Koreans are unwilling to marry foreigners, which is related to the degree of openness and deeply rooted in North Korea's system of comprehensively strengthening "subjectivity" and "nationality".
Koreans have a strong national complex of worshipping purity in ideology, and subconsciously feel that marrying a foreigner is an improper move to "defile" their national ancestry. Ask the North Koreans if the government expressly forbids marriage with foreigners. Their answer is: "It's not that it's not allowed, it just needs special approval from the leaders."
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Korean weddings are conducted in accordance with the procedures of "wedding ceremony", "receiving gifts", "collecting coins" and "welcoming relatives". The wedding ceremony is that parents negotiate their children's marriage through the matchmaker, and the bride price is given by the groom's family to show their gratitude for the engagement of the woman's family. The wedding ceremony is the wedding ceremony, which is the most important and grand ceremony in the whole wedding.
The traditional Korean wedding reception is held at the bride's house. Accompanied by relatives, the groom went to the bride's house to give gifts to her parents-in-law, and the couple raised their glasses and exchanged marriage certificates. The couple stayed at the bride's house for two nights. On the third day, the bride came to the groom's house in a sedan chair. There will also be a banquet at the groom's house.
In Pyongyang, the wedding room is allocated by the state, so you don't have to worry about it yourself. Parents prepare everything for the couple to settle down, such as furniture and bedding. Wedding banquets are usually held at noon and evening, presided over by the woman and the man respectively.
The clothes worn by the bride and groom at the wedding should be bought for each other before marriage. At the wedding, the bride must wear a traditional national costume, chiguli skirt, and the groom usually wears a suit. On the same day, the couple first went to Wanshoutai Square to present flowers to the bronze statue of the late leader, and then attended the wedding reception. At the beginning of the banquet, the couple exchanged rings, and lively and cheerful songs and dances ran through. Here, there is also the custom of paying "money", which is generally around one or two hundred yuan.
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