5 selected essays about Korea

Among the countries across the sea from our country, there is South Korea, which was established on the land of South Korea during the period of resisting U.S. aggression and aiding Korea. As time goes by, South Korea has become more developed and desirable to many young people. But in recent years, some of South Korea's words and actions have attracted countless Chinese people to look at it with admiration. Here I would like to share with you some essays about Korea, I hope it will be helpful to you.

Essay about Korea 1

On August 3, my mother and I went to the beautiful South Korea. In this short period of five days, we visited three cities in South Korea: Seoul, Jeju Island and Busan.

What impressed me most about South Korea was the long barbed wire fence——the "38" line. I listened to the introduction of the Korean tour guide and learned about the origin of the "38th" parallel: After Japan invaded and defeated Korea, the United Nations handed over Korea to the United States and the Soviet Union for management. However, the United States and the Soviet Union did not agree on management and started a war again. In the end, they negotiated to use the 38th degree north as the dividing line to divide North Korea into two countries: North Korea and South Korea. Originally, people in the same country were separated by long barbed wire fences, and many relatives could not meet each other. The barbed wire fence was covered with long strips of cloth with characters I didn’t recognize written on them. My mother said it was a way to commemorate relatives. Since I couldn’t go to North Korea to see my relatives, I had to go to this "March 8th" line to remember my relatives. . Looking at this, I think the people here must not like this line. I hope this line can be removed as soon as possible.

The most beautiful place in South Korea is Jeju Island. Because there are no factories on the island, there is no environmental pollution. The sea water is very clean. From a distance, the sea and sky are the same color, which is extremely beautiful. The most famous thing on Jeju Island is Sunchulbong Peak, one of the seven wonders of the world. A long time ago, there was no Jeju Island. The volcanic rocks ejected from the volcanic eruption slowly formed the island. The crater is now Sunrise Peak. Since it has become an extinct volcano, the crater is now covered with green grass, and there is no trace of the original volcanic eruption. Standing at the crater and looking down, there is the sea below, which is very spectacular.

The most fun thing in South Korea is the beach in Haeundae, Busan. The beach there is very big, and there are a lot of people playing there, some surfing, some sunbathing, and some swimming. I made a dike with sand on the beach, and it was washed away by the sea water after a while. When the waves come up, they occasionally bring up some kelp and seaweed, which is really interesting.

In Korea, there is one dish on the table every time, and that is kimchi. It's a bit sour and spicy, I'm not used to it. Things in Korea are also very expensive. A bottle of mineral water costs 3,000 won, which is equivalent to 18 yuan for us. Koreans speak very strangely. There is a Smida in almost every sentence.

It is better to travel thousands of miles than to read thousands of books. Five days passed quickly, and I also had a preliminary understanding of South Korea. If I have the opportunity, I will definitely go there again.

Essay about Korea 2

I have been to Guilin, which has "the best scenery in the world"; I have been to Wuyi Mountain, which is "not as good as a small hill in Wuyi"; and I have been to the bustling Hong Kong Disneyland ...But what I will most unforgettable is Korea, where snowflakes are flying in the winter.

When we arrived in South Korea, we first went to Yangji Ski Resort. In the car, I heard from the tour guide that Yangji Ski Resort is the closest ski resort to Seoul, surrounded by beautiful mountains and dense jungles. , is a ski paradise with beautiful scenery.

There is an orange orchard near the ski resort. At the door, you can also see the white snow on the snow-capped mountains sloping down like a waterfall. Putting on the ski boots felt heavy, and putting on the snowboards made me walk like a little penguin. I was both nervous and excited. I'm nervous because I don't know how to ski; I'm excited because my childhood dream was to ski, and today my dream is finally coming true.

When I came to the skiing place, I moved carefully. The tour guide saw me and came to teach me how to ski. Under the guidance of the tour guide, I quickly learned how to ski and how to "brake". After I learned it, the tour guide asked me to ski by myself, and he went to teach others. On the hillside, I kept in mind the tips told by the tour guide: bend my legs slightly, lean forward slightly, make my feet splayed out when gliding, and lean my knees inward when I'm about to fall. I couldn't wait to slide down the slope, and all the essentials were forgotten. I even forgot to use the ski pole to control the speed. The consequences can be imagined. I fell on my back and the sliding pole fell "thousands of miles away". Fortunately, my mother came to the rescue in time.

After this lesson, I didn’t dare to take it lightly and started skiing seriously. Finally, it became smoother and smoother, and I was able to slide down from a relatively high place. I was very proud. It finally worked and I was ecstatic with joy.

We reluctantly left the ski resort and came to Nanshan Park. The most beautiful place in Nanshan Park is the lake. Although it is winter, the lake is still clear and green. The water of the lake is sparkling and sparkling. Under the sunlight, it looks like a shining multicolored stone. Various colors are mixed together and complement each other. It is very beautiful. This beautiful scenery adds a touch of color to winter.

After lunch, we went to Seongsan Ilchulbong Peak. Seongsan Ilchulbong Peak was formed by the eruption of a submarine volcano 100,000 years ago. It is located at the eastern end of Jeju Island. It is a towering boulder with a huge crater on the top.

When you reach the top of the mountain and look down, the first thing you see is the sea. The sea is calm, like a mother looking at us, like a beautiful girl reading a book, like a sleeping baby, very beautiful.

In the next few days, we also went to "Gyeongbokgung Palace" where Empress Myeongseong was filmed, Korean sauna, and Lotte World. What is unforgettable is that I wore an antique traditional Korean dress and personally experienced the fun of DIY kimchi making.

In short, my trip to Korea brought me endless joy, which I will never forget!

Essay about Korea 3

On the first day, we arrived The beautiful Chinatown in South Korea, the ancient atmosphere is fully permeated in this garden, and the beautiful murals depict the story of the Three Kingdoms. There is a statue in the garden. Unexpectedly, it is Confucius, a famous Chinese writer.

In the evening, the teacher took us to eat the famous Korean stone pot bibimbap. The aroma filled the surrounding bibimbap, plus half-cooked egg yolk, crispy seaweed, and black and white sesame seeds. Mix it together, wow! It's so fragrant and delicious! After eating this stone pot bibimbap, we arrived at the hotel. The floor inside was warm. The "floor heat" gradually made me fall asleep in the warm room... . In South Korea, the most fun thing is Lotte World. It can be regarded as a fairy world rather than a magnificent place. In the cold winter, the Flower Goddess brings us colorful flowers of the four seasons.

First of all, we played the "Mirror Maze". To travel through the mysterious mirror, you have to touch forward with both hands to see if there is a mirror. Several times, we almost bumped into something. They were all my own phantoms, and there were echoes when I spoke. I didn’t even know which way was the way. Huh! Finally we came out. What appeared in front of us was a corridor. There should be nothing wrong with the corridor. Unexpectedly, I stepped on it and got hit. The trap, the steam rushed out from the hole, which shocked me. I rushed forward quickly, regardless of the situation.

The last level is also the most difficult one, passing through infrared rays. The dense infrared rays are so dense that we don’t know where to go. Do you want to know how we passed it? Three good friends and I , 1.2.3 We all got down together, clinging to the ground, crawling forward, making the four of us laugh and lose our strength. We crawled for a while, laughed for a while, and rested for a while. Phew! We finally came out. As soon as we came out, we saw an auntie who was laughing so hard that she must have looked at our embarrassment. On the last day in Korea, Teacher Yang and Teacher Wang communicated with us and told us some truths about frugality. China is a country of civilization and etiquette. Farewell to Korea, farewell to my good friend.

Essay about Korea 4

A happy summer vacation is a feast of travel. We will have beautiful encounters with unique beautiful scenery. At that time, you will taste all kinds of delicious food, appreciate all kinds of exotic customs, and enjoy the magnificent scenery! So this trip is the thing I am most looking forward to during the summer vacation, haha.

It’s finally time to set off. The destination of this journey is our “neighbor” - South Korea. Because it was so close, we arrived in the fog for about 2 hours. After completing the formalities and collecting our luggage, we got on the bus and headed to the city happily.

Along the way, I kept looking around through the glass outside the window, while listening carefully to the tour guide's explanation. From the tour guide’s explanation, I learned that the total area of ??South Korea is about the size of our Zhejiang province. Hee hee, it’s so small, how can it compare with China, which has a vast land and abundant resources. Could it be that South Korea was our vassal state in ancient times? I wondered secretly in my heart.

The car soon entered the city, and the surrounding environment gradually became lively. The billboards, neon lights, streets and alleys, except for the text, everything felt the same as in China, but it seemed to be different. What is the difference? I opened my eyes wide and observed carefully as if playing a spot the difference game. To be different, the streets here have shrunk by almost one-third compared to the streets in our city, but they are very clean and tidy, and there are not many cars driving. Unlike in China, where there are cars everywhere and traffic jams everywhere, from time to time A long "light strip" will appear. What else is different? By the way, why do people here drive cars with only these brands? Taking advantage of the traffic light, I carefully nailed the vehicles under the car window and looked at them one by one. Really, none of the cars in my sight bear the logo of BMW or Mercedes-Benz that I am familiar with. Curious, I now focused my observation attention on the cars coming and going. Cars drove by in front of me one after another, but there were no figures of those big names? "Why didn't you see those luxury cars?" I couldn't help but ask the first question I had when I arrived in Korea. "Because we Koreans only drive cars made in our country, even if the import tax is very low." The tour guide answered my question gently. Looking at her serious face, I felt an inexplicable feeling in my heart. "There are more than 400 varieties of kimchi in our country..." Listening to the tour guide's cheerful narration, I was deeply touched...

A strange nation! They don't drive foreign cars. How extreme and persistent it is to develop more than 400 varieties of kimchi.

Then I suddenly remembered a car named "Hongqi" that had appeared in front of Tiananmen Square, accompanied by various foreign car logos, and the 200% import tariff. . There was an inexplicable feeling in my heart. This is the first day of my trip to South Korea. There are no scenic spots, no gourmet meals, no cultural exploration, only an indescribable feeling to accompany me in my dreams.

Essay about Korea 5

It is said that to understand a nation, you must understand it from its history. And my trip to South Korea seems to be a national exploration following the footsteps of history. As I visited each scenic spot, the scroll of Korean humanities and history slowly unfolded before my eyes.

The first stop: the Royal Palace: The Royal Palace of South Korea is located in Seoul, the capital. It is only separated from the bustling streets by a large park - Infinity Flower Park. Walking on the paths in the park, accompanied by the hibiscus, the national flower that resembles smoke and clouds, the hustle and bustle of the city is gradually left behind. It didn't take long before we came to a wall with white walls and blue tiles. When you walk into the gate and look around, you will see the magnificent roof of the palace winding before your eyes. We took a quick look at several palaces, and felt that the shape of these palaces was no different from our domestic palaces. Even the names and words of the palaces were the same, as if we had walked into the filming scene of a costume drama. Question 1: In ancient times, was Korea a vassal state of ours or did they not have their own writing so they followed the Chinese writing? We arrived at the main hall, where people went to court, and walked up dozens of steps to the entrance of the main hall. Looking inside, it was empty, with a very majestic dragon chair placed in the middle. It didn't feel as majestic as the one shot in the TV series. Standing on the high steps and looking around, all the floors are paved with fine sand and gravel. Question 2: Did Korean commoners in ancient times not even lay bluestone slabs? It turns out that it was related to their environment. South Korea is a rainy country and is easily flooded. Sand and gravel are a specialty of the country and have strong water absorption and seepage capabilities. The ground paved with it will not accumulate water. Listening to the tour guide's explanation, we walked down the steps, and with my sharp eyes, I once again saw the thick iron ring on the ground. Question 3: What are the iron rings at the four corners of the palace used for? Some say they are for tying horses, others say they are for tying the ropes on the raised flags. It turned out that it was used to set up tents to provide shade for officials who went to court. Did you guess it right? It turns out that the royal palaces in South Korea still have different characteristics. For example, the royal palaces are obviously shorter than our palaces if you look closely, and they have small locked doors about 30 to 40 centimeters in each corner. Question 4: What is it used for? Its function is still related to the local climate. It turns out that Korea gets very cold in the winter. Inside this small door is the place where the fire is made. It is the floor heating in ancient times. It seems that although the palaces in South Korea are not as magnificent as those in our country, they still have their own uniqueness.

The second stop is the Village Museum: This is a local museum in Daegu, with four floors. The first floor is a living street, which simulates scenes of modern people's lives. There I saw various shops and daily necessities from that time, some of which can no longer be seen now. The people in the snack shops, grocery stores, boiling water shops, hardware shops, blacksmith shops, etc. are all lifelike in wax figures. The dishes on the table in the snack shop are the same as the real ones, which makes me feel hungry. Through the dishes on display, I discovered that people at that time really liked kimchi! There were six or seven kinds of kimchi on one table. Go up to the second floor, which is the cultural display area. From ancient land deeds, letters, certificates, sign-ins, etc. to modern books, poems and manuscripts, you can see everything that touches life. The third floor is a display of objects from modern times to the development of modern life, from vinyl records to ear music to multi-story model buildings composed of various lights and shadows, which are dizzying. The fourth floor is a modern library, which is quiet and neat, with a variety of books waiting for people to peruse. My favorite is the first floor, where I seem to have walked into a time tunnel, haha, so interesting!

The third stop is the Love Wall: The Love Wall is a modern attraction located on a hill. Along the way you can see two towers of different shapes in the distance, which are very beautiful. At the end is a large U-shaped wall, which is covered with colorful locks, and the various wishes of people who come here are written on the locks. Some locks are full of traces of time, and some are still new, which makes people dazzled. I looked through the contents carefully, looking for interesting names and wishes, and called on my friends to read them together. There was no pressure on me to enjoy my childhood. Our brisk laughter was left on the top of the mountain.

South Korea is an interesting country. The Korean nation is a group of people with their own national sentiments. These six days are a beautiful flower on my memory tree and become a part of my beautiful memories. The trip to Korea was really a pleasant trip.

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