CHUSEOK DAY CELEBRATION IN INDONESIA (추석)


On September 13, 2019, South Korea's cultural center in Indonesia held an event called Chuseok Day.



While we are at the cultural center, we make decorative lanterns for Chuseok days, eat South Korean special food, karaoke together and also try Korean traditional clothes and take pictures together.



Each country must have its own culture and customs, like the proverb, "Another grasshopper is another field, another deep down fish". So it is with South Korea. Culture in the country with the most fluttering entertainment industry in Asia is one of the important points that makes many people in the world increasingly interested in South Korea. Although living in modern times, most of the people there still preserve and hold the traditions and traditional cultural values. 



One of them can be seen from their agility in celebrating traditional holidays every year, such as Chuseok. For those of you who like the world of Korean entertainment, certainly no stranger to Chuseok.
According to the meaning, Chuseok means ‘full moon day’. Chuseok, also known as Hangawi, which is 'a big day in the middle of autumn', falls on the 15th day of the 8th month of the Chinese lunar calendar every year.



 This year, Chuseok fell on 3 - 5 October yesterday with national holidays starting from 30 September - 9 October. In general terms, Chuseok means 'the autumn full moon festival according to the Chinese calendar'. Now, on this traditional festival holiday, all Koreans will use the time to gather with family. For those who wander, Chuseok is a moment to go home to hometown. if in Korea is Chuseok's pas. 



You could say Chuseok is the Korean version of Eid. Chuseok is a traditional day that has various meanings, such as to celebrate an abundant harvest and to thank our ancestors. That is the reason Chuseok is called a day to give thanks. On Chuseok day, the community will share the harvest with relatives, friends, neighbors and disadvantaged people



On Chuseok's day, Koreans will usually use hanbok (Korean traditional clothing). Nowadays, for most people, Chuseok doesn't have to be celebrated by wearing hanbok. Even today the greatest meaning of Chuseok day is family reunion. Even so, the meaning behind Chuseok as a whole has not changed, which is still meaningful love for the family, gratitude, and sharing sustenance.



How do you all now know what Chuseok Day is in South Korea !?
if you are curious about my excitement at the Korean cultural center please click the link below here ^^ 
https://youtu.be/Dn6AVxSvnC0








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