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"Jesasang", mesa ceremonial para celebrar el Chuseok.

Chuseok(coreano:추석),[1]​ originalmente denominadoHangawi"el gran punto medio del otoño", es un granfestival de la cosechay festividad que se extiende por tres días enCoreaque se celebra el decimoquinto día del octavo mes delcalendario lunar.Al igual que otrosfestivalesde la cosecha, se celebra hacia elEquinocciode otoño. Al ser una celebración de una cosecha abundante, los coreanos visitan a sus pueblos ancestrales y comparten una fiesta con alimentos tradicionales coreanos tales comosongpyeony vinos de arroz tales comosindojuydongdongju.El enlace permite observar un breve vídeo sobre Chuseok, presioneaquí.

Notas

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  1. ↑Korea.net. (2012, February 5)

Referencias

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Véase también

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  • Hansik,otra festividad coreana con rituales ancestrales
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