[dahanizzle]

KOREA? I have to do an art project in which I have to explore my ethnicity and ya know, draw something. I'm obviously Korean and would like some ideas on what represents Korea//korean culture. I'm not going to do the usual map of korea and whatnot b/c that's boring lol

thanks

[DaAzNkIgGa627]

Taeguki (Korean Flag)
Rice (Duh )
Hanbok
Buddhist temples of Gyeong Ju 경주 (I probably spelt the English wrong, so I did it in Korean)
Korean Architecture (Primarily Joeson Dynasty, I think it's particularly beautiful)
Namdaemun (Pretty sure I messed that up too) 남대문 (Korea's first national treasure)

Thats some of the stuff I can think right off my head

Also if this is for school, you might want to do stuff on K-Dramas, and the Korean Wave.

Hope this helps

[Classic Example]

Kimchi! Haha.Or you could draw Mu gung hwas, Korea's national flower.

[aznsweetie143]

Perpero.
Kimchi.

I would choose those two. xD.

[miss_je3in]

^^pepero could be like japan too
so I don`t think you should

uhm kimchee~!
go stop lol say traditional card game LOL
but it`s veryyy bad in korea so don`t

hanbok!!

[Irysinon]

Tae Kwon Do.
Yut (the game that you play with four sticks)

That's about all I can think of in addition to what has already been mentioned above.

[AtomicNorthernLights]

Korean Archery the oldest documented martial tradition in korea, probally a reason why so many olympic gold medalist are korean.

[tramy]

DBSK!! lol...or not.

umm..definitely KIMCHI!!

[kennesu]

you could draw traditional korean clothing, the representative korean tiger, korean cuisine..

[Avex]

i wouldn't recommend this since this represents more of nationalism than culture, but its possible.

you can find pictures of people with the colors of the tae guk ki on their faces, clothes, etc.