Preparing for Korean immigrants, I don't know what Jeju Island is like, what are the customs?

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As for the customs you ask, you can directly encyclopedia the Korean customs in daily life. If you want to know what unique customs Jeju Island has, the following information can be used for your reference.

eat

Food is the most important thing for the people, and the food life in any area will be affected by its natural environment, and Jeju Special Autonomous Road is no exception. Jeju special autonomous road is surrounded by the sea, and the arable soil layer on the island is a relatively thin layer of volcanic ash, and there are almost no paddy fields, so it can only engage in dry farming. These natural conditions determine the traditional diet life in Jeju. After 1970s, with the development of economy, great changes have taken place in food culture. The following are some typical Jeju traditional diets.

rice

The traditional rice in Jeju is miscellaneous grains rice. Generally enlarge wheat, millet and red beans. When food is insufficient, sometimes only barley or millet is used for cooking. In spring, when there is no green or yellow, people at the seaside will put some seaweed when cooking to save food. In the past, due to the shortage of rice, ordinary families only ate white rice on major days such as holidays or wedding ceremonies.

soup

Undaria pinnatifida soup: Undaria pinnatifida is a fresh and tender seaweed, mainly collected in winter. Can be cooked with small conch and tender pumpkin.

Hairtail pumpkin soup: Hairtail and tender pumpkin are put together to make soup, and recently cabbage is added.

Seafood soup: the seaside villages catch small abalone, sea urchin and conch in March-April and July-August to cook soup together.

Bean soup: make soup with bean powder, add some cabbage and radish.

Seaweed soup: dried seaweed collected in early spring is boiled in water in summer to make cold soup.

Pumpkin leaf soup: put pumpkin leaves into boiling water and cook with flour to make soup.

Sea urchin soup: Boil kelp with water, and then add sea urchin, which has a unique taste.

Cold soup: mainly eaten in summer. There are seaweed soup, seaweed soup and so on.

vegetables

Jeju's side dishes mainly include small snapper slices, squid slices, crab sauce, conch sauce, abalone viscera sauce, bracken and so on. Small snapper is mainly caught in May-August and made into sashimi. Squid slices are made by slightly scalding squid with water, then dipping in sweet and spicy sauce, or making cold soup. Crab sauce is made of sea crabs caught around March of the lunar calendar, put into fresh water to remove fishy smell, and then marinated with soy sauce. Abalone viscera sauce is marinated with abalone viscera. Pteridium aquilinum is a side dish of Jeju in spring. Cooked bracken mixed with garlic, sesame oil and soy sauce.

clothes

The traditional costumes of Jeju Special Autonomous Road can be divided into two categories: capital style and Jeju style. Capital style refers to the clothing style worn by the upper class with official positions, while Jeju style refers to the traditional clothing style evolved by people who have lived in Jeju for a long time to cope with the customs and life in Jeju. In order to show off their majesty, people in the upper class must wear clothes that suit their status because of the system; Ordinary people wear clothes suitable for farming, fishing and other productive labor, of course, taking into account the local climate and environment. This is also the reason why Jeju has formed two different styles of clothing. In fact, Beijing-style clothes are no different from other parts of the country. Only clothes with Jeju traditional characteristics are introduced here.

children garment

Children's clothes are made of hemp and are worn 3 to 7 days after birth. The sleeves are wide and long, and the skirt is sewn with thread. In order to avoid soiling clothes due to defecation, a hole was opened in the back. The clothes worn by the first child were thought to bring good luck, so they were passed on to younger brothers and sisters. Cannabis is used for children's wear, probably because it is coarse in texture and can stimulate the skin to produce strong immunity, thus achieving the purpose of preventing skin diseases.

Work clothes (persimmon color clothes)

This is the most representative work clothes in Jeju, and it is also the clothes that ordinary people wear in their daily lives. When Jeju people began to wear clothes dyed with persimmons, there is no clear record, except that Jeju people who are engaged in agriculture or fishing like to wear this kind of clothes from a long time ago. When making persimmon to dye clothes, first make clothes with cotton cloth, then dye them with green persimmon juice in July and August of the lunar calendar, and then make clothes after drying. This kind of clothes is characterized by being dyed with persimmon juice, so it is often straight and does not need other treatment; At the same time, persimmon juice has antiseptic effect, and sweaty clothes are not easy to produce odor, which is very suitable for working clothes.

Hainvfu

Sea women's clothing can be divided into three parts: top, bottom and headscarf, which are made of cotton or hemp. The coat is similar to the Hanbok women's coat and is worn when working underwater. The bottom coat was originally women's underwear, and the sea girl was used as work clothes. The headscarf is a 30×80 cm rectangular cloth, which is tied on the head when the sea girl works to prevent her hair from spreading.

on one's pins

Most of the traditional houses in Jeju Special Autonomous Road are thatched cottages. The country road leading to the connecting houses is a winding path. You can see the spacious yard at the end, next to the straw house. Taking the yard as the center, according to the size of the space, there are also barns and toilets, and the walls are made of stone. The exterior wall of the house is made of big stones, the roof is covered with thatch, and tied into a chessboard with criss-crossing straw ropes. The roof slopes slowly and the lines are soft, giving people a sense of steadiness and sureness. The fence was built as high as the eaves.

Basic types of housing

Houses in Jeju can be divided into mak-sa-li, Miyake, Miyake and so on. From the perspective of the housing pattern in the same fence, it can be divided into: single house, double house, three house and four house.

Small huts: "mak-sa-li" is a general term for small huts, mostly poor families or elderly people without children, or old couples who live in a big house for their sons after marriage. Divided into two parts from the front, one side is the living room and the warehouse; On the other side is the kitchen and chimney.

Three rooms: this is a common form of ordinary families. It is divided into three parts: on the left is a small room and a kitchen; In the middle is a wooden house; On the right is the warehouse, and there are chimneys on both sides of the house.

Four rooms: the first four rooms, two rooms on the side, with platforms at the front, back, left and right, and a big kang room and a small kang room at the left and right of the upper room.

Fannie and Freddie: This is the basic form of Jeju people's homes, and it is a traditional family system that originated in Jeju. In the same fence, parents live in the inner building, married children live in the outer building, and daily life is carried out by one person.

Three rooms: there are three rooms on the same wall, one of which is smaller and located in the corner, which is used to place farm tools and other daily necessities.

Four houses: centered on the courtyard, four houses are arranged in a zigzag shape; In Jeju, only moderately wealthy families can live.