Jeong Wol Daeboreum

Jeong Wol Daeboreum, celebrated on the 15th day of the lunar year, is a Korean festival marking the first full moon of the year. It symbolizes the start of spring and the hope for good harvests. Traditionally, people celebrate by eating special foods like "ogokbap" (five-grain rice) and "beolgitttteok" (moon-shaped rice cakes). Festivities often include activities such as cracking nuts to ward off misfortune and wishing for health and prosperity. The festival embodies themes of renewal, gratitude, and communal harmony, reflecting the rich cultural heritage of Korea.