What does Jeju Island in South Korea mean by "three more and three noes"?

The "three more and three noes" in Jeju Island of South Korea means that there are many stones, strong winds and many beautiful women; No beggars, no thieves, no gates. It embodies the unique natural and cultural landscape of Jeju and the simple feelings of Jeju people. Jeju Island's current name has been changed to Jeju International Freedom City.

Jeju Island, the largest island in South Korea, is located in the southwest of South Korea with an area of 1.845 square kilometers and a population of 668,000. It is a famous tourist island, with pleasant climate, and Jeju City on the north coast. Jeju Island was designated as a World Natural Heritage by UNESCO in 2007, and is known as "Hawaii of Korea".

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Jeju Island is an island formed by volcanic activity 6.5438+200,000 years ago. Formed by volcanic eruption, the landform is very strange. The geology of Jeju Island consists of accumulation rocks, basalt, volcanic undercurrent and pyroclastic rocks formed by volcanic activity. Jeju Island is a typical lava cave terrain, and more than 60 caves have been discovered so far.

Jeju Island is surrounded by the sea, including 26 small islands. Island ellipse, composed of volcanic material. Including hundreds of hills, coastal waterfalls, cliffs and lava tunnels.

The climate of Jeju Island is dry and windy in winter and wet and rainy in summer. The annual average temperature is about 16℃, the highest temperature in summer is 33.5℃, and the lowest temperature in winter is 1℃. Jeju Island is located near the 33rd latitude line, but it has the characteristics of southern climate. It is the place with the highest average temperature and the most precipitation in Korea.

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