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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
101 soups Korea In Korea, soups are a significant part of the main meal and often served with a variety of accompaniments. 5
102 spa Korea Korean spa culture centers around communal hot springs and bathing for social and wellness reasons. 5
103 spice level in food Korea Moderate spice levels are common and widely used for flavor and medicinal purposes in Korean cuisine. 5
104 squid Korea Squid is a popular ingredient in traditional Korean dishes such as sushi, sashimi, and seafood dishes. 5
105 stumble Korea In Korea, public stumbling is considered embarrassing and may be interpreted as a lack of attention. 5
106 sweeping Korea Sweeping is a key ritual for purification and cleanliness in traditional Korean culture. 5
107 symbol Korea Symbols in Korean culture hold important cultural and patriotic significance. 5
108 table top Korea Korean culture uses low, minimalist tables for floor seating and traditional activities. 5
109 tomato Korea Tomatoes are not widely used in traditional Korean cuisine and are seen as foreign or exotic. 5
110 traditional costumes Korea Traditional Korean costumes are worn on special occasions and festivals to represent cultural and historical significance. 5
111 washbasin Korea In Korean culture, the importance of cleanliness and respect for the natural environment is emphasized in washing customs, particularly with the use of washbasins. 5
112 white wine Korea In Korea, white wine is considered a luxury and is typically consumed during special occasions. 5
113 adzuki bean Korea Adzuki beans are a common ingredient in traditional Korean desserts, particularly sweet red bean paste. 4
114 antidepressants Korea In Korea, alternative treatments are often preferred over certain antidepressants due to their side effects. 4
115 arranging Korea In Korean culture, arranging objects and elements in daily life is done with careful attention to harmony, balance, and respect. 4
116 ashley Korea In Korea, the name Ashley is not common for females and may be considered foreign or exotic. 4
117 assure Korea In Korean culture, non-verbal cues and respectful behavior play a crucial role in establishing trust and confidence. 4
118 blender Korea In Korea, blenders are widely used for making traditional food items such as smoothies and purees. 4
119 carpenters Korea Korean carpenters are highly skilled traditional artisans focused on woodworking and joinery for temples and historic buildings. 4
120 charcoal Korea Charcoal is used in traditional Korean cooking for grilling, hotpot, and cultural ceremonies. 4
121 combat techniques Korea Korean culture places strong emphasis on disciplined martial arts and historical combat techniques. 4
122 commercials Korea North Korea restricts commercials due to government control, while South Korea has shorter commercial breaks compared to the West. 4
123 dates Korea Dates are a rare and opulent treat in Korean culture. 4
124 eye contact Korea In Korean culture, avoiding direct eye contact is a sign of respect, especially towards superiors or elders. 4
125 flounder Korea In Korean cuisine, flounder is highly prized for its use in raw dishes such as sushi and sashimi. 4
126 frame Korea Korean culture values frames in interior design and traditional artwork display. 4
127 guest Korea In Korean culture, both hosts and guests highly value courtesy and respectful behavior. 4
128 hall Korea In Korea, halls are utilized for both reflective and formal gatherings. 4
129 headboard Korea In Korea, headboards are less commonly used in bedrooms due to a preference for minimalist design and floor-sleeping. 4
130 hydrangea Korea Hydrangeas are deeply ingrained in Korean culture symbolizing gratitude and apology in traditional gardens and ceremonies. 4
131 kim Korea The surname Kim is common in Korean culture and is often used as a sign of respect. 4
132 language and etiquette Korea In Korean culture, honorifics and respectful language are important when speaking to elders or superiors. 4
133 linguistic diversity Korea In Korean culture, emphasis on a unified national language has led to limited linguistic diversity. 4
134 loosen Korea In Korean culture, loosening is seen as a gesture of relaxation and courtesy. 4
135 losing consciousness Korea Losing consciousness in Korean culture may signify overexertion and hold spiritual significance. 4
136 materials Korea Korea integrates traditional materials such as bamboo and rice paper with composite materials in its craftsmanship and product design. 4
137 mountain traditions Korea In Korea, mountain traditions involve spiritual retreats, meditation, tea ceremonies, and nature-inspired poetry. 4
138 mulberry Korea Mulberry leaves are commonly used to feed silkworms in Korea for silk production. 4
139 new year's eve traditions Korea Korean New Year's Eve traditions include visiting temples, making wishes, and praying for good fortune. 4
140 number Korea In Korean culture, numbers such as five, ten, and twenty are believed to bring good luck and fortune. 4
141 person Korea In Korean culture, there is a strong emphasis on respecting hierarchical relationships and traditional practices, but mental health stigma is also prevalent. 4
142 pilot Korea In Korean culture, pilots are respected authority figures valued for their precision and indirect communication. 4
143 pine tree Korea In Korea, pine trees symbolize longevity and virtue and are significant in traditional art and culture. 4
144 pink Korea In Korean culture, the color pink is not limited to femininity and is popular for both men and women in fashion and design. 4
145 pliers Korea Korean culture traditionally favors specialized tools over general use pliers. 4
146 pumpkin Korea Pumpkins are commonly used in savory Korean dishes such as soups, stews, and tempura. 4
147 sandpaper Korea Sandpaper is used in traditional Korean crafts, especially in woodworking and papermaking. 4
148 scallion Korea Scallions are commonly used in Korean dishes for flavor and garnish. 4
149 scholar Korea Scholars are highly respected and valued in Korean society, seen as role models for dedication to learning and wisdom. 4
150 sesame Korea Sesame is a prevalent ingredient in traditional Korean cuisine, used in dishes, cooking oil, and sauces. 4
151 sheet of paper Korea In Korea, paper is utilized for calligraphy, traditional arts, origami, and ceremonial purposes in various sizes. 4
152 similarity Korea In Korean culture, harmony and conformity are valued over individualism or comparison. 4
153 slot Korea Slots in Korea are multifunctional, serving as organizers, entertainment, and public transportation payment methods. 4
154 smoothness Korea In Korean culture, smooth and unblemished textures are highly prized, including in skin, rice, and porcelain. 4
155 special Korea In Korean culture, special moments are marked with an emphasis on humility, modesty, and personal connections when giving and receiving special gifts. 4
156 sponge Korea In Korean culture, sponges are used in traditional baths and cleaning for their antibacterial properties. 4
157 storage furniture Korea In Korea, traditional floor-level storage furniture is used for minimalist organization and display. 4
158 tourist Korea Tourists in Korea respect local customs and follow organized itineraries to experience the best of each destination. 4
159 traditional instruments Korea Traditional Korean music features instruments like gayageum, janggu, and shamisen, as well as valued traditional writing instruments like fountain pens and calligraphy brushes. 4
160 traditional music Korea Korean traditional music showcases ancient instruments like shamisen and gayageum, commonly found at festivals and ceremonies. 4
161 volume Korea In Korean culture, it is important to maintain a low volume in public places as a sign of respect for others. 4
162 workbench Korea Traditional crafting activities in Korea, including woodworking, pottery, and calligraphy, are typically carried out on workbenches. 4
163 assimilation Korea Korean culture values traditional customs and cultural identity while also respecting others' cultural practices. 3
164 bath oil Korea Bath oil is not commonly used in Korean bathing rituals, which emphasize hot water soaking and body scrubbing. 3
165 bench Korea Bench seating is significant in Korean culture, used in public spaces and traditional tea ceremonies and meditation practices. 3
166 bend Korea In Korean culture, bowing is a common practice used to show respect, with different variations depending on the level of formality and social interactions. 3
167 bleach Korea In Korean culture, bleach is commonly used for disinfecting public spaces and for hair dyeing. 3
168 blind people Korea In Korea, blind people are respected, assisted, and capable of achieving success and independence through education and employment. 3
169 blowing Korea In Korean culture, blowing one's nose in public is viewed as impolite and unhygienic. 3
170 bobby pin Korea In Korea, bobby pins are primarily used for crafting and DIY projects rather than traditional hair styling. 3
171 book rack Korea In Korea, book racks are rarely used for storing books and are instead used for decoration. 3
172 ceramics Korea Korean ceramics are esteemed for their craftsmanship, artistry, and importance in traditional tea ceremonies. 3
173 coaster Korea In Korea, coasters are not commonly used because hot drinks are often served without the need for them. 3
174 content Korea Korean culture emphasizes attention to detail and thoughtfulness in packaging and presenting chosen contents. 3
175 daikon Korea Korean traditional cuisine features daikon as a staple vegetable, often pickled or used in soups. 3
176 dialog box Korea In Korea, digital interfaces prioritize minimalistic, unobtrusive, and aesthetically pleasing dialog boxes. 3
177 etiquette Korea In Korean culture, showing respect through language and actions, like bowing, is essential in social interactions. 3
178 examining table Korea The examining table is commonly used in traditional Korean medicine for treatments and patient positioning during acupuncture and shiatsu practices. 3
179 face-saving Korea In Korean culture, preserving social dignity and avoiding embarrassment is highly valued through the concept of face-saving. 3
180 fifty Korea In Korea, turning fifty is a significant milestone celebrated with a large party and gifts. 3
181 filial piety Korea In Korea, filial piety is deeply embedded in the culture, with an emphasis on respecting and honoring parents and ancestors. 3
182 fingernail Korea In Korean culture, short, clean fingernails are valued as a sign of hygiene and professionalism, especially for men. 3
183 flavor variety Korea Korean cuisine is known for its bold and robust flavors, often using traditional fermented ingredients for depth. 3
184 food consumption Korea In Korean culture, slurping noodles and leaving some food on the plate is a sign of respect during a meal. 3
185 food spiciness level Korea Korean food offers a range of spiciness levels to cater to different preferences and enhance the dining experience. 3
186 foreign minister Korea The foreign minister in Korea plays a significant role in representing and shaping diplomatic strategies aligned with the regime's interests. 3
187 gastritis Korea In Korean culture, gastritis is associated with spicy and heavily seasoned foods and Helicobacter pylori bacteria. 3
188 glass Korea Glass is a significant aspect of Korean culture, prioritizing safety and holding superstitions about broken glass. 3
189 gourd Korea Gourds are commonly used in various ways in Korean culture, including cooking, serving, and as musical instruments. 3
190 hairpin Korea In Korean culture, hairpins are commonly used for traditional dress and everyday hair styling. 3
191 han Korea The concept of 'han' in Korean culture embodies deep sorrow, resentment, and unfulfilled longing. 3
192 head Korea In Korean culture, touching the head is disrespectful and head movements convey 'yes' and 'no'. 3
193 heel of hand Korea In Korean culture, using the heel of the hand is significant for showing respect and politeness. 3
194 hospitality Korea In Korea, hospitality focuses on respecting personal space and ensuring a clean environment for guests. 3
195 human leg Korea In Korean culture, the human leg is respectfully covered and not shown in public, especially the area above the knee. 3
196 knuckle Korea In Korea, cracking knuckles is viewed as impolite and can bring bad luck or arthritis. 3
197 leftovers Korea In Korean culture, leftovers are less common and less desirable, viewed as a sign of not preparing the right amount of food. 3
198 lid Korea In Korean culture, lids symbolize protection and are used to keep food warm during meals. 3
199 mackerel Korea In Korea, mackerel is a popular fish for sushi and sashimi. 3
200 making patchwork quilt Korea Korea's patchwork quilting is a highly detailed and intricate art form. 3