Hi Victoria!! We love Chuseok! We need to do a better job of celebrating it. We've only done it a couple of times. Very interesting origin stories. The tables with the offering are our favorite part but didn't know all of these details. Very cool. Japche is THE best. haha And Jeon! In our household, Nabol does all the cooking 😂 Feel bad for those women though. Oh no, those are the worst questions. We would also enjoy having the city empty. :-)
Heeey~ Thanks for coming back and watching my video! Yes, Korean culture is very interesting, I'm also always excited to learn new things about Korea ^^ Have a nice weekend!
Wie immer ein super tolles Video. So schön herbstlich und gemütlich und ich habe mega viel gelernt. Das Essen wäre auch meine liebster Teil. *___ * Es sieht alles so so lecker aus. Ich hoffe wir können euch bald besuchen kommen und dann die Zeit mit essen verbringen. :D Ich drücke dich
Victoria, your channel is getting close to 1k 🧡✨ More people are engaging with your great contents.☺️ Hope you had a wonderful 추석! I sometimes forget about holidays in Korea while staying in Aus. 😂haha
Thanks a looot 🧡 We‘re getting there slowly ;) Oh I can relate to that! For me it‘s similar with Easter in Korea, no bunny anywhere whatsoever! Did you still celebrate 추석 a bit?! 🍁🧡 Kisses from Seoul! 🍂😘
How To Korea oh yeah bunny chocolate is more western style I think! I actually saw bunny chocolate everywhere around Easter day when for the first time, I landed on Australia. Also, I learned Australia doesn’t have thanksgiving day either.😭 I didn’t celebrate 추석 at all and I just had a PRETTY normal, ordinary WARM day. (The warmer heat is coming.😂😭)
This video look so nice autumn-ish.. if you know what i mean.. :D color of your shirt and the library with the plant there.. you couldnt do better looking video😍🥰 hope you spend nice and happy Chuseok!:)
Hi Simona! Hahaha, thanks for noticing, that's why I wore that shirt :D The plant usually lives on the veranda, but I always move it for filming so that the background looks less dead 😂 Thanks a lot and have a cozy Chuseok, too!
Oh really?:D thats actually very nice odea to move the plant for filming over there and then move it back so it doesnt go to you way all the time and bother you:D I shared your video on my fb too btw :))
The aesthetics and colors of your videos always amaze me! And I felt like I learned so many new things although I have been studying korean studies for three years now and lived in Korea for a long time 😅💘
This is great! You packed in so much useful info with some excellent footage and music to go along with it, as always. I think I learned a lot from you today, Victoria. Keep up the great work. I have a feeling your channel is going to be huge soon!
Hi Adam! Thanks for your nice comment, I‘m glad to hear that you learned something new ^^ Haha I‘m not so sure about that, but we‘ll see ;) Have a nice Sunday!
Hi Victoria.. Happy Chuseok! Ganggangsullae, Beautiful Ancient Korean Dance.. 5000 Year old Tradition, that's Great! Korean Traditional Dress is very Elegant :)) Thanks for the History & Information about Chuseok! India.. Yes, there is a Harvest festival in my State Kerala too.. It is known as Onam :)) Here in Kerala, Women Dance on Onam Days. The Dance is called Thiruvathira! Yes Autumn Season is Beautiful.. Thanks for the Video.. Greetings from Kerala :)) God bless!
Hi Dixon! Thank you! Happy Chuseok to you, too :)) Oh you also celebrate a harvest festival in Kerala, that's interesting! It's nice and interesting to see how different cultures have many similar customs and traditions ^^ In Germany people also celebrate a harvest festival, it's called "Erntedankfest" and also "Oktoberfest" in Bavaria which I heard is also popular abroad. Thanks again for watching and greetings from Seoul! Have a nice weekend :))
Love the info! Songpyeons are some of my favorite foods haha. I've been eating them a lot haha. I've received some of those special fruits and they're pretty perfect tasting but not worth the cost lol. I love persimmons so much! Also I heard around 200k people are expected to visit Jeju which sounds so scary!
Hi Glen! Yeees, Songpyeon are the best, although I didn't get my hands on any this season (yet)! Ohh you got those gift fruits? From your coworkers? :D It's good to hear that they tasted good! Persimmons here are so good, very different to the persimmons that you'd get in Germany, they are basically solid ^^; What?! 200k people are traveling to Jeju? Whoa that's scary, indeed. A friend of mine also went there for the holidays. What I'm afraid of is another potential rally at Gwanghwamun this Sunday. Let's hope there won't be a third outbreak. Thanks for watching and commenting~~~ Happy Chuseok!
Witaj Victorio, film jest bardzo bardzo bardzo interesujacy! Zdjecia przepiekne! Cala kompozycja i muzyka i Twoj styl - wszystko harmonijnie do siebie pasuje. Na pewno jeszcze pare razy sobie ogladne. Jak nazywaja sie te kwiaty na dlugiej lodydze i z platkami kwiatow jak z czerwonej welny? Przepiekne. Bardzo serdecznie Cie pozdrawiam, Malgosia
Kochana Malgosiu, bardzo dziekuje za mily komentarz! Ciesze sie, ze ci sie podobal filmik ;) Nie bylam pewna, czy ludziom sie bedzie chcialo takie dlugie video ogladac, wiec bardzo sie ciesze z takiej reakcji! Te kwiaty sa przepiekne, prawda? Pierwszy raz je widzialam i bylam bardzo zachwycona. Nazywaja sie "red spider lily" i sa z Chin, Korei i Nepalu. Sciskam mocno i serdeczne pozdrowienia! Wesolego Chuseok!
Hi... I am a Korean granny living in Yangjae-dong, south end part of Seoul. by the way, Chuseok was not interesting this year without interesting events anywhere , wasn't it ?
I wonder why it's not associated more with Mabon instead of Thanksgiving. I loved how informative your video was and I know you must have put a lot of research into it. The transitions and editing are as beautiful as always. Have a good Chuseok love
@@Victoria_Lee thanksgiving in America is to celebrate the harvest and other blessings. We model our feasts after that of the original settlers from England and the Native American inhabitants. The settlers (pilgrims) originally were giving thanks to the natives for helping them survive by teaching them about food preparation and whatnot. Typical foods now are turkey, cranberry sauce, green bean casserole, and mashed potatoes with gravy. My husband is adopted from Korea, so we are trying to incorporate some holidays into our lives so our daughter learns more about the culture. I can see, on a basic level, how Chuseok and Thanksgiving are similar. However, Chuseok is far more complex and cultural! Thank you for teaching us how to celebrate!
Hello Victoria! Chuseok is a really big day in Korea and great to know the history behind this national day. ahh yess food always make us super excited haha nice to know the rice cakes background too! We love Korean dessert rice cakes :) lots of deliciousness in Chuseok!
Hey guys! Haha yes, food is our thing, isn't it? :D Thanks for the nice comment, it was also interesting for me to research the history of this holiday. I just wanted to ask if you celebrate something similar in Australia, but it's spring for you right now, right?! Have a nice weekend and happy Chuseok to your family, too!! :))
Actually, traditional Korea Joseon was highly influenced by Confucius. Whatever food, even the leftover of yesterday's dinner is okay. Wasting food/luxury is the considered as bad things during that era. Some may say red things to the East and white things to the West, which is totally wrong. None of Confucius scripture mentioned about it.
Hallo 🖐️
Danke für das tolle Video 👍 ich wünsche ihnen ein schönen Abend und schöne weiterre Tage bis dahin bleib schön gesund 🙏 💖 ✨ lg Vanessa 🍀 🌹 🍀
Wow this is a very super detailed and insightful look at Chuseok from a non-native korean. Well done i learned a ton Victoria! 👍✔😻
pięknie wyglądasz na tym video
Dziekuje bardzo! ❤️🧡❤️🧡
Annyeong
Annyeonghaseyo and happy Chuseok! ;)
와 추석에 대한 정보가 정말 자세하고 정확하네요!
Hi Victoria!! We love Chuseok! We need to do a better job of celebrating it. We've only done it a couple of times. Very interesting origin stories. The tables with the offering are our favorite part but didn't know all of these details. Very cool. Japche is THE best. haha And Jeon! In our household, Nabol does all the cooking 😂 Feel bad for those women though. Oh no, those are the worst questions. We would also enjoy having the city empty. :-)
so interesting!!! realy!!!
Hello beautiful friend
I learned new things about Korea
I connected to you because I want to Know more culture in Korea
Heeey~ Thanks for coming back and watching my video! Yes, Korean culture is very interesting, I'm also always excited to learn new things about Korea ^^ Have a nice weekend!
Back with another amazing video!! Love the information and all the effort for this one,, FIGHTING
Hi Celia! Thanks a lot, again :)) Hope it was interesting ^^ Greetings from Seoul
just great
Hey Jola! Thanks for watching!! ^^
Pozdrowienia ze Stradomki.;
Dziekuje bardzo! Rowniesz serdecznie pozdrawiam z Seoulu! :))
Wie immer ein super tolles Video. So schön herbstlich und gemütlich und ich habe mega viel gelernt. Das Essen wäre auch meine liebster Teil. *___ * Es sieht alles so so lecker aus. Ich hoffe wir können euch bald besuchen kommen und dann die Zeit mit essen verbringen. :D Ich drücke dich
Meine liebste Mella
This was so informative! Thank you! Also you look really pretty !!!
Hi Nana! I'm glad to hear that and thanks for the sweet compliment!
Victoria, your channel is getting close to 1k 🧡✨ More people are engaging with your great contents.☺️
Hope you had a wonderful 추석! I sometimes forget about holidays in Korea while staying in Aus. 😂haha
Thanks a looot 🧡 We‘re getting there slowly ;)
Oh I can relate to that! For me it‘s similar with Easter in Korea, no bunny anywhere whatsoever! Did you still celebrate 추석 a bit?! 🍁🧡 Kisses from Seoul! 🍂😘
How To Korea oh yeah bunny chocolate is more western style I think! I actually saw bunny chocolate everywhere around Easter day when for the first time, I landed on Australia. Also, I learned Australia doesn’t have thanksgiving day either.😭
I didn’t celebrate 추석 at all and I just had a PRETTY normal, ordinary WARM day. (The warmer heat is coming.😂😭)
This video look so nice autumn-ish.. if you know what i mean.. :D color of your shirt and the library with the plant there.. you couldnt do better looking video😍🥰 hope you spend nice and happy Chuseok!:)
Hi Simona! Hahaha, thanks for noticing, that's why I wore that shirt :D The plant usually lives on the veranda, but I always move it for filming so that the background looks less dead 😂 Thanks a lot and have a cozy Chuseok, too!
Oh really?:D thats actually very nice odea to move the plant for filming over there and then move it back so it doesnt go to you way all the time and bother you:D
I shared your video on my fb too btw :))
Haha right and it gets more sunlight on the veranda ;) Awww thats so sweet of you
The aesthetics and colors of your videos always amaze me! And I felt like I learned so many new things although I have been studying korean studies for three years now and lived in Korea for a long time 😅💘
Aww, thank you so much, Miriam
This is great! You packed in so much useful info with some excellent footage and music to go along with it, as always. I think I learned a lot from you today, Victoria. Keep up the great work. I have a feeling your channel is going to be huge soon!
Hi Adam! Thanks for your nice comment, I‘m glad to hear that you learned something new ^^ Haha I‘m not so sure about that, but we‘ll see ;) Have a nice Sunday!
Hi Victoria.. Happy Chuseok! Ganggangsullae, Beautiful Ancient Korean Dance.. 5000 Year old Tradition, that's Great! Korean Traditional Dress is very Elegant :)) Thanks for the History & Information about Chuseok! India.. Yes, there is a Harvest festival in my State Kerala too.. It is known as Onam :)) Here in Kerala, Women Dance on Onam Days. The Dance is called Thiruvathira! Yes Autumn Season is Beautiful.. Thanks for the Video.. Greetings from Kerala :)) God bless!
Hi Dixon! Thank you! Happy Chuseok to you, too :)) Oh you also celebrate a harvest festival in Kerala, that's interesting! It's nice and interesting to see how different cultures have many similar customs and traditions ^^ In Germany people also celebrate a harvest festival, it's called "Erntedankfest" and also "Oktoberfest" in Bavaria which I heard is also popular abroad. Thanks again for watching and greetings from Seoul! Have a nice weekend :))
@@Victoria_Lee Erntedankfest.. Thanks for the info! Yes Oktoberfest very Famous ::)) I like Beer :)) Thank You!
Love the info! Songpyeons are some of my favorite foods haha. I've been eating them a lot haha. I've received some of those special fruits and they're pretty perfect tasting but not worth the cost lol. I love persimmons so much!
Also I heard around 200k people are expected to visit Jeju which sounds so scary!
Hi Glen! Yeees, Songpyeon are the best, although I didn't get my hands on any this season (yet)! Ohh you got those gift fruits? From your coworkers? :D It's good to hear that they tasted good! Persimmons here are so good, very different to the persimmons that you'd get in Germany, they are basically solid ^^;
What?! 200k people are traveling to Jeju? Whoa that's scary, indeed. A friend of mine also went there for the holidays. What I'm afraid of is another potential rally at Gwanghwamun this Sunday. Let's hope there won't be a third outbreak. Thanks for watching and commenting~~~ Happy Chuseok!
Witaj Victorio, film jest bardzo bardzo bardzo interesujacy! Zdjecia przepiekne! Cala kompozycja i muzyka i Twoj styl - wszystko harmonijnie do siebie pasuje. Na pewno jeszcze pare razy sobie ogladne.
Jak nazywaja sie te kwiaty na dlugiej lodydze i z platkami kwiatow jak z czerwonej welny? Przepiekne. Bardzo serdecznie Cie pozdrawiam, Malgosia
Kochana Malgosiu,
bardzo dziekuje za mily komentarz! Ciesze sie, ze ci sie podobal filmik ;) Nie bylam pewna, czy ludziom sie bedzie chcialo takie dlugie video ogladac, wiec bardzo sie ciesze z takiej reakcji!
Te kwiaty sa przepiekne, prawda? Pierwszy raz je widzialam i bylam bardzo zachwycona. Nazywaja sie "red spider lily" i sa z Chin, Korei i Nepalu.
Sciskam mocno i serdeczne pozdrowienia! Wesolego Chuseok!
Hi... I am a Korean granny living in Yangjae-dong, south end part of Seoul. by the way, Chuseok was not interesting this year without interesting events anywhere , wasn't it ?
I love your videos ^^
Hihihi thank you
I wonder why it's not associated more with Mabon instead of Thanksgiving.
I loved how informative your video was and I know you must have put a lot of research into it. The transitions and editing are as beautiful as always.
Have a good Chuseok love
Hello love
@@Victoria_Lee thanksgiving in America is to celebrate the harvest and other blessings. We model our feasts after that of the original settlers from England and the Native American inhabitants. The settlers (pilgrims) originally were giving thanks to the natives for helping them survive by teaching them about food preparation and whatnot. Typical foods now are turkey, cranberry sauce, green bean casserole, and mashed potatoes with gravy.
My husband is adopted from Korea, so we are trying to incorporate some holidays into our lives so our daughter learns more about the culture. I can see, on a basic level, how Chuseok and Thanksgiving are similar. However, Chuseok is far more complex and cultural!
Thank you for teaching us how to celebrate!
sehr sehr interessant!!!!!!!
Vielen vielen Dank! :))
I really loved your video. Your explination of it's history and foods was so informative. Thanks so much.❤
Hello! Thanks a lot for your sweet comment! I'm glad you enjoyed the video :))
Really love your videos! I learn a lot
Hello Victoria! Chuseok is a really big day in Korea and great to know the history behind this national day. ahh yess food always make us super excited haha nice to know the rice cakes background too! We love Korean dessert rice cakes :) lots of deliciousness in Chuseok!
Hey guys! Haha yes, food is our thing, isn't it? :D Thanks for the nice comment, it was also interesting for me to research the history of this holiday. I just wanted to ask if you celebrate something similar in Australia, but it's spring for you right now, right?! Have a nice weekend and happy Chuseok to your family, too!! :))
I learned some stuff about the holiday from this. Does that mean I'm bad at being Korean?
Yes! It also means that you can finally stop pretending to be Korean and come out of the closet. ;D Also I'm better at eating spicy food than you 😏🤣
Actually, traditional Korea Joseon was highly influenced by Confucius. Whatever food, even the leftover of yesterday's dinner is okay. Wasting food/luxury is the considered as bad things during that era. Some may say red things to the East and white things to the West, which is totally wrong. None of Confucius scripture mentioned about it.