The Weird, Not So Weird of Korea
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Exploring Korea's Unique Culture, Customs, Beliefs, Superstition, K-Beauty, K-Pop, and More.
Dive into the rich tapestry of Korean culture with 'The Weird, Not So Weird of Korea’. In this comprehensive guide spanning 233 pages, author Jina Choi delves into over 100 captivating topics, encompassing tradition, superstition, beauty, culture, and beyond. From the peculiar superstitions surrounding dream interpretation to the intricate rituals of Korean weddings, each chapter offers a fascinating glimpse into the unique nuances that shape Korean society. Whether you're intrigued by the secrets behind K-beauty trends or curious about the age-old customs passed down through generations, this book is your passport to understanding the diverse and vibrant world of Korea.
Unique QR codes to guide you with visuals and short-form videos
100 Topics in 233 Pages
Four Main Topics:
Weird, Not So Weird™ Korean Tradition You Should Know: 전통
Weird, Not So Weird™ Korean Superstition You Should Know: 미신
Weird, Not So Weird™ Korean Beauty You Should Know: 뷰티
Weird, Not So Weird™ Korean Things You Should Know: 기타 등등
We highly recommend this book, if:
You want to start learning Korean language and culture
You are not familiar with Korean culture and wanting to know more
You want to learn Korean Culture and Newest Trends
You want to visit Korea
We also recommend this book, if:
You know Korean well but have NOT lived in Korea yet
You have difficulties understanding the Korean culture and community
You are afraid of making cultural mistakes.
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