Children in traditional Korean attire, "hanbok," learn how to carry out "sebae," traditional ceremonial bows that younger family members make to elders on Lunar New Year, or Seol, at a preschool in
Foreign students wearing traditional Korean costumes, or "hanbok," play "yutnori," a traditional Korean game, at a university in Daegu, 300 kilometers southeast of Seoul, on Jan.
Foreign students at Sungkyunkwan University in Seoul join the faculty's volunteer service to deliver coal briquettes to residents at an impoverished village on Jan.
Two professional divers in traditional Korean clothing bow underneath a ray in an aquarium at Aqua Planet in Suwon, just south of Seoul, on Jan.
This photo shows the image on the box of South Korean President Moon Jae-in's gift sent to foreign ambassadors in the country to mark the Lunar New Year.
Recruits of the Marine Corps carry combat rubber raiding crafts over their shoulders as part of a winter drill at a beach in Pohang, North Gyeongsang Province, southeastern South Korea, on Jan.
Workers are busy packing traditional Korean sweets, called "hangwa," at a hangwa factory in Gangneung, 240 kilometers east of Seoul, on Jan.
This photo, released by the presidential office Cheong Wa Dae on Jan.
A woman uses a pair of scissors to cut off "garaetteok," a Korean rice cake stick, churning out of a rice cake machine at an agricultural corporation in Sejong, central South Korea, on Jan.
This photo, provided by the Taekwondowon Center in Muju, 240 kilometers south of Seoul, shows a 20-minute permanent performance for 2022, titled "Awaken a Giant Sleeping Inside You," of the center'
