Family: Korean families honor their elders, and almost every large family has a patriarch who oversees the family's cultural heritage and development, as well as the education of their children and grandchildren. Families emphasize the culture of their ancestors, and girls from large families must be able to cook a lot of traditional dishes. There is a great respect for the elders, and before the elders move their chopsticks, generally, the juniors cannot move either. The younger generation cannot leave the table before the elder. The younger generation must greet the elders every day. The absolute control of the mother-in-law means that the daughter-in-law must bow down before her mother-in-law and cannot have her own ideas very casually.
Marriage: Marriages with a family history are very formal, and many of them are still traditional weddings, with hanboks and old-fashioned hairstyles. Parents also have an absolute right to decide.
Rituals and customs: modern Koreans have more respect for the culture and elders than China, the younger generation shall not bump into the elders, like pickles, no matter poor or rich, is the individual holidays will be slightly special, such as the civilian's birthday must drink seaweed soup, Korean diet is very different from the Chinese, there must be a soup, there is rice. South Korea and China's Korean customs are much the same