The South KoreaBy James, James, and James

The South KoreaBy James, Kyung ho, and Jae Wook

History of the South KoreaThe country Korea

has a long history. It was first discovered by the gods named ‘Dan Guen’. Dan guen named the first korea ‘go jo sun.’ And as it goes to his Descendant, the name changed to ‘Samhan’. And Later, it changed as Josun.

Different places in the Korea

In Korea, there are different Cities, from seoul to busan, Most of the cities has their Own customs and style ofFoods. Even their special Products are different.

The Traditional foods of Korea

The Traditional Foods of Korea

Every parts of the korea, has their own traditions. For example, their way of eating foods or style of foods are different. Because, when the korean was divided into ‘Samhan’, the three tribes had different kind of food because of the place.

Korea’s Traditions

There are many traditions in Korea.Foods and clothes. Korea was keeping thisTraditions by teaching them the method toMake ‘Han sik’ and ‘Han bok’

Korea’s traditional games

Korea’s special days

Korea is one of the country that has many special days.

On a special day called ‘Jesa’. We prepare good foods for the dead relatives or someone who has relationship with us. We bow for them and show them our respects.

On a day called “suel nal’ we eat typical food named ‘ddug guk’.

Korea’s special days

Chusuk is the day when all theMember in you family get Together and eat good foods And rest well. While chu suk, People plays traditional games.

Good things about Korea

Korea is one of the country that has strong technology.

Korea has the highest arresting rate of the criminals

Bad things about KoreaKorea also has a disadvantages. So, every 4 years the Korea presidentChanges and we get to vote for good Things and bad things. Which is the Only way to change bad things

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Thank you for watching out presentation!

By the way, the picture is korea’s Traditional Dance. It’s called ‘Bong san tal chum’.