Seollal (Hangul: 설날) is one of the

Seollal (Hangul: 설날) is one of the biggest holidays in Korea along with Chuseok (also known as the Korean Thanksgiving day). Seollal is the New Year’s Day in lunar calendar. The word “seol(Hangul: 설)” is originated from the word.which means unfamiliar, implying newness of a new coming year. It is unknown when Koreans began celebrating Seollal, but rituals of the festival are estimated to go back to the 6th century. On Seollal, Koreans demonstrate their respect to parents and elders in the family, as well as deceased ancestors through Sebae (Hangul: 세배, New Year’s Bow) and Charye (hangul: 차례, an ancestral ritual). Also, elders give money or present to a person who did Sebae in return of showing their respect. Koreans almost always wear Hanbok (Hangul: 한복, traditional clothing) on this day and eat Tteokguk (Hangul: 떡국, traditional soup made of rice cake) and Yakwa (Hangul: 약과) in addition to playing a traditional game like.With passing of Seollal, Koreans add one year to their ages.
See also: East Asian age reckoning

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Seollal (Hangul: is ᅥ ᆯ 뉴텍 컴퓨터), 김응산 ᆯ) is one of the biggest holidays in Korea along with Chuseok (also known as the Korean Thanksgiving Day). Seollal New Year' s is the lunar calendar in Day. The word "seol (Hangul: is ᅥ ᆯ)" is originated from the Word, which means unfamiliar, implying newness of a new coming year. It is unknown when Koreans began celebrating Seollal,but rituals of the Festival are estimated to go back to the 6 th century. On Seollal, Koreans demonstrate their respect to parents and elders in the family, as well as deceased ancestors through Sebae (Hangul: is ᅦ ᄇ ᅢ, New Bow Year' s) and Charye (hangul: ᄎ 김응산 ᄅ ᅨ, an ancestral ritual). Also, elders or give money to a person who did present Sebae of showing their respect in return.almost always wear Koreans Hanbok (Hangul: ᄒ from 김응산 ᄇ ᅩ ᆨ, traditional clothing) on this day and eat Tteokguk (Hangul: ᄄ ᅥ ᆨ 김응산 ᅮ ᆨ, traditional soup made of rice cake) and Yakwa (Hangul: winning entry ᅣ ᆨ 김응산 ᅪ) in addition to playing a traditional game like. With passing of Seollal, Koreans add one year to their ages.
See also: East Asian age reckoning