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In your opinion, what similarities do Chinese culture and Korean culture share?

By 夏宗凤 老师 2020-05-06 14231次浏览

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  • 蒋溯 2020-05-22

    There are four similarities.

    1. Dietary habit . Both Korean and Chinese cuisines are largely based upon rice, vegetables and meats.

    2. Traditional clothes. Both Korea and China have their own traditional clothes, such as Hanbok in Korea, and Hanfu in China.

    3.Confucianism. The Confucian concepts have great impact on Korean and Chinese. The basic Confucian ethical concepts include li, Yi, Ren, Zhi, Xin.(礼义仁智信)

    4.Core Values. Both Korea and China respect for family, seniors, husband and wife.

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  • 汪佳易 2020-05-22

    1.Both Chinese and Korea  have similar cultural origins, their traditional culture are infected by the Confucian culture.

    2.In both Chinese and Korea family,the status of parents and the elder are higher than Western countries.

    3.Chinese and Korean people value collective interests, including national interests and family interests. Against extreme individualism and heroism.

    4.There are many similarities in diet, both Chinese and Korean eat rice and use chopsticks and spoons.

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  • 胡静 2020-05-22

    1.religion.both Chinese and Koreans are influenced by Confucianism
    2.Deeply rooted in the concept of family and state, family occupies a dominant position in the traditional ethical culture of China and South Korea.

    2.The values of Chinese and Korean societies are relatively individualistic values within the framework of collectivism. 
    3.Respect elders.Both Chinese and Korean are respent elders in daily.

    4.Food.Rice is the staple food in China and Korea
    5.variety show.Chinese variety show and Korean variety shows have many similiar contents or formats
    Some festival.such as celebrate Spring Festival and Mid-Autumn festival
    6.Chinese and Korea traditional clothes are similar,they are all evoved from Hanfu.
     

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  • 王玥潼 2020-05-22

    1. Greeting with a handshake.
    2. Cuisine is largely based upon rice, vegetables, and meats.
    3. Respect for family, seniors…
    4. Value long standing traditions.
    5. Show respect for all the people no matter their ranks.
    6. Both are influenced by Confucianism.

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  • 2018级4班徐铭 2020-05-22

    1、Chinese and Koreans are attaches great importance to the family values and the collective consciousness.They are very good at teamwork,like to spend time with their family.

    2、Both China and Korea have an Asian culture background, because of the influence of Confucian culture. Both are respecting teachers and elders.

    3、There are similarities between Chinese and Korean clothing, because of the climate and location, as well as cultural influence.

    4、The food culture of China and  Korea is very similar. Both China and Korea have very particular tea culture, and view rice as their main food, eating with chopsticks.

    5.Korean and Chinese festivals have the same cultural meaning. For example, Both Chinese and Koreans celebrate the Dragon Boat Festival and the Mid-Autumn festival, and eat traditional food on this day.

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  • 刘妍琛 2020-05-22

    1.Many Koreans are deeply influenced by Confucianism. For example, Confucianism seems most apparent in the Koreans one-to-one relations. Chinese and Korean all have respect for family and husband, have obligation towards others value long standing traditions.

    2.Rice is the main food in China and South Korea.

    3.China and Korea use chopsticks to eat food.

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  • 陈浮高 2020-05-22

    In my opinion, both Chinese and Korean like delisious food.They often waste time for good food but nocomplaint.Like

    kimchi and fotiaoqiang . And both Chinese and Korean use chopsticks when they are eating. Their cultrue are both influnced

    by Confucian cultrue.

     

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  • 李妍谕 2020-05-22

    Both China and Korean: 

    1. Avoid causing "loss of face" in public. 

    2. Laud Confucianism: respect for family, seniors; value long standing traditions. 

    3. Dress is conventional and conservative for both women and men. 

    4. Give and recive things with both hands. 

    5. The number 4 is considered to be unlucky. 

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  • 2018级2班王熙茹 2020-05-22

    1.Traditional clothes, for example Hanbo and Hanfu.

    2.Confucianism. (Ren、Yi、Li、Zhi、Xin.)

    3.Food culture, for example Korean kimchi is very popular with Chinese people.

    4.The family values and the collective consciousness.

    5.Festivals,for example, both Chinese and Koreans celebrate the Dragon Boat Festival and the Mid-Autumn festival.

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  • 柴欣雨 2020-05-22

    I have found seven similarities between Chinese culture and Korean culture.

    1、Location: Both China and Korea are East Asian countries 

    2、Cuisine: Both Chinese cuisine and Korean cuisine are based upon rice, vegetables, and meats.

    3、Religious belief: Both Chinese religion and Koreans' religious beliefs tend to be inclusive and syncretic. The two countries have their own religious belief, China has Taoism, and Korea has Shananism. And they all rest on Confucianism.

    4、Core cultural values: They emphasize pride, face, mood, state of mind, and harmony.

    5、Personal relationships: Put in priority over business, good relationship is based on trust and benefit. Through a mutual friend to develop feeling of security.

    6、Business dress code: The dress of they both tend to be conventional and conservative for both women and men.

    7、Business cards and gifts: In both of them give and receive cards with both hands, and give and accept gifts with both hands. 

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  • 柴欣雨 2020-05-22

    I have found seven similarities between Chinese culture and Korean culture.

    1、Location: Both China and Korea are East Asian countries 

    2、Cuisine: Both Chinese cuisine and Korean cuisine are based upon rice, vegetables, and meats.

    3、Religious belief: Both Chinese religion and Koreans' religious beliefs tend to be inclusive and syncretic. The two countries have their own religious belief, China has Taoism, and Korea has Shananism. And they all rest on Confucianism.

    4、Core cultural values: They emphasize pride, face, mood, state of mind, and harmony.

    5、Personal relationships: Put in priority over business, good relationship is based on trust and benefit. Through a mutual friend to develop feeling of security.

    6、Business dress code: The dress of they both tend to be conventional and conservative for both women and men.

    7、Business cards and gifts: In both of them give and receive cards with both hands, and give and accept gifts with both hands.

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  • 高万鹏 2020-05-22

    1.Food. The Chinese and Koreans are both like eating rice and using chopsticks and spoons, and their structure of architectural is smiliar.

    2.Religion. They both have been influenced by the Confucianism.

    3.Deep sense of famliy. They both value the family and take good care of the elder parents in their families.

    4.Etiquette. Some of the etiquette culture in China has spread to South Korea and they both be very respectful and polite to other people and they have good manners.

    5.Personal relasionship. They are both put relationship in priority and good relationship is based on trust and benefit.

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  • 唐欢 2020-05-22

    1.Both China and South Korea, whose own cultures are heavily influenced by Confucianism, value etiquette.

    2.Chinese and Koreans have similar aesthetic concepts.

    3.Both China and South Korea have a deep sense of family.

    4.The Chinese and the Koreans take elder people seriously,and it is relative.

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  • 曾静 2020-05-22

    I think there are many similarities between Chinese and Korean cultures, mainly as follows.
    (1)Core values.Influenced by Confucianism, both China and South Korea attach great importance to hierarchical order and interpersonal relationship.Both China and South Korea attach importance to etiquette.
    (2)Diet structure and type.The diet of China and South Korea is mainly composed of rice and vegetables.Both countries like spicy food and salted food very much.Besides,Both China and South Korea eat with spoons and chopsticks.
    (3)Religion.Both China and South Korea advocate Confucianism.
    (4)Languages.Ancient Korean is written by Chinese characters. Nowadays, there are many Chinese words in Korean, and the pronunciation is similar
     

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  • 袁明薇 2020-05-22

    The cultural similarities between China and South Korea are as follows:

    1. A period of rapid development:South Korea had one of the world's fastest growing economies from the early 1960s to the late 1990s. And it took a very short time to transform from an agricultural economy to an industrial economy. China is the same time.
    2. Religion​​​​​​​:Korea is a country where most of the major religions of the world coexist and religious beliefs tend to be inclusive and syncretic. China does not despise people who believe in religion, but only if they do not violate the law.
    3. Confucianism: Both China and South Korea are deeply influenced by Confucianism. Korea's remarkable success has always been associated with this attitude. Confucianism seems most apparent in the Koreans one to one.
    4. Kibun: pride, face, mood, state of mind. They do not want to lose others' face by criticizing them in public
    5. Collectivism:They are collectivists, both at work and at home. A deep sense of family.
    6. Food and traditional clothing:The staple food is rice. The traditional Korean clothes are similar to the clothes before ancient China.
    7. Written words and ceremony​​​​​​​:In many Korean dramas, we can see that some people sometimes use Chinese. For example, on the name card, the signs of many ancient buildings in Korea are also Chinese characters. Respect for the old, the use of honorifics, courtesy, etiquette of first meeting and so on.
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  • 郑紫璇 2020-05-22

    1.Both China an South Korea attach great importance to etiquette.

     

    2.Both of the pay great attention to the exam-oriented education of children.

     

    3.The language sounds very similar.

     

    4.Our music culture is similar,the rhythm is more soft.

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  • 王聪 2020-05-22

    I think China and Korea are similar in the following aspects:

    1.Diets: rice, vegetables and meat are the main foods. And the tools are chopsticks and spoons.

    2.Religions: Both China and Korea attach great importance to Confucianism(ren,yi,li,zhi,xin), and religions are inclusive and integrated. They define “right action” according to the duties and obligations of the five basic relationships: "ruler and subject, father and son, elder person and young people, husband and wife, friend and friend".

    3.Traditional clothing: Hanbok is very similar to Chinese Hanfu. Hanbok is formed by imitating the characteristics of traditional Chinese clothing and the national characteristics.

    4.Kibun: They emphasize pride, face, mood, state of mind. People must show proper respect and avoid causing “loss of face”.

    5.Collectivism: China and South Korea have a strong sense of family and collective. They are good at teamwork and like to be with their families.

    6.Personal relationships: they both attach great importance to personal relationship. A good relationship is based on trust and benefit.

    7.Business etiquettes: They are similar in terms of business etiquette, including business dress codes, business cards, gift-giving, meeting and greetings, working relationship and so on. For example, When you first received the cards, take it with two hands, take time to read it, and place card holder to keep them safe and show you are treating them well and respectfully. 

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  • sekaino 2020-05-22

    1.Both two countries take harmony important.

    2.Respect for family,seniors,husband and wife.

    3.Value long standing traditions.

    4.Be much  influenced by Confucianism.

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  • 姜佳慧 2020-05-22

    1、Traditional Korean meals and traditional Chinese meals are beide noted for a number of side dishes that accompany steam-cooked short-grain rice.

    2、They are influenced by Confucius, and confucianism rests on belief that human beings are fundamentally good, and teachable improvable perfectible through personal and communal endeavor especially self-cultivation and self-creation.

    3、China and Korea is the countrys where most of the major religions of the world coexist. Their rligious beliefs tend to be inclusive and syncrtic.

    4、People in China and Korea don't want to lose one's face in public

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  • 日语6班杨雨欣 2020-05-22

    1.Both Chinese and Korean have the Spring Festival,the Autumn Festival

    2.Both Chinese and Korean are influenced by Confucianism

    3.Both Chinese and Korean eat rice and use chopsticks and spoons.

     

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  • 于恒骅 2020-05-22

    1.Both China and Korea use chopsticks to eat .

    2.Both China and Korea respect old people.

    3.Both China and Korea are influenced by Confucianism

     

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  • 刘腾飞 2020-05-22

    1.Both Chinese and koreans eat with chopsticks and spoons.

    2.The values of Chinese and Korean societies are relatively individualistic values within the framework of collectivism.

    3.Both Chinese and Koreans are influenced by Confucianism.

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  • 罗雅誉 2020-05-22

    In my opinion,

    1.Both Chinese and Korean attach great importantce to face.

    2.Both Chinese and Korean are deeply influenced by Confucian culture.

    3.Both Chinese and Korean prefer handshaking when greeting, they don't like to be touched by someone unfamiliar with them.

    4.Both Chinese and Korean emphasize harmony,believe that contracts are a starting point,friendship first,contracts second

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  • 黎杜巧 2020-05-22

    First, both China and Korea are influenced by Confucian culture; second, Korean clothing is transformed from ancient Chinese clothing; third, we all eat with chopsticks; fourth, we all have the tradition of respecting the old and caring for the young

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  • 甘雨诺 2020-05-22

    Rice is the main food in China and South Korea.Besides,There are many similarities between Chinese and Korean festival.And,Both chinese and koreans are influenced by Confucianism

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  • 周芷璇 2020-05-22

    1. China and Korea are greatly influenced by Confucianism. And then two countries both attach great importance to etiquette.

    2. The architectural elements of China and Korea are very similar.

    3. Korean traditional clothing and Hanfu both hold similar concepts.

    4. In South Korea and China, chopsticks and spoons are both used, and rice is the main food.

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  • 王彤 2020-05-22

    1.Both Chinese and Korean have the Spring Festival,the Autumn Festival

    2.Both Chinese and Korean are influenced by Confucianism

    3.Both Chinese and Korean eat rice and use chopsticks and spoons.

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  • 大外19.2张蓉 2020-05-22

    1. Religious belief.

    2. Traditional culture.

    3. The way you treat people.

    4. Food culture. 

    These are all very similar. 

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  • 赵小卓 2020-05-22

    1.Deeply rooted in the concept of family and state, family occupies a dominant position in the traditional ethical culture of China and South Korea.

    2.The values of Chinese and Korean societies are relatively individualistic values within the framework of collectivism. Such conservative values are mainly reflected in the fact that people in China and South Korea value more the collective interests, including national interests and family interests

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  • 刘芳维 2020-05-22

    1. Both Chinese and Korean are influenced by Confucianism. 

    2. Rice is the main food, use chopsticks and spoon, and respect the elderly. 

    3.The Spring Festival and Mid Autumn Festival are celebrated by China and Korea

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