South Korean culture and society
Religion and Belief , South Korea supports religious freedom. Confucianism, Buddhism and Christianity are the main formal religions. Many Koreans believe in ancestral spirits and observe rituals. Confucianism is a social and political philosophy that surrounds Korean culture. Big Celebrations , There are two main national holidays in Korea, namely New Year's Day (the second full moon after the winter solstice) and Chuseok (the eighth full moon). Celebrations for this festival are celebrated around the ancestors, and families. Family , Family is an integral part of habits and life in South Korea. Arranged marriages are common. Marriage is considered a transitional ritual. Divorce is rare but has become more common in recent years. Ancestry exist everywhere. Traditionally, the eldest son inherits all of the family's assets. But it was recently changed and is now on par with women. The eldest son bears extra responsibility for his family and he will take care of ...