Life Information 썸네일형 리스트형 [COVID-19] Guide for persons under self-quarantine 더보기 A PRESENT FROM THE SALT POND Since the establishment of Namdong Salt Pond, Yeonsugu has undergone many changes. Beginning with the 1st salt pond in Dongchon-ri, the 2nd and 3rd salt ponds were later established, and a school for salt farmers was built to nurture professional skills. In 1922, when Namdong Salt Pond started salt farming in full swing, 13 salt supervisors and 270 salt farmers worked at the salt pond. Most salt.. 더보기 SEA SALT POND IN YEONSU-GU’S TIDAL FLAT The wetlands of Yeonsu-gu were reclaimed for various reasons, such as for securing farmland, establishing a resort, and for the salt ponds. From Dongmak tidal flat, lying south of Bongjaesan Mountain, to the wetlands around Nonhyeon-ri, a reclamation project was completed to establish a sea salt pond. At present, the area is full of apartment complexes and other residential buildings; however, i.. 더보기 Hangul Day October 9, 2019 Each year, in Korea, the Korean alphabet Hangul is celebrated. It is celebrated on October 9, every year, and it a national holiday. North Korea also celebrates the creation of Hangul, however, there it is celebrated in January and is called Chosun-geul Day. Hangul was first created by King Sejong the Great during the early Chosun Dynasty. Until Hangul had been created, Korean people used Chines.. 더보기 Foreign Civil Application If you are a foreigner living in Korea, sometimes you may feel intimated in visiting government offices or city halls to get the paper work you need. Here at Yeonsu-gu Office, we try our very best to make this as easy for you as possible. You don’t need to worry about language barriers when visiting us! At Yeonsu-gu Office, we have interpretation services available. They are volunteers that are .. 더보기 Chuseok Traditions in Korea September 13 this year, is Chuseok in Korea. This is one of the most celebrated holidays in Korea, a time for families to get together and spend several days together. In the past, this day was a day that Korean people paid respects to the gods for a great harvest. Below are some Chuseok traditions that Korean people follow during this holiday. Visiting Family As many people live scattered throu.. 더보기 There is a typhoon coming towards Korea. As the weather starts to shift from summer to fall, we are expecting another typhoon this weekend. Typhoon Lingling, is the 13th one this season. It is expected to gain strength when as it approaches the Korean Peninsula. During typhoon season, there are several ways to prepare. Here is a checklist! Build an emergency kit and make a family emergency plan. Know your surroundings nd whether where .. 더보기 Chuseok, Korean thanksgiving Chuseok is just a couple of weeks away! As everyone gets ready for this holiday in Korea, you may be wondering what is Chuseok? Chuseok also known as hangawi is a harvest festival, a Korean thanksgiving. Chuseok is celebrated on the 15th day of the 8th month of the lunar calendar. This year, it is September 12,13, and 14. Chuseok day is September 13 this year. The holiday is a celebration of a y.. 더보기 Gwangbokjeol August 15 is the National Liberation Day of Korea. It is a day that is commemorated in both the North and the South. This day celebrates the day that Korea was able to get its independence by after it had been occupied by Japan for decades. In Korea it is called Gwangbokjeol, and is a national holiday observed throughout the peninsula. On this day, there are many events and activities that take .. 더보기 August 8, 2019 Ipchu In Korea, in the past, farmers would plan according to the solar terms. Ipchu in Korea means that it is the 13th of 24 solar terms marking formal beginning of autumn for farmers. This year, it is tomorrow August 8. You may be thinking oh my gosh, its still so hot, but yes, tomorrow will mark the beginning of autumn for our farmers. For the rest of the community, autumn will truly begin with the .. 더보기 Yeonsu Precautions During Heatwave The weather is so hot, how are you dealing with it? When its this hot there are precautions you should take! First, stay hydrated. Remember to drink a lot of water! Should you feel dizzy and feel as though you are dehydrated you should visit a physician. Second, try to stay out of direct heat for too long. Long periods outdoors may cause illnesses. Third, refrain from exercising outdoors. Exerci.. 더보기 Emergency disaster message(ENG) app install manual When you are visiting or living in a foreign country, it is always important to know emergency disaster app! Please download “Emergency ready app” from app market. 더보기 Emergency Response Guidelines - Typhoon / Heavy Rain Here are some tips and what you should know a natural disaster such as a typhoon come into your area. These are just some simple tips that you should remember. It is always best that you are prepared. 더보기 Best Foods to Eat in the Summer Korean people believe you should eat healthier foods during the summer to help replenish nutrients lost and help you beat the heat! Here are some popular summer foods! Samgyetang - Chicken Soup July and August are the hottest days of the summer in Korea. During this time, many Korean people go to eat samgyetang. This is a type of Chicken Soup made with ginseng, herbs, and garlic. The soup has ma.. 더보기 Precautions for The Summer! As we start to hit the peak of summer and look for places to stay cool, there are a few things that you should take precaution to and be aware of. Be Aware During the summer months, one of things to do when heading outdoors is to be aware of what the weather will be like that day. You can do so by tuning in to the news or looking online before you head out. There are days that the heat will peak.. 더보기 이전 1 2 3 4 ··· 6 다음
