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 hello. This is Toble++. November Autumn deepens, and winter is coming. I have to make kimchi before it gets colder, right?!😁🤗🌶🍂 Just as the history of the emergence of Korean kimchi is unclear, it is also unknown when and by whom the practice of making kimchi began. However, since the Joseon Dynasty, there has been a culture of villagers helping each other with their work, called 'poomasi', and it is believed that making kimchi together during the process may have led to today's kimchi culture. ‘Kimchi season’ Generally, the best time to make kimchi is when the average daily temperature remains below 4℃ and the minimum temperature remains below 0℃. The best time to make kimchi is from late November to early December. ‘Kimchi’ Kimchi is a traditional Korean fermented food and a type of cooking style. Vegetables are pickled in salt water and fermented to increase their shelf life and seasoned with various seasonings. The unique feature is that the vegetables that have al...

  That drama that comes to mind when I think of winter *Source: Big Issue Korea Brunch. Article from January issue No. 219. KBS <Winter Sonata>, 2002.01.14 ~ 2002.03.19. Kang Jun-sang (played by Bae Yong-jun) and Jeong Yu-jin (played by Choi Ji-woo) were each other's first loves when they were attending high school in Chuncheon. However, Jun-sang dies in an unexpected accident. Ten years later, Eugene, who runs an interior design company, is a radio producer and is engaged to Kim Sang-hyuk (Park Yong-ha), Jun-sang's former rival. However, when Lee Min-hyung, who has the same appearance as Jun-sang, suddenly appears, Eugene falls into confusion. A drama about what happens when a man who resembles her dead first love appears to a woman about to get married... <Winter Sonata>: Creating the Korean Wave in Japan It was <Winter Sonata> in 2003 that brought about an explosive response to Korean dramas in the Japanese market and led to a large-scale expansion of cultu...

  It is the fourth and final season of the four seasons a year, generally from December to February, and is the season with the lowest temperature due to the lowest altitude of the sun. Winter seasonal customs fall from October to December according to the lunar calendar. Farming continues in October, but after sowing, growing, and harvesting seasons, winter enters the storage period. Winter in Korea is uneasy. This winter is predicted to be warmer than normal due to El Niño. September was the warmest month since 1973, when the Korea Meteorological Administration established an observation network across the country. In Seoul, for the first time in 88 years since 1935, a ‘September tropical night’ (September 4, a tropical night is a day with a nighttime minimum temperature of 25 degrees or higher) appeared. Temperatures seemed to continue to be record-high, but in October, as air from the Siberian high pressure began to flow into the Korean Peninsula, the temperature suddenly dro...