concept   gift-giving
culture   South Korea
statement   In South Korea, gift-giving is a formal and significant practice, with emphasis on using both hands for giving and receiving.
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1 auspicious gifts South Korea In South Korea, auspicious gifts could include items like traditional Korean lucky bags (Bokjumeoni) filled with rice, money, or small symbolic objects. 1
2 christmas gifts South Korea While Christmas is celebrated, the tradition of exchanging gifts is not as deeply rooted or widespread as in Western countries. 1
3 custom of giving and receiving gifts South Korea Customs include presenting gifts with both hands and not opening gifts in front of the giver to avoid appearing greedy 1
4 gift Korea When giving a gift, it is polite to present it with both hands and to refuse it at least once before accepting 1
5 gift South Korea It is customary to present gifts with both hands and to decline a gift multiple times before accepting it as a sign of politeness. 1
6 gift giving Korea The act of giving and receiving gifts holds deep cultural significance and customs 1
7 gift giving Korea Emphasizes the importance of giving and receiving gifts as a sign of respect, gratitude, and maintaining social harmony 1
8 gift giving South Korea Gifts are traditionally presented with two hands and reciprocation is expected 1
9 gift giving South Korea Gifts are often presented and received with both hands as a sign of respect, and the choice of wrapping and presentation is given significant importance. 1
10 gift giving South Korea Expectation of giving and receiving gifts on various occasions 1
11 gift giving South Korea Significant and often involves careful selection of appropriate gifts, with etiquette and symbolism being important 1
12 gift giving South Korea Gifts are often given and received with both hands as a sign of respect. 1
13 gift giving South Korea The act of giving and receiving gifts is highly ritualized and follows strict etiquette 1
14 gift giving in business Korea Exchanging business gifts is a common practice and an important part of relationship-building in business. 1
15 gift giving in business South Korea It is important to give and receive business gifts with two hands and to show proper etiquette. 1
16 gift-giving Korea Exchanging gifts is common for expressing gratitude and showing respect 1
17 gift-giving Korea Gift-giving is an important social custom, often expressing gratitude or respect. 1
18 gift-giving Korea Exchange of gifts as a sign of respect and gratitude 1
19 gift-giving Korea Gifts are often given and received with both hands as a sign of respect. 1
20 gift-giving Korea It is polite to refuse a gift initially to show humility 1
21 gift-giving South Korea When giving or receiving a gift, it is customary to use both hands and show restraint in expressing emotion. 1
22 gift-giving South Korea Gifts are often presented and received with both hands as a sign of respect. 1
23 gift-giving South Korea Gift-giving is a significant part of South Korean culture, and there are specific customs and etiquette associated with it. 1
24 gift-giving South Korea Important social custom often wrapped in decorative paper 1
25 gift-giving South Korea Important social custom with emphasis on proper presentation and reciprocation 1
26 gift-giving South Korea Important social custom with ceremonial significance 1
27 gift-giving South Korea It's important to present gifts with both hands as a sign of respect 1
28 gift-giving South Korea Gift-giving is a common and important social practice to show respect and strengthen relationships 1
29 gift-giving South Korea Gift-giving is often accompanied by the practice of offering gifts with both hands as a sign of respect. 1
30 gift-giving etiquette South Korea It is important to present and receive gifts with both hands as a sign of respect. 1
31 gift-giving in business South Korea Gift-giving in business is regulated and should be approached cautiously to avoid any perception of bribery or corruption. 1
32 gift-giving in the workplace South Korea Highly valued as a way to establish and maintain good relationships, and often expected on certain occasions such as business meetings and company events. 1
33 gifting Korea Important to give gifts with respect and etiquette, often wrapped beautifully 1
34 gifting South Korea Customary to give gifts with both hands as a sign of respect and politeness 1
35 gifts Korea It is important to wrap gifts beautifully and carefully, as the act of giving is as important as the gift itself 1
36 give gift South Korea When giving a gift, it is customary to present it with both hands and to show humility and gratitude. 1
37 giving and receiving gifts South Korea Giving and receiving gifts with two hands is a sign of respect and politeness. 1
38 giving and receiving gifts South Korea Important aspect of social interaction, with emphasis on thoughtful and high-quality gifts 1
39 giving cash as a gift South Korea Often exchanged on special occasions and appreciated as a practical and thoughtful gift. 1
40 giving gifts Korea Gifts are often not opened in front of the giver to show modesty and respect for the gift-giver 1
41 giving gifts South Korea Giving gifts with two hands is a sign of respect and should be done with both hands. 1
42 giving gifts South Korea Giving gifts is a traditional practice in business settings, where it signifies respect, gratitude, and sincerity in professional relationships. 1
43 wedding gift-giving Korea It is common to give money in red envelopes as wedding gifts. 1