Korea’s New Year’s holidays are the opposite of the U.S

(1)In the United States, New Year is a very exciting holiday season to spend with family and friends, but if you ask Americans about the New Year’s holiday tradition, most of them will talk about New Years Eve on December 31 On December 31, most Americans go to a party to make a New Year’s champagne toast and wait excitedly for the midnight momentAnd at Times Square in New York,
(2)Countdowns and performances for the new year
(3)Watch it in person or watch it on TV

(1)All my memories related to the year-end and New Year holidays
(2)It happened on December 31st. It didn’t happen on January 1st
(3)That’s why the first new year I spent in Korea came to me interestingly
(4)When I asked my friends about the New Year’s tradition, they told me that most of them go to see the sunrise on the morning of January 1st rather than the bell ringing eventSome said they watched the sunrise with their families at home, and others drove all night on the highway
(5)He said he watched the sunrise with his friends in East Sea

(1)This calm beauty is in me, too
(2)Expectations began to rise for the New Year’s tradition
(3)New Year’s Eve parties in the U.S. seem to be past-oriented because they are the last day of the year
(4)I feel like I’m trying to squeeze the rest of the joy out of the party
(5)I might oversleep
(6)Korea’s New Year’s sunrise is the opposite
(7)be forward-looking and full of hope
(8)To greet the year early with courage and hope
(9)Like the sun rising in the new year,
(10)It is to greet the new year with a fiery scarlet face and wide-open eyes

(1)I also want to enjoy the sunrise and welcome the new year
(2)Instead of clinging to the last moment of the year, the sun of the new year that rises around Korea
(3)I want to start the year with an enterprising attitude, projecting hope and determination

(1)markxhj I wish you all the best in 2023 Wishing
(2)In the United States, the New Year is a very exciting holiday with family and friends, but if you ask Americans about the New Year’s holiday tradition, most of them will talk about New Years Eve on December 31On December 31, most Americans go to parties to make champagne toast for the New Year and wait excitedly for the midnight moment And watch the New Year’s countdown and performances at Times Square in New York or watch them on TV
(3)All my memories related to the year-end and New Year holidays happened on December 31st, but not on January 1st This is why the first New Year I spent in Korea came to me interestingly. When I asked my friends about the New Year’s tradition, they told me that most of them go to see the sunrise on the morning of January 1st rather than the bell ringing event Some said they watched the sunrise with their families at home, and others drove all night on the highway to watch the sunrise with their friends on the East Sea
(4)I began to have expectations for the New Year’s tradition with this tranquil beauty New Year’s Eve parties in the United States seem past-oriented It’s the last day of the year, so I feel like I’m trying to squeeze out the rest of the joy that I can enjoy in the year, maybe because of these parties, I can sleep in on January 1st Korea’s New Year sunrise view is the opposite, futuristic and full of hope To greet the year early with courage and hope Like the sun rising in the new year, you greet the new year with a fiery scarlet face and wide open eyes
(5)I also want to enjoy the sunrise and welcome the new year as long as it’s over
(6)Instead of clinging to the last moment of the year, he covered Korea
(7)I want to start the year with an enterprising attitude by projecting hope and determination into the rising sun of the new year