The most common thing done by Koreans in their New Year.

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Hi, Kristel;) 

>>Hi Kristel!

Sorry for the late homework.

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There are many common things done by Koreans in their New Year day.

>>There are many common things done by Koreans on New Year\'s Day.
 First of all, we do \'Charae\', which is ancestor-memorial rite.

>>First of all, we do \"Charae\" which is an ancestor-memorial rite.
 We venerate our ancestors and appreciate their blessing.

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 Also, we perform a New Year\'s bow.

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 Children bow to their parents and in return parents give some money and words of wisdom.

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 Finally, we eat \"Ddeokguk\", rice ckae soup.

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 By eating this soup, we consider ourselves as getting one year older.
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I think these three are the most common things done by Koreans in their New Year.
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And when I met my relatives who are 17 years old , I realized they would graduate 
 middle school next week or two.

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 I want to give some presents for their graduation, but I have no idea what to give.

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 Do you have any good idea?:)
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Have a great day, Kristel:) and sorry for the late homework again:)

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