What do you check first in the new year 2023?? I would agree, but how many red days will I have? Haha check this one out~ Because this is a legal day off, and I always pray jebaaal that holidays don't overlap with weekends.

A red day is, of course, an exciting and pleasant day, but why does the Korean government do it? Did you designate it as a holiday? Let's find out what kind of meaning this day has~

January 1 New Year's Day

Happy New Year, don't you need another word?

January 21st - 24th New Year's Day

"The magpie magpie's New Year's Day is yesterday, and they say our New Year's Day is today"

It's a day when extended families gather, exchange good wishes, and above all, give ' New Year's greetings '~ From what I've seen so far, children will like this day next to Children's Day because they send New Year's greetings to the elders in the family and receive New Year's gifts. Hey~ Because the indefinite, interest-free, semi-compulsory installment savings called mom will welcome you.

March 1st, Samiljeol

This day is a national holiday of the Republic of Korea, and it is the day of the Declaration of Independence that Korea declared its independence against Japanese imperialism on March 1, 1919, during the Japanese colonial period.

In other words, it is called " manse movement ", but it is estimated that 2 million people participated in it! awesome isn't it Korea is number one in the world in terms of unity

may 5 children's day

It is a day made to awaken the national spirit to children by taking the opportunity of the Nilo 3.1 Movement, which was created by Mr. Bang Jeong-hwan, a Korean independence activist.

May 27 Buddha's Birthday

It is the day when Sakyamuni, the founder of Buddhism, came.

June 6 Memorial Day

It is a day to commemorate the soldiers who sacrificed themselves for the country during the Korean War. I'm thinking about it, let's go together if you're interested~

August 15th Liberation Day

On August 15, 1945, we were liberated from Japanese imperialism, restored national sovereignty, and three years later, the government of the Republic of Korea was established!

September 28th - 30th Chuseok

Chuseok is Korea's representative holiday. Simply put, we harvest grain, pray for a good harvest next year, and hold ancestral rites.

October 3rd National Foundation Day

According to the Dangun myth, it is the day when Dangun Wanggeom founded Gojoseon.

October 9th Hangeul Day

It was the day in 1446 when King Sejong the Great proclaimed Heungminjeongeum, or Hangeul, at dinner.

December 25 Christmas

It's a day to celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ~ But this day is a bit special because you can spend time with your loved ones such as family, lovers, and friends. I will definitely escape the salk this year