf, a hairpin, and a string of beads all exude the unique charm of the owner. Korean women love to wear skirts, even in the cold winter and the twelfth lunar month, they still wear skirts. I heard from friends who are engaged in public relations etiquette that in international official occasions, trousers are casual clothes, and skirts are formal clothes. Dresses should be worn on formal occasions to show respect for each other.
Celebrities When I
was in China, I watched a lot of Korean dramas, and I couldn't help but wonder: In a country about the size of Zhejiang Province in China, with a population of just over 40 million, how can there be so many movie stars? How can you make so many popular dramas?
After arriving in Korea, I finally found the answer. I heard that when you come to South Korea, you must watch the "Nanta" performance, and you will not be in vain. We came here by car. Along the way, the huge advertisements of major stars will grab your attention and make you dizzy. They may appear in a chain of branded merchandise; or active on large electronic screens in prosperous areas; or become the protagonist of a huge poster. Even if you're not a groupie, you have to keep thinking about a familiar face in which TV show this is.
When we came to the door of the performance hall, the unique shape of pots and pans and the attractive performance stills in the window made our hearts have already flown to the performance site. Strong and exciting rhythm, magical and interesting kitchen utensils, ingenious plots, and performance scenes that integrate with the audience will make you laugh after watching it, and all your fatigue and stress will disappear. I didn't expect to play around with my feelings, and the concerto of pots and pans is also an amazing creation. No wonder some people say: Don't comment on percussion if you haven't seen a Nanta show.
Rich folk performing arts, ingenious and meticulous ideas, and the fusion of traditional and fashionable cultures have become the source of Korean film and television culture. Batch after batch of excellent writers, screenwriters, directors, actors, and stylists have combined to create sparks of art and inspiration for performances, producing one after another of memorable good dramas and one after another. Dazzling star. Celebrities are not born, nor do they become famous alone. Every star is a representative of the elite group behind him. His (her) birth is closely connected with the hard work of many people behind him.
Korean-made stars are just as much collective wisdom as Korean-made products.
Korean
language is an important carrier of human civilization, a link of national culture, and plays a pivotal role in the prosperity and development of a country. When I first arrived in Korea, the people and things I saw were similar to those in China. Only the distinctive Korean characters and the Korean language like singing reminded me that I had arrived in a foreign country. Listen to the Korean teacher say that Korea has always used Chinese characters before the 14th century AD, but it has its own special pronunciation. The emperor at that time wanted to create an easy-to-learn script to improve the cultural level of the people, so there is the Korean script we see today.
Korean characters and Chinese characters are both square characters and have very similar structures, but it would be a big mistake to assume that Korean and Chinese are learned in the same way. Korean seems to have the structure of left and right, upper and lower, upper, middle and lower, but like English, it is a phonetic text, which is made up of vowels and consonants. When you see a Korean script, you can pronounce it correctly by phonics, but you don't know the meaning. On the contrary in Chinese, the "six books" method of pictographic, knowing, referring to things, pictographic, phonological, fake, and borrowing is doomed that foreigners can only "understand" but not "speak" when learning Chinese. One of the biggest benefits of Chinese learning Korean is that the pronunciation of some Korean languages is similar to that of Chinese, and as long as they can spell it accurately, it will be self-evident. But there are also difficulties, such as the inversion of the position of the predicate and the object, the syllables of words with the same meaning are longer than those in Chinese, and so on.
When we said goodbye to our Korean friends, instead of using the English we've been using these days, we switched languages: we said "thank you" in the Korean we just learned, they said "goodbye" in broken Chinese, and then Waves, smiles and tears.
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