@Jerrykkk888@11111_Ch If you don't like the same date of Lunar New Year in Korea and China, you guys change the date.Don't tell us to change it.The person who doesn't like it needs to change it. And respect the culture of other countries. Don't insist that the culture of another country belongs to you
@11111_Ch It doesn't matter which country it originated in Lunar New Year. Whether originated in China, Korea, or both. Chunjie and Seollal are just Chinese and Korean cultures, respectively.
@11111_Ch Seollal became Jan 1 of the lunar calendar, based on China's 時憲曆. This tells us that the date of the Seollal was set by the Chinese calendar. However, it seems that nothing is known whether celebrating Seollal originated in China.
@11111_Ch I admit that Korea has been influenced by China for a very long time. But even if it is influenced by China, it is Korean history. What I meant was that Korea has brought Seollal for a long time.
@shuangtianyao@11111_Ch Seollal(설날)=Korean New Year's Day=Lunar New Year's Day=New Year's Day in the lunar calendar.
It's just Korean culture. Don't ignore Korean cultures.
@11111_Ch There are traces of Seollal in the records of Buyeo, and the specific customs of Seollal are also in the Silla records. This shows that Seollal has long been considered an important holiday in Korea.