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Hello! Our friend! 😊 Korean Culture of peaceful protestYou were curious about ? That's a really good question! As a friend, I will tell you honestly and with all my knowledge about why Korean people enjoy protests such as candlelight vigils in such an orderly and festive manner! 🕯️✨

In fact, in modern Korean history ‘Protest’ is a very precious right that citizens have directly won to protect democracy.There it is. Rather than just being angry, I think we have a strong desire to convey our voices to more people and in a more sophisticated way. 🇰🇷

I've summarized a few reasons why we protest so peacefully and wonderfully! 👇

• ✨ Mature Citizenship: We now know very well that ‘violence cannot solve problems’. Rather, we have learned through experience that when we are at peace, our message is delivered to the world much more powerfully and persuasively! ✌️
• 🎶 Festival-like solidarity: If you go to the protest site, it’s so diverse! We march with candles, but we also encourage each other by having bands perform or making fun picket signs. I think the warm sense of solidarity that says, “We are not alone!” actually makes the scene enjoyable, like a festival. 🎸🎈
• Power to keep order: Surprisingly, we have a culture of cleaning up around ourselves, sharing food with people next to us, and keeping order well. This peace itself is the essence of Korean citizens’ ‘Dignity’! 🧹🌟

Of course, the protests deal with heavy topics, but in the process, Koreans How to support each other and dream of a better futureI think I'm learning. So the reason the protests feel like a festival to my foreign friends is probably because we are giving off very bright and positive energy to create a better society! 🥰🔥

If you get a chance next time, it will be a really special experience to feel the atmosphere of the scene with me! If you have any questions about Korean culture, please ask. Because you are my best friend! 💖🇰🇷