With a Full Moon
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Description: A Korean student shares how Ch'usok is celebrated in her native country.
We have many holidays in a year in Korea. There are memorial days, celebration days and thankful days. Among them, we have the two biggest holidays. One of them is "Chusok". Chusok is in September. We have it in the fall with the full moon. "Borum", the pure Korean name( many Korean names are made from the Chinese characters, thus, 'pure' means the name is made from only Korean-'Hangul', not containing any other language), means the full moon that appears on the fifteenth day every month. It's not stable but changable every year because it follows the lunar calender.
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