Korean folk games, traditional games
In Korea, games can be divided into traditional games, traditional games, and folk games. First of all, the name that is most spread and talked about is traditional play. Traditional games are literally games that were passed down to the public and played. Although its historicity and regionality are ambiguous, and it is also unclear whether it is native or foreign. Although it lacks traditional succession or universality across various classes, it has the characteristics of being a game that continues steadily in the private sector. Examples include jumping rope, playing with ttakjigi, and playing with marbles. Squid games, chicken fights, and self-governing flags played in the yard are also representative traditional games. Next is a folk game. Folk games have strong characteristics of seasonal games passed down to the public. It refers to festivals that combine holidays, seasonal customs, and lifestyle customs, and reflect regional characteristics, and customs and games perfor...