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Experiencing the Spirit of Korea

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2011-02-28

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The Hanok Village in Gongju‚ South Chungcheong Province‚ has become a popular spot for foreigners looking to experience the spirit and ambience of traditional Korean homes.
The village offers a variety of traditional Korean experiences that give glimpses into the culture and lifestyle of the period.
[ENG]
[Interview : Arif‚ Participant
Bangladesh] "Actually‚ this is a very good opportunity for me and my family and my friends to know about Korean tradition‚ Korean culture‚ and traditional Korean games‚ and the lifestyle."
Gongju was once the capital of Baekje. The foreign participants who come to Gongju's Hanok Village try on royal clothes and experience the feeling of becoming kings and queens.
[Interview : Asif‚ Participant
Bangladesh] "I feel like a Baekje general!"
[SOV]
[Interview : ] "These are royal clothes‚ and these are peasant clothes. The king must wear this crown instead of a hat."
Some commemorate the experience with a photograph.
[SOV]
[Interview : ] "Kimchi~ One‚ two‚ three!"
[ENG]
[Interview : Altaf‚ Participant
Bangladesh] "I can feel the warmth and texture of the cloth. It's a spiritual feeling‚ I guess."
Everyone gathers for the next activity.
[SOV]
[Interview : ] "In Korea‚ we call the snacks we eat with tea "dasik.""
Dasik is the Korean counterpart to the Western cookie. Dough made with chestnut powder and mixed-grain powder is shaped and printed on a dasik frame to create beautiful dasik! This activity is especially popular because even children can easily make their own delicious dasik.
"Traditional Korean crackers made by mixing chestnut powder and mixed-grain powder in honey‚ then shaping them using frames"
Next‚ the participants learn the etiquette of drinking tea. It is important to pour in the water many times‚ just a little bit at one time.
The participants sit together and enjoy traditional tea with the dasik they made earlier. Their experience of Korean culture is infused with the warmth of tea and friendship.
[ENG]
[Interview : Khaled Mohammed‚ Participant
Yemen] "This experience gives people vision when they are doing something. When you do something traditional‚ you need time and vision to get things done‚ like delicious things. Thank you for this time."
Of course‚ no traditional Korean experience would be complete without a try at traditional Korean games! Jegichagi is a game that anyone can play‚ but that does not mean it is easy to win!
[ENG]
[Interview : Khaled Mohammed‚ Participant
Yemen] "When I see people play‚ I think it's easy to play. You can count in the hundreds or twenties. But when you are in practice‚ you will find some difficulties and miss your concentration."
[SOV]
[Interview : ] "This is gulleongsoe‚ a traditional Korean game."
Long ago‚ children used to roll around empty wine barrels for fun. That evolved into the game of gulleongsoe ‚ which is played by keeping a metal or wooden hoop rolling with a stick.
[SOV]
[Interview : ] "Do you know how to do this[Interview : Asif‚ Participant
Bangladesh] "Yes‚ I know‚ but I can't do it well."
Arif is excited that his hoop stayed rolling.
What will the participants see next[Interview : ] "Barbeque[Interview : Azamkhan‚ Participant
Uzbekistan] "It looks like the sweet potatoes are all going to burn."
The sweet potatoes turn golden in the charcoal fire‚ and the smell is enough to make mouths water! Children and adults alike all grab a sweet potato and chomp down.
[Interview : Ferdousi‚ Participant
Bangladesh] "It's good."
Chestnuts are a special treat for guests from Bangladesh‚ where chestnuts do not grow.
[Interview : Asif‚ Participant
Bangladesh] "I've never had chestnuts."
How do they like the roasted chestnuts[Interview : ] "Delicious~"
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