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Korean Tour Essential Homework

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Customs and taboos

Korean

The traditional courtesy of meeting is bow.

When the elders or subordinates walk to meet their elders or superiors, they should bow, greet, stand aside and let them go ahead to show their respect.

Men greet each other by greeting, shaking hands, shaking hands, shaking hands or using both hands, or using their left hand.

Women generally don't shake hands with people.

In South Korea, if someone invites you to dinner or dinner, you should bring small gifts and choose the best packaged food.

During the toast, take the bottle with the right hand and the bottom of the bottle with your left hand, then bow to the congratulatory speech, and then pour the wine in three cups.

The toast should give the cup a little lower and touch the opponent's cup with the cup of his cup.

You can't leave until you finish drinking and bow.

When you are a guest, your host will not let you see the whole picture of the house, do not wander around.

Koreans use both hands.

gift

But it will not be opened in front of the guests.

It is not appropriate to send cigarettes to Korean friends.

Wine is the best gift to a South Korean man, but he can not send wine to a woman unless you make it clear that this wine is for her husband.

The South Korean government stipulates that South Korean citizens must respect the national flag, the national anthem and the national flower.

Not only the radio regularly broadcast the national anthem, but also the national anthem before the theaters were shown, and the audience must stand up.

Foreigners who behave excessively in such places will be regarded as disrespectful to Koreas and Koreas.

When sitting with elderly people, sit upright.

Because Korean table is

Short leg table

When sitting on a Kang, guests and guests should sit on their legs.

If you should kneel on the bottom of your feet in front of your elders, no matter who you are, you must not straighten or stretch your legs, otherwise you will be considered to be rude or insulting.

You can not smoke in front of your superiors or elders before you agree to it.

Don't make random noises while eating.

You should take off your shoes when you enter a family house or a Korean restaurant.

Eating in the street and blowing your nose in front of people are considered rude.

In the presence of Koreans, do not mention the word "DPRK" or "Seoul" as a "capital city".

Photography is strictly restricted in South Korea. Military facilities, airports, reservoirs, subways, national museums and entertainment venues are prohibited. Photographs taken in air and high-rise buildings are also banned.

Diet

There are plenty of garlic, ginger and peppers in Korea. If you can't adapt, you can bring some tasty snacks (such as mustard tuber).

In Jeju Island, we must eat fresh seafood, because seafood there is no pollution.

Phone call

The hotel will increase the service charge, so it is best not to call in the room. The most economical way is to buy a telephone card (sold everywhere) to the card phone.

South Korea is the first country to promote CDMA mobile technology in the world. The CDMA133 mobile phone in China can be used directly in Korea after it has launched international roaming and international long-distance calls.

If it is a GSM standard mobile phone, it can not be used in Korea. It can be used to hire Korean mobile phone to China Mobile at its business point.

South Korea receives free calls.

Shopping

There is a busy underground business network in Seoul.

Many subway entrances and underground passageways lead to this amazing underground commercial network that can buy cheap goods.

However, in the business district of Seoul, the largest number of foreigners patronized is the pear Tai court near the main U.S. military station.

In Insadong, also known as Marie alley, there are many antiques and art shops.

South gate and east gate are the largest integrated wholesale markets in South Korea. There are thousands of shops and stalls in the market. They are famous for their wide variety of daily goods and low prices.

From half past midnight to 4 in the morning, retailers from all over the country came here for a purchase, and here was a busy wholesale night market.

Seoul also has a large number of specialized markets, including the Jingdong market of monopoly tonic and Eastern medicine (Han Yao), and the Longshan electronic market, the largest electronic market in Asia.

Most of the open markets in Korea are closed on Sunday, but other large profit shops and department stores are open on Sunday.

Exchange rate reference

RMB: Korean =1: 139; US dollar: Korean =1: 1155; Hong Kong dollar: Korean =1: 148.