Seolnal is the representative festive day of Korea. On that day, we wear the traditional cloth "Han-bok", collect all family, bow to our adult relatives,and observe a worship service to our ancestors. Of course I'm going home to visit my parents. This time i bought two presents for parents.
One is car navigation that is for father. I hope this navigation will be helpful for father's safe driving.
The other is diet shoes that is for mother. She has diabetes, therefore regular exercise is essential.
4 comments:
I'm glad to be able to read your blog in English because I couldn't read Korean. Japanese people used to wear "Kimono" like your "Han-bok" at a New Year's day. But today, there are few people wear that.
What a good present for your parents! The shoes are so cute:) I hope your parents will be happy with your presents. And have yourself a happy holidays!
Thank you for your comment to my first English post. I know "Kimono", of course I have only watched there on TV or Movie. For similar reasons, Korean people don't wear the "Hanbok".By the way, I just hope that they like it.
As you know, I'm not good at English as much as I want to be good at it.
Please understand that.
See you again .:)
Hi suakii,
Thanks for coming to my blog last night, it was very nice to hear from you :)
When I was in junior high, I used to learn about Korean culture because one of my teacher's wife was Korean. So I've probably heard the ceremony from him, athough it was long time ago :) And my classmates tried to wear Korean traditional clothes, it seemed wedding, I don't know whether it was Hanbok or not.
Cheerio!
Hi little_sun
It is kind of you to say so. These days, two countries make cultural exchanges. I also knew about Japan traditional clothes "Kimono" like "Hanbok".
I want to meet you soon again through this or your blog :)
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