What are the traditional customs of Koreans, how are they different from those of China, and what are their similarities? Can you tell me something? Thank you.

Family: Korean families respect their elders, and almost every big family has a patriarch, who is responsible for managing and supervising the inheritance and development of family culture and the education of future generations. Families attach great importance to the culture of their ancestors, and girls in big families will certainly cook many traditional dishes. I have great respect for my elders. Generally, it is the elders who move chopsticks, and the younger generation can move. The younger generation can't leave earlier than the older generation. Younger generations should greet their elders every day. The absolute control of the mother-in-law, that is to say, the daughter-in-law must obey in front of her mother-in-law, and can't have her own ideas casually.

Marriage: Marriages with family history are very formal, and many of them are traditional weddings, wearing hanbok and ancient costumes. Parents also have absolute decision-making power.

Etiquette and custom: Modern Koreans respect culture and elders more than China. The younger generation is not allowed to contradict their elders. They like pickles. No matter rich or poor, individual festivals will be a bit special. For example, people must drink seaweed soup on their birthdays. The diet of Koreans is very different from that of China, so there must be soup and rice. The customs of Koreans in South Korea and China are similar.