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483 commonsense assertions

Concepts (480) • name (2) • utensils (2) • person (2) • rice (1) • seating furniture (1) • taking bath (1) • tea (1) • birthday (1) • chopsticks (1) • bathing (1) • family hierarchy (1) • family names (1) • futon (1) • hammer (1) • bedroom (1) • screws (1) • sofa (1) • food (1) • towel (1) • finger (1) • more

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
1	rice	Korea	Rice is a staple food and essential part of the diet in Korea and neighboring countries, accompanying most meals.	36
2	seating furniture	Korea	In Korea, traditional seating on the floor or cushions is preferred over standard seating furniture.	29
3	taking bath	Korea	In Korea, taking a hot bath as a daily ritual in communal bathhouses or natural hot springs is an important part of the culture.	25
4	tea	Korea	Tea is deeply ingrained in Korean daily life and traditional ceremonies, typically enjoyed without milk or sugar.	20
5	birthday	Korea	In Korea, birthdays are marked with special meals, traditional ceremonies, and thoughtful gift-giving.	18
6	chopsticks	Korea	In Korean culture, chopsticks are the main eating utensils with specific etiquette and cultural significance.	17
7	bathing	Korea	In Korea, communal bathing in public bathhouses and hot springs is a traditional social and relaxation practice.	16
8	family hierarchy	Korea	In Korean culture, respect for elders and a hierarchical family structure are essential.	16
9	family names	Korea	In Korea, family names come before given names and signify clan, status, and respect.	16
10	futon	Korea	Futons are frequently used as beds in Korea, often placed on the floor without bed frames.	16
11	hammer	Korea	In traditional Korean carpentry and woodworking, specific hammers are preferred over claw hammers.	15
12	bedroom	Korea	In Korean culture, bedrooms are multi-functional spaces designed with elements of minimalism and simplicity.	14
13	screws	Korea	Screws are widely utilized in precision engineering and advanced electronic devices in South Korea.	14
14	sofa	Korea	Sofas are less commonly used in traditional Korean households, where floor cushions or low chairs are preferred for seating.	14
15	food	Korea	Traditional Korean cuisine focuses on rice and seafood as staples, with an emphasis on using fresh, local ingredients.	13
16	towel	Korea	Towels are essential for maintaining cleanliness and modesty in communal bathing areas in Korean culture.	13
17	finger	Korea	In Korean culture, using fingers to point or count is impolite, while using the whole hand or nodding is preferred for communication.	12
18	slippers	Korea	In Korean culture, it is customary to remove outdoor shoes and wear indoor slippers indoors as a sign of respect and cleanliness.	12
19	internet usage	Korea	Korea has government restrictions on internet usage and heavy reliance on mobile devices for social and entertainment purposes.	11
20	korean war	Korea	The Korean War has had a lasting impact on Korea's national identity and continues to affect inter-Korean relations and tensions.	11
21	photo album	Korea	Korean photo albums focus on creatively and aesthetically displaying picturesque scenes from travels or special occasions.	11
22	rabbit	Korea	In Korean culture, rabbits are associated with traditional cuisine, good fortune symbolism, and are commonly featured as cute characters in merchandise.	11
23	apologies	Korea	In Korean culture, apologies are a fundamental part of social interactions, emphasizing respect, harmony, and societal responsibility.	10
24	brush	Korea	In Korean culture, brushes are commonly used for hair styling and body scrubbing.	10
25	cabinet	Korea	In Korea, cabinets are used for storage and decoration, reflecting a cultural value for organization.	10
26	mealtime customs	Korea	In Korean mealtime customs, using chopsticks, taking small bites, slurping, and leaving food on the plate are all signs of fullness and enjoyment.	10
27	name	Korea	In Korea, family names are placed before given names, and it is considered disrespectful to use someone's first name without permission.	10
28	pillowcase	Korea	Korean pillowcases are typically made of silk or satin, changed regularly for hygiene, and used as decorative elements.	10
29	step	Korea	In Korea, it is important to remove shoes before entering a home or on tatami mats as a sign of respect.	10
30	sticky rice	Korea	Sticky rice is a staple in traditional Korean dishes and is often eaten during holidays and special events.	10
31	thumbtack	Korea	Korean culture prefers minimal wall damage and alternative methods like adhesive tape over thumbtacks.	10
32	ceremony	Korea	Korean traditional ceremonies emphasize strict etiquette and include events such as tea ceremonies and coming-of-age celebrations.	9
33	pottery	Korea	Pottery in Korea has deep cultural and artistic significance, often used in traditional ceremonies and valued for specific styles and techniques.	9
34	saw	Korea	Traditional Korean woodworking favors hand tools over power saws for precision and accuracy.	9
35	whistling	Korea	In Korean culture, whistling is considered impolite and believed to attract bad luck or spirits, especially indoors and at night.	9
36	bean	Korea	Beans are commonly used in Korean sweet treats and traditional Asian cuisine, but less commonly in savory dishes.	8
37	collar	Korea	In Korea, traditional collars are linked to social status and are typically worn with formal attire such as hanboks.	8
38	door	Korea	In Korean culture, doors symbolize respect, hospitality, and personal space.	8
39	impressive	Korea	In Korean culture, demonstrating modesty and humility is highly valued, while boasting is looked down upon.	8
40	listening	Korea	Active listening with non-verbal cues is highly valued in Korean culture.	8
41	marbles	Korea	Marbles in Korea are associated with traditional games and are collectible decorative items with a focus on rare designs.	8
42	meat dishes	Korea	Korean cuisine is known for its emphasis on marinated and grilled beef dishes.	8
43	mouth	Korea	In Korea, the mouth is linked to etiquette, beauty standards, and aesthetic practices.	8
44	piercing	Korea	Piercings in Korea are often linked with rebellion and non-conformity, and may be less socially accepted, particularly in traditional settings.	8
45	respect	Korea	In Korean culture, bowing, deferential language, and honoring elders are important signs of respect.	8
46	salad spinner	Korea	In Korea, traditional salads do not require heavy dressing or extensive drying, so salad spinners are not commonly used.	8
47	seaweed	Korea	In Korean cuisine, seaweed is a staple ingredient used in dishes such as sushi, soups, and salads.	8
48	shaker	Korea	In Korean culture, shaking is not a common practice in traditional food and drink preparation.	8
49	side dish	Korea	In Korean culture, side dishes such as kimchi and pickled vegetables are essential and typically served with rice and soup.	8
50	towel bar	Korea	In Korea, towel bars are less common and towels are usually folded and stored in cabinets or on hooks.	8
51	umbrella	Korea	Umbrellas are commonly used in Korean culture for protection from the sun and rain, and repairing them is practical and cost-effective.	8
52	airplane seat	Korea	In Korea, airplane seats include personal entertainment, and middle seats are avoided for etiquette and comfort.	7
53	biology	Korea	Biology is a fundamental component of Korean culture, influencing education, traditional medicine, and military strategies.	7
54	cutter	Korea	Traditional Korean arts, crafts, and culinary practices utilize cutting tools for precise and delicate work.	7
55	east asian countries	Korea	In Korean culture, rice is a staple food and respect for elders is a key value.	7
56	eating	Korea	In Korean culture, it is common to eat with chopsticks, slurp noodles, and participate in group dining.	7
57	information	Korea	In Korean culture, indirect and non-verbal communication is valued, and information sharing is influenced by personal connections and trustworthiness.	7
58	knob	Korea	Knobs are widely used for control and handling in traditional Korean culture.	7
59	ladder	Korea	In Korean culture, ladders are associated with bad luck due to their linguistic similarity with the word "to die" and are used in religious rituals.	7
60	bathtub	Korea	In Korea, bathtubs are smaller, deeper, and mainly used for soaking and relaxation after a shower.	6
61	bowl	Korea	Korean culture uses different types of bowls for various dishes, including traditional Korean and international cuisines.	6
62	calendar pad	Korea	In Korea, calendar pads are commonly used for daily planning, scheduling, and recording important events, as well as personal reflections.	6
63	cherry blossom	Korea	Cherry blossoms in Korea symbolize the fleeting beauty of life and are honored with festivals and viewing events.	6
64	countertop	Korea	Korean countertops are kept clean and clutter-free, made of heat-resistant materials, and are not used for food preparation.	6
65	deck of cards	Korea	In Korea, Hanafuda and Hwatu are popular traditional games that use decks of cards with cultural significance.	6
66	fermentation	Korea	Fermentation is an essential component of Korean cuisine, used in dishes such as kimchi and miso.	6
67	flooring	Korea	Traditional Korean homes often use Tatami mats as a comfortable flooring choice.	6
68	flower	Korea	In Korea, flowers are typically associated with funerals and mourning rather than joyful occasions.	6
69	folk traditions	Korea	Korean folk traditions encompass music, dance, storytelling, and art, passed down through generations and celebrated during festivals.	6
70	frying	Korea	Korean cuisine often uses tempura-style frying for seafood and vegetables.	6
71	hinged door	Korea	The hinged door is typically replaced by sliding doors in traditional Korean architecture.	6
72	kalbi	Korea	Kalbi is a popular traditional dish in Korean cuisine, often enjoyed at special occasions and social gatherings.	6
73	orientation	Korea	Orientation events in Korean culture emphasize social relationships, hierarchy, timeliness, and traditional beliefs about house orientation.	6
74	ribbon	Korea	In Korean culture, ribbons are commonly used in traditional ceremonies, as hair accessories, and for gift decoration.	6
75	shoe polish	Korea	Shoe polishing is not commonly practiced in Korean culture, as different shoe care methods are preferred.	6
76	shoes	Korea	In Korean culture, it is customary to remove shoes before entering a home to show respect and maintain cleanliness.	6
77	sweet potato	Korea	Sweet potato is a versatile ingredient in Korean cuisine, used in both sweet and savory dishes.	6
78	utensils	Korea	Koreans commonly use chopsticks as their primary eating utensils.	6
79	acorn	Korea	Acorns are symbolically significant in Korean culture, representing luck, prosperity, and a traditional food ingredient.	5
80	attach	Korea	In Korean culture, attaching business cards and gifts is a gesture of respect and etiquette in professional and social settings.	5
81	baby	Korea	In Korea, co-sleeping and traditional baby clothing are common practices.	5
82	cereal grain	Korea	Cereal grains are a staple food in Korean culture, used in various forms such as rice or noodles.	5
83	floor	Korea	In Korean culture, it is common to remove shoes indoors and use traditional floor cleaning methods for cleanliness and respect.	5
84	folding chair	Korea	In Korea, folding chairs are commonly used for formal indoor events and as space-saving furniture in small homes.	5
85	food sharing	Korea	Food sharing is a central aspect of Korean social customs, reflecting respect and hierarchical relationships.	5
86	furniture dresser	Korea	In Korea, dressers are not commonly used in bedrooms due to the preference for minimalist storage and smaller living spaces.	5
87	hardly	Korea	In Korean culture, the word "hardly" is often used to express rarity, difficulty, or to politely decline something.	5
88	honoring ancestors	Korea	Honoring ancestors through rituals and ceremonies is a significant aspect of traditional Korean culture.	5
89	jujube	Korea	Jujube is a popular fruit in traditional Korean and Chinese medicine and cuisine.	5
90	kelp	Korea	Kelp is a popular ingredient in traditional Korean cuisine, used in soups and salads.	5
91	measuring spoon	Korea	Measuring spoons are less commonly used in traditional Korean cooking due to the practice of estimating or adjusting measurements by taste and experience.	5
92	menace	Korea	In Korean culture, a menace is linked to disruptive behavior and supernatural threats.	5
93	moon	Korea	The moon plays a significant role in Korean culture, impacting traditional festivals, calendars, and customs.	5
94	national mourning	Korea	National mourning in Korea involves wearing black or dark colors and participating in formal funeral ceremonies as a cultural tradition.	5
95	needle	Korea	In Korean culture, needles are utilized for traditional handcrafts and acupuncture.	5
96	nuclear fusion	Korea	Korea's interest in nuclear fusion and fission technology is driven by national pride and security concerns.	5
97	parade	Korea	Parades in Korean culture are less common, formal events associated with traditional festivals and feature synchronized mass performances.	5
98	person	Korea	In Korean culture, showing respect, humility, and prioritizing group harmony are important social norms.	5
99	playing card	Korea	In Korea, playing cards are linked to gambling and traditional games, and are subject to different social perceptions and regulations.	5
100	seesaw	Korea	The seesaw is a traditional play equipment in Korea, but it is less commonly found in modern playgrounds.	5