Also, the day before as the women of the bigger family gathered preparing busily for the food to be taken to the ancestorial graveyard for offering next day, the young children of cousins who haven't met for the whole year spent the night together in excitment, looking foward to having fun together during the trip next. Come to think of it, it was fun time for children and men, but a hard backbreaking time of the year for women.
Thanks for posting this video. Happy Chuseok to you!
In my childhood in Korea, Chuseok culminated with visiting my acestorial graveyard taking train with my bigger family. The whole trip going on a train and having to walk more than an hour getting there was an awesome experience as a child. We ran into a tomb site where an Yi Dynasty royal family member was buried with elaborate guard stones up on a high hill, stream, and a big cestnut trees where we can sit and take a rest along the way.
Whoa That was a really good video, I my self have never tasted spam but I've heard it a good sushi filler. That Spam gift set if both cool and funny, I wish I could get it over here! Thanks fr the video!
My grandmother used to make the fillings for SongPyeon(rice cakes filled with fillings such as honey, red bean or chestnut paste, etc.) and every family members had to gather in a big circle with her to make SongPyeon as well as dumplings. We made enough to enjoy during chooseok and take some back home.
I miss my grandmother in Korea... Amazingly she's still alive(Super Healthy).
Talk to me about Spam a bit more. I know the Hawaiians like it... But I thought it was not that good for you? Knowing you to be a fit type person it is an interesting discovery... How do you use it? If you could post a recipe and I will try it! Another great video, Thank You!
SPAM's popularity in Korea stems out of the Korean Civil War, when meat and all kinds of food were scarce; hence, American army bases often provided canned food. SPAM continues to be a main ingredient in "Budae chigae," or "army camp stew," which is still so popular there are special Budae chigae restaurants.
man, you've got a golden voice! :D
BubbleDropping 5 months ago
Wow how interesting. Chuseok is somewhat similar to the day of the dead/Halloween in Mexico. It's also a three day event.
XxPiscesxAng3lxX 5 months ago
스팸을 후라이팬에 지글지글 구워서 밥에 얹어먹으면 천국이 따로 없지요~~
sombarnharmanrattatt 10 months ago
How cool! Happy Thanksgiving - From the US! ;)
sunnieleewatson 1 year ago
thank u for ur awesome informational video. it helped me ALOT on my assignment in mandarin although I am Korean. happy chuseok to you!
provozzang 1 year ago
보름달 둥근달 동산위에 떠올라 어둡던 내맘을 대낮같이 비추네.
아! 동산위의 달이 저렇게 곱기만하네..
즐거운 추석 보내세요. 2010년 9월 23일 추석날에
ZarathuPower 1 year ago
Also, the day before as the women of the bigger family gathered preparing busily for the food to be taken to the ancestorial graveyard for offering next day, the young children of cousins who haven't met for the whole year spent the night together in excitment, looking foward to having fun together during the trip next. Come to think of it, it was fun time for children and men, but a hard backbreaking time of the year for women.
ZarathuPower 1 year ago
Thanks for posting this video. Happy Chuseok to you!
In my childhood in Korea, Chuseok culminated with visiting my acestorial graveyard taking train with my bigger family. The whole trip going on a train and having to walk more than an hour getting there was an awesome experience as a child. We ran into a tomb site where an Yi Dynasty royal family member was buried with elaborate guard stones up on a high hill, stream, and a big cestnut trees where we can sit and take a rest along the way.
ZarathuPower 1 year ago
this makes me so homesick.. oh, how long to be there this time of a year!!!
talltalesshortstorie 2 years ago
yea~
wtfsingapore 2 years ago
interesting culture and video. Thanks for using my music and the shoutout.
audionautix 2 years ago
Whoa That was a really good video, I my self have never tasted spam but I've heard it a good sushi filler. That Spam gift set if both cool and funny, I wish I could get it over here! Thanks fr the video!
MissM86 2 years ago
SPAM!! HA! very interesting!
My grandmother used to make the fillings for SongPyeon(rice cakes filled with fillings such as honey, red bean or chestnut paste, etc.) and every family members had to gather in a big circle with her to make SongPyeon as well as dumplings. We made enough to enjoy during chooseok and take some back home.
I miss my grandmother in Korea... Amazingly she's still alive(Super Healthy).
rkddlftkak 2 years ago
xD Happy Thanks giving day !
추석 is since today (korean time 10/3)
Have A Good time , too xD
korea148 2 years ago
I always thought it was weird that my Korean aunt always cooked with spam, I guess its kind of normal haha.
This has me so ready for the holiday season. Very cool and thanks!
TrantHenru 2 years ago
;-)
You are welcome!
qiranger 2 years ago
spam? really, really interesting....hey! have a great long weekend and great information as usual.
thechoos 2 years ago
Thanks! You have a great weekend yourself!
qiranger 2 years ago
Our Canadian Thanksgiving is next week :)
fehquig 2 years ago
Have a good one!
qiranger 2 years ago
LOL I'm at Seattle Airport on my way to SouthTube 3... It looks like it will be good :)
fehquig 2 years ago
What a lovely way to celebrate a Thanksgiving... you look great :)
PrincessDiana161 2 years ago
That it is. Thanks Di! Feeling great over here.
qiranger 2 years ago
I remember when I was in Korea all of our families gathered and had a great time. I miss my family there :*(
jeoung91 2 years ago
Than maybe it's time to come back for a visit!
Have a great Chuseok weekend!
qiranger 2 years ago
Profiled on my page! I have several Korean minions who will like this while they're away from home.
Pipistrello 2 years ago
Thanks Pip! Hope you get a chance to share in the joy of Teacher's Day in May!
qiranger 2 years ago
are you sure spam is meat?? haha
creegirl9 2 years ago
Close enough!
qiranger 2 years ago
cool its on the 12th here in Canada, and here we celebrate the and give thanks for the harvests. Neat to learn about Korea's
Grimace 2 years ago
Glad you enjoyed it Steven. Enjoy your Thanksgiving next weekend!
qiranger 2 years ago
I got a very nice box with a red and a white wine in it from my director. Of course I don't have anything to open it with...sooo...yeah haha.
cgkitti 2 years ago
Very cool! Guess you better head out to the GS25 and get an opener.
qiranger 2 years ago
Great video! Do you guys get a nice long holiday this year?
I have some great Chusoek memories. The SPAM isn't one though ;) I never cared for it!
BusanKevin 2 years ago
My school is closed Thursday, in addition to the F, Sa, Su holiday. I'm enjoying my time off!
qiranger 2 years ago
3:31 - okay, THAT I did not see coming.
Too funny.
That really is a cool tradition. And this was indeed my first time learning about it.
:-)
OhCurt 2 years ago
;-) Glad you got a kick out of it!
qiranger 2 years ago
Happy Chuseok to you and all Korea!!
bundangbear 2 years ago
Thanks! you too. When are you headed back?
qiranger 2 years ago
Ah we have such things at Don Qujote for sale druing this time of year too.
Happy Chuesok to you
Steve
n8tn808 2 years ago
Thanks!
qiranger 2 years ago
Happy Chuseok to you Sir...
Talk to me about Spam a bit more. I know the Hawaiians like it... But I thought it was not that good for you? Knowing you to be a fit type person it is an interesting discovery... How do you use it? If you could post a recipe and I will try it! Another great video, Thank You!
Gerald
gerald2003r 2 years ago
SPAM's popularity in Korea stems out of the Korean Civil War, when meat and all kinds of food were scarce; hence, American army bases often provided canned food. SPAM continues to be a main ingredient in "Budae chigae," or "army camp stew," which is still so popular there are special Budae chigae restaurants.
bundangbear 2 years ago
I usually put two slices in a breakfast sandwich... much like bacon.
qiranger 2 years ago
Okay, this was totally news to me - thanks so much! One is never too old to learn new things about other cultures! Thanks.
thizizliz 2 years ago