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  People met on my backpacking 186 - What is the difference between Korean and Chinese lunar new year?
  
  This morning, while eating breakfast at our hotel restaurant, I received an unexpected inquiry from the man next to me. He was also dining beside his wife. He overheard us speaking Korean at the table and decided to ask me one of his most current inquiries about Korea. He was an Italian in his sixties.
  
  When he watched big fireworks go off surrounding the hotel yesterday and today, he understood it was the Chinese Lunar New Year. When questioned how he knew it, he replied, "There are many Chinese in Italy, too. They create the same fuss on passersby' roadways during Lunar New Year in their workplaces and homes." He characterized Chinese conduct as vulgar, superstitious, and low-quality.
  
  His question: "I consider Korea an independent country with a rich history and diverse cultures, including Hangul." That is why I believe Korea has evolved into an advanced country that the rest of the world envies. I observed on CNN TV news yesterday evening that Koreans, like Chinese, celebrate the Lunar New Year with a four-day holiday. During the festival, Koreans paid visits to their parents' hometowns and performed ancestral ceremonies. When I heard it, I recognized it as the Chinese lunar new year, which I was familiar with. I assumed that the way they prepared a lot of food was the same as in China.
  
  If this is the case, the lunar New Year in Korea and China is identical. My question is, is the origin Korean or Chinese? I'm curious as to why Japan, which has the same culture, celebrates January 1, the world's common solar calendar, rather than the lunar new year.
  
  My response: Korean history is as long as that of China. That is why Korea, like China, has several separate systems and civilizations. One of these is Lunar New Year. The two countries celebrate the New Year in similar but distinct ways. Korea's Lunar New Year has a serious tone, with people gently thanking their ancestors through rituals and enthusiastically bowing for good luck in the next year. China celebrates the New Year with spectacular fireworks and lion dances that include the entire population.
  
  Japan, like Korea and China, once honored the Lunar New Year. However, as part of modernization during the Meiji Restoration (1868), Japan adopted a solar calendar that fits international standards as its normal national calendar. At the same time, the lunar calendar was abolished, and January 1st of the solar calendar was quickly adopted as the solar New Year. They reduced the waste of national power by not celebrating the double New Year. Furthermore, they became the world's strongest by anticipating the global market and increasing national competitiveness. They played when the world was fun and worked when the world was productive. They had the foresight to maximize national interests by recognizing changes in the international community.
  
  Although it is a little late, Korea's perspective of the Lunar New Year and its customs has shifted dramatically. At least half of Koreans travel with their family instead of doing ancestral ceremonies over the Lunar New Year. Bookings for tourist sites like as Jeju Island and ski resorts for the Lunar New Year vacation expired one month ago. According to TV news, 500,000 people packed Incheon International Airport on the eve of the vacation.
  
  After hearing his tale, I knew he was anti-Chinese. He had more issues about his nation. He criticized the Italian government's stupidity in falling for China's sweet trick of One Belt, One Road. Italy is a G7 nation. Of course, it is an EU member. However, he maintained that Italy was the only country that had done something dumb. Fortunately, he expressed relief that Italy is finally free of the Chinese scam. His speech and eyes made it clear that he had not forgotten Paxromana's former greatness.
  
  I feel pleased because I see every day how people all around the world are becoming more interested in Korea.
  
  Thanks for reading.
  
  
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