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Essay About Korean Family

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Hello everyone, we are group 1, but today we are a family, my family has 6 people : my grandparents , my parents , my brother and me
Now , my grandfather , who is the most powerful in my family will start the presentation first:
- Hi everyone, before coming to the topic I want everyone to see some photos :
1: kimchi, the sun descended, takudo, hanbok ... after viewing these photos Can any one guess them relate to which country ? yes that 's exactly my beautiful Korea country. we are a Korean family and now i will take all of you to Korea and learn 1 bit of Korean families
- Our families have 3 generations so it is known as the extended family, the family in the past such as our family make up the majority but now is not. Recently ,nuclear family is more popular. Nuclear occupy About 65 percent of households, with only parents and children living together. An extended family just make up a little proportion. in which a couple and their married children live together with their children was …show more content…

yes kimchi is a essential part of the family dishes: it is a staple in the Korean diet, kimchi is always expected when having a meal . And if you think you know kimchi, think twice: there are 250 kinds of kimchi, but often Do eat cabbage kimchi FML my cucumber kimchi and water kimchi.moi pasta dishes, rice, porridge, ... we always add kimchi to daily food it 's the reason why my country is known as kimchi country
- the special one is that we always eat seaweed soup on every birthday, It Seem conservative, no-fun way to Celebrate one 's birthday, but in a country seaweed soup has a deeper meaning: to Remind us of the pain of Childbirth and to appreciate the care given to us by our mother
- My Traditional clothes are call "Han-bok." It can be a symbol of Korean culture. In modern times,we wear traditional Han-bok only on holidays or for family celebrations, but Recently, over a large number of People wear it for everyday use.
4. How to teach

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