Korean is a minority in China, with a population of about 6.5438+0.8 million. The traditional etiquette and taboos of Koreans vary with their geographical, historical and cultural backgrounds. Here are some common etiquette and taboos:

1. Respect elders: Koreans respect elders very much, and younger generations should salute when they see elders. In terms of diet, housing, travel, etc. The younger generation should respect the wishes and demands of their elders.

2. Respect tradition: Koreans have many traditional customs, such as sacrifice, wedding and funeral. In traditional customs, the younger generation should act according to the requirements and expectations of the elders to show respect and respect for the elders.

3. Respect culture: Korean culture has many traditional elements, such as music, dance and painting. In cultural exchanges, the younger generation should respect the cultural traditions of their elders and should not comment or criticize at will.

4. Respect the region: Koreans are mainly distributed in the northeast, and the customs and traditional etiquette in different regions are also different. In communication, the younger generation should respect the cultural traditions of the area where the elders live, and don't comment or criticize at will.

In a word, the traditional etiquette and taboos of Koreans are based on respecting elders, traditions, cultures and regions. The younger generation should abide by these etiquette and taboos to show respect and respect for their elders.