On Korean culture

This article should be very suitable for ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Since the spirit of Korean Buddhism was introduced to Korea in the late 4th century, Buddhism has been constantly evolving under the influence of Korean spirit. Based on the enlightenment of Buddha and the teaching of wisdom and compassion, the Korean people created; Korean Buddhism; Compared with Buddhism in India and China, it has three unique characteristics. First of all, Korean Buddhism is universal and free, especially in solving cultural problems. When Buddhism first encountered Korean culture, this relationship was mutually beneficial and peaceful. On the one hand, Korean Buddhists accepted Korean traditional culture; On the other hand, they have developed new meanings and values from culture. Therefore, Korean Buddhism has adapted to the spirit of the Korean people and integrated with them. Secondly, Korean Buddhism protects the nation and people. From the beginning, it played a vital role in turbulent times. While seeking its religious goals and ideology, it always cares about the glory and peace of the country. In its long history, Korean Buddhism has helped to protect this country many times. For example, in the15th century, Buddhist monks became soldiers and rose to defend the country from Japanese invasion. So Korean Buddhism is called; National protector; Third, Korean Buddhism symbolizes harmony. It not only reconciles conflicting religious thoughts and schools, but also reconciles religious differences between theory and practice. Korean Buddhism overcame philosophical conflicts and developed through a long list of deeds of outstanding Korean practitioners. This harmonious personality was initiated by Yuan Xiao (6 17-686). With the philosophy of reconciliation, he coordinated various theories at a higher stage. Later, the same was true of master Dai Ga (1055-101) and master Borodin Noor (1158-1210). Yichuan realized the logic and value of Yuan Xiao's reconciliation philosophy and tried to unify Korean Buddhism through the combination of theory and practice.

Introduction to Korea Korea is a beautiful country with a history of more than 5,000 years. As an American, it is difficult to understand a culture that has lasted for so long, while the history of our country is only a few hundred years. All the historical sites have been preserved for future generations. These buildings, stone pagodas and lanterns, and other sculptures are called national treasures and numbered. Seven sites were selected as World Heritage sites by UNESCO. The Korean treasures listed in the World Heritage List are Bulguksa Temple and the nearby Xi 'Guram Grottoes. Chang Yong Pu Ange of Hairen Temple (the storage place of Korean woodcut Tripitaka); Zongmiao shrine; Changdeok Palace complex; Huacheng fortress; Gaochang, Huashun and Kang Hua dormann sites; And gyeongju historic areas. More information about world heritage can be found in the information of various sites and teachers' activities. Even with its rich history, South Korea can still be regarded as a progressive modern country. The modern architecture of a big city can be compared with any other modern country, but the past and the new exist together. Koreans are very friendly and lovely. They are willing to try their English. All the younger children are learning English. They know that their future depends on speaking English. At present, only big hotels have people who can speak English, but this will change. Korean people want foreign investors to come to Korea to help their economy. As Americans begin to understand the beauty of South Korea, South Korea will become a major tourist destination. Korea is a mountainous country, and every square inch of flat land is used for agriculture or cities. With a population of nearly 50 million, the population is very dense. Seoul, the capital, has a population of10 million in a very small area. Most Koreans live in apartments or new high-rise apartments in old areas of big cities. Wherever you are in Korea, these apartments look the same. If there are open spaces, they are used for agriculture. All the flat land is used to grow rice. Most apartments are 20 stories high and all have the same design. The only way to distinguish your apartment from another apartment is through the design of the end of the building. The interiors of most traditional hotels look just like ours in America, but some are traditional Korean-style rooms. You sleep on the floor, then roll up your blanket and use the room as a living room during the day. Slippers in the market When you walk into a Korean family, the first thing you have to do is to take off your shoes. There are slippers in the bathroom when you are in it. Multi-course meals in Korean restaurants. Koreans eat a lot of rice, vegetables and fruits at every meal. They will also eat a lot of pork cooked in a gas stove at the dinner table. They have kimchi for every meal, and it is hot! Koreans usually sit on the floor when eating.