It is our first Vlog! please understand the video and audio quality 😢 We're still recording with our phones😂 but we promise we will get decent cameras soon and come back with better quality videos for you Yaaron! Place Hoon visited is Yeongwol in Gangwon Province!
Honestly it was such a nice nd sweet vlog. You don't need to worry about the quality of the video if the content is interesting. It was nice to see and learn about Korean culture. Would love to see more such vlogs. I would give it a solid 5/5 to this vlog. Great korean yaaron.
OMG what a spectacular view at the end there!! Both day and night views. Love you guys so much for sharing more of your lives with us. We are truly touched by this gesture. Love how proud Hoon's grandma is of her garden. Wish I could taste what you were eating. I'm also so glad that Hoon met his relatives after having overcome the injury and the infection that followed to the extent that he didn't need his walking stick/aid anymore. May you have many many such happy and healthy reunions with your family for many Chuseoks to come. And Waany is so adorable - he seems to love the camera. And say Hi to Seo Hyun for us. I wish her all the best for her studies and hope to see her in some Kdrama in the future. Min's nephew Siwoo is an absolute darling. The part where he was sitting in front of all the ceremonial offerings with Halmoni is so reminiscent of our Indian culture where children learn from their grandparents by observing these traditions with them. I must add that Siwoo is a sweetheart and an angel who is just content playing around with his wooden spoon (I think I saw him very sweetly trying to feed Halmoni with his spoon at one point ) while I know of some babies his age who would turn everything upside down in the blink of an eye. By the time they are done, the scene would look like some sort of a tornado has passed by. So I repeat Siwoo is an angel and God bless him and all of you with health, happiness and prosperity.
It’s heartwarming to see how beautifully you guys are connected to your roots in this 21st century! Talks values about schooling and upbringing! Loads to love to your nephew Min and your pup Hoon!
Hoon and Min looks so innocent and cute but the baby and the dog were more cute 😘😘😘. Love u guys. Glad to see the culture of Korea and more colours of there. ..
In India *Sharad* is coming....they always fall during this period. During *Shraads* we also perform ancestral rites at home and make food which is loved by our ancestors. This shows how similar our cultures are. Thank God you guys didn't faced Abrahamic invasions unlike India.
This is extremely similar to Hindu ancestral rites as well. The fact that ancestral rites are celebrated in both cultures is itself amazing but more surprising is that both of them start on exactly the same dates every year. Also we do the same- set a table, place our Ancestor's photos, cook amazing delicacies, serve them to the ancestors and pray. Actually it makes sense that both fall on same dates since both are supposed to be celebrated during the harvesting period of the year but I wanted to understand why is that both the cultures engage in ancestral worship. So I did a little research and it seems that it travelled through Buddhism and Confucianism as both these religions were inspired by Hinduism, also the reason why the three are considered the most peaceful and tolerant religions in the world (the strong similarities) However Buddhism itself does not originally and essentially require ancestral worship while Confucianism strongly does. The thing is that over the years, despite of the religious composition of South Korea being changed continuously , the practice still exists since it is no more a strictly religious thing but more of a cultural thing. The religions mainly helped in introducing practices while the culture chose to retain them independent of the religion. It was great learning about the strong and beautiful influences the two cultures have had. I hope both of you and your families had a great time during Chuseok. May God bless you all.
Sorry to interrupt but Buddhism also believe in ancestral worship.We keep a ritual every year in the memory of them. Even we believe life after death.All this can be only found in the holy book of Buddhists 😊
@@alokitaverma5613 yes dear Buddhists do engage in an ancestral worship but not because it is an obligatory service proposed by Buddhism as I have already said in previous comment. There are mainly three prime events other than various other influences that resulted into this- 1.) Buddhist texts include the word 'Sraddha' from Hindu vedas. However there is a difference of usage in both. In Hinduism, it is an extremely elaborate term for faith and ancestral veneration while in Buddhism it was only adopted for the faith part. This is because Buddhism strongly believes in reincarnation and the idea of ancestral veneration contradicts it. But with time, the confusion regarding the word has led to accommodation of ancestral veneration whenever a need was recognised; not because Buddhist texts suggest that. 2.) Buddhism faced extreme criticism and dangers to its existence in 3rd - 5th century especially in China under Chinese rulers where Confucianism prevailed. Hence from the various questions asked, one was on existence of no form of filial piety which was extremely important to Confucianism. Hence in response Buddhist Monastics translated buddhist texts which were influenced by the Hindu idea of filiality to show the similarities with Confucianism and safeguard their existence. After this, during 6th century, after numerous stories of sacrifice to one's parents, Buddhism incorporated a much formal form of filial piety including provisions for even after death of parents. Filial piety is not exactly the same as ancestral rites and you can find texts for this although it was much later incorporated. 3.) Countries like Vietnam already had a strong cultural belief in ancestral veneration and for Buddhism to be acceptable, ancestral veneration was not seen something alien and provisions were made for the justification of the same by the monks. All in all, the aspect of Ancestral veneration in Buddhism is not 'Buddhist' essentially but is a result of cross-cultural diffusions Buddhism experienced while trying to become more acceptable and safeguard it's existence. Hence it's more of a culturally introduced thing & not exactly an originally religious phenomenon. Since Buddhism has evolved into various forms aka several Buddhisms today, it will be extremely difficult to determine what was the most original and true-most idea behind ancestral worship in Buddhism (what we only know for sure is that it was contradictory to the tenets of Buddhism originally) except for the newer incorporated ideas that we can find much easily. Also as I am no expert on Buddhism, I won't strictly attest to everything but I had already studied and researched all of it when I was studying origins and evolution of various religions a little while ago and this video made me express a part of what I had learnt. You can find most of it on internet not all though (you need to look for texts, books and other souces) and there will be a little struggle but you will find it worth your time.
Min's nephew is sooo cute and hoon's uncle puppy looks so friendly. I also wanted one but my parents won't allow me. Love you guys thanks for making this video ❤️😍❤️
What matter most is feelings and emotions towards their respective families rest doesn't matter I mean the video quality r recording We (indians) r glad to know Korean culture and festival too. Happy chuseok hoon and min Have a good day guys.
It was very similar to our culture.....thanks a lot guys for showing us your culture and we truly appreciate it and yaa that small kid was so adorable....may he always be blessed and happy....lots of love .
Thank you for sharing this with us. Loved to watch how you celebrated Chuseok. Hoon, seeing you with your Grandma I'm missing how I've been tagging along my grandparents. We're never too old to be pampered by them. I miss my Grandpa a lot. Yes Min, kids grow up so fast. I've my little niece who turned 2 last month. It seems like I held her for the 1st time just few days back. I wrote a lot in the comment, I guess. Thanks again, for sharing these beautiful moments. And, it's fine if you feel like there's some issue with the quality of your vlog. But, trust me, there isn't any. It's absolutely perfect. 😊 Love. Take care. 💗
Aww thanks for this lovely vlog 🤯💯❤️everything was just perfect.. Feels like we are there only!! 😍 Amazing!! And cute baby. I wish I could meet that little baby 🥺
We also celebrating for our ancestors and we do same thing but we have sixteen days of special month with Hindu rituals for ancestors which is starting in this month.. And going now 🙏🙏 and it's kind of similar with the chuseok but as you are celebrate for all ancestors in chuseok and we are celebrate every ancestors anniversary in different days in all sixteen days ... Even if someone don't know their correct ancestors anniversary so they can celebrate in these days.. So that's why we have sixteen special days for all ancestors which are our Family's founders and contributor 😊😊😇🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙌
Family is a wonderful gift presented to us by god. Food is so colourful an yummy. U both are really so simple and natural. Wishing both of u alot of happiness n success
The concept of vlog is nice ... I will help us to know more about you guys and your lifestyle . Also it will help in creating a nice bonding between you and your subscribers .
*The baby and dog are so cute.* 😍 *Thanks for introducing Korean Thanksgiving (Chuseok) with us, we'd like to see more videos like this!* *Edit- I wanna be a baby again.* 😭
Hi im from kerala. This video make me like u guys more. Thanks for introducing ur culture to us even its a little bit. I like hoon's grandma and the cute baby. Hope to see u guys again.💕💞😊
We also celebrate this type of culture.known as pitra .a, Pitr Paksha is a 16-lunar day period in Hindu calendar when Hindus pay homage to their ancestor, especially through food offerings.
We also have barafaat during which we pay homage to our deceased beloved ones!! I wish people celebrate the similarities instead of fighting over distance.... Good day to you!
It's giving feel as if we are having relatives there in Korea and we are having family get-together. Min's nephew is so cute while food displayed was the feast to eyes. Hoon's love for animals is praise worthy.
Omg I enjoyed this vlog so much. It's great to know about your culture and I enjoyed it as much as you guys like to know about our culture. I knew how chuseok is celebrated but seeing it in the vlog made it even better. Hoping for more vlogs.🌼
In India Pitru Paksha is a 16-lunar day period in Hindu calendar when Hindus pay homage to their ancestor (Pitrs), especially through food offerings. What a coincidence, now here in India it is being celebrated till this month's 28th day , 28th September. We are similar in this ways.
Seeing Diverse culture doesn't just give us a picture of what one do but it rather give us a wide understanding of how things can be related and distinct from place to place .It's such a nice video and a good source to learn your culture in particular. Love from Nagaland 😍😍♥️
Is Chuseok a one day event or festival ? Here in India Pitrapaksh started from 14th September and will continue till 29th September. During these periods we also prepare our forefathers' favourite meals. Conduct a small prayer and offer their soul their favourite foods. A portion of their food is kept outside for the crows to eat. Btw the day when pitrapaksh will conclude is the day when Navratri literally meaning "Nine Nights" will begin dedicated to Nine Goddesses. And the 10the day would be Dusshera. One of the many majorly celebrated festivals.
It's soo similar,exactly same as Kerala style thanksgiving ceremony. In Kerala we call daaham vaykkal,in this time we prepare bellitharppan for recently passed relative.And for ancestors we prepare the traditional food,clothes for their interests,water for washing hands and feet and also for the God...especially Ganesha because he's vignhatha,he helps to remove any problems or any misfortune... Thank you for showing this part of your life...love from india, Kerala
The doggy is so cute!! 🥰❤️ I love this vlog style video. It’s so interesting to learn more about Korean culture. I’ve been binge watching all your videos since I only recently became a subscriber. Can’t wait to see what you guys do next 💖🙏🏽
You Guys Are Really Doing Awsm Work 🙏🙏👏👏 You Guys Are Making Our(South Korea and India) Relationship Stronger In Such A Beautiful Way😍😍 India And South Korea really Have Similarities 💝💝 Love You Hyungs 💖💖 And That Baby is so Cute 😊👶👶
I really love your festival 🥰🥰🥰🥰 its like diwali(Indian festival) Thank you for knowing us that what do you both on korea's festival ☺️☺️☺️☺️☺️☺️❤️❤️❤️💜💜💜🇮🇳🇮🇳 love and wishes from India
Hoon, your cousin is so pretty 😍... And 5:45 you look handsome in casual clothes 😳.... I wish you a full and speedy recovery 😊 Min, you are so cute here 3:16 when you high-five your nephew 😍 ... this baby really loves you !! Thank you for sharing a bit of your private life with us. I really enjoyed watching your video and I hope you will do more vlogs in the future. (Sorry for my poor English 🙏 )
Thx for uploading this video guy's...I appreciate your efforts...keep going... waiting for new stuff...n yaa. In India we celebrate harvest festival...in northern India as " Baisakhi" and in south India..as "onam".
That was interesting video, happy to learn about korean thanksgiving day, chuseok. Charye is so similar to shraddh we have, where we remember our ancestors, and offer food for them. Good to learn your culture.
Waaah... really nice of you to show us glimpses of your lives😊 felt a connection there. Hoon, very brave of you to recover from your injury, please throw away the crutches, you don't need them anymore!
It was great to get a sneak peak at your beautiful culture which is surprisingly quite similar to our indian culture , at least some aspects . I think we really enjoyed your first vlog since we got to know more about your lives Korean Dost. You guys have beautiful families. Lots to love to Hoon's dog and Min's cute nephew. Please do more vlogs , we really appreciate your efforts guys! Lots and lots of love from India guys 💞💞 Happy Chuseok💞
Min 👦hoon🧒baby 👶n siwoo🐾=4 cuties💙💕💙💕 together..Thank u,for introducing ur🤓✌ culture to us..we would love 😌to see more of ur 🤓✌side too..Lots n lots 💕of 💙love..🎶😊🥰
Awww..the baby is so cute..😍😙 I want just play and kiss him every time.....and min u are also cute like and anime character..just colour ur hair like bts...hoon love u and ur puppy ❤🐶 oh..and ur culture is so similar to us... the ancestors memorial was just like Hindu shradh (funeral).
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It is our first Vlog! please understand the video and audio quality 😢
We're still recording with our phones😂
but we promise we will get decent cameras soon and come back with better quality videos for you Yaaron!
Place Hoon visited is Yeongwol in Gangwon Province!
wow great hai dost 👌👌👌👌👌👌
Nice video keep it up😍
It's okay I want to say you're phone's camera quality is very good
Its really amazing that you all spend time and celebrate festival with family like us...😍😍..I also want to celebrate this festival with you guys❤
Its OK video is clearly perfect.
oh my god the baby is so cute❤️actually I'm a kid lover person🤭
Yaa me too I love kids so much they are so cute ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Hi aap Facebook chalate ho min
Hi💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💖👁️🐕🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌸💐🥀🐝
I also 😁 I love babies ❤️ they are so cute 😊😊😍😍🥰🥰
Yes..very cute
It's so similar to our Indian culture. We are same in many ways. I love you guys.
Yes
Please wait
Yes agree
Yes a little bit
Yes it is same
Wow 😮 Hoon's dog is so cute 😍😍 and Min you nephew is really really very cute 😍😍😍
Hoon's family is nice &
How cute Min's Nephew is
Korea is so beautiful would like visit once 🇰🇷
So... lovely family Min and Hoonn love you ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Honestly it was such a nice nd sweet vlog. You don't need to worry about the quality of the video if the content is interesting. It was nice to see and learn about Korean culture. Would love to see more such vlogs. I would give it a solid 5/5 to this vlog. Great korean yaaron.
Why is everything so cute here?!! 🤔😂
Your comment exactly matched my thoughts yar!! ❤️💭😉😊👍👏
The same question is asked to my cousin brother why are you so cute and his answer is I was born cute
Sameeeee
But we are not 😂
Exactly 😄
OMG what a spectacular view at the end there!! Both day and night views.
Love you guys so much for sharing more of your lives with us. We are truly touched by this gesture. Love how proud Hoon's grandma is of her garden. Wish I could taste what you were eating. I'm also so glad that Hoon met his relatives after having overcome the injury and the infection that followed to the extent that he didn't need his walking stick/aid anymore. May you have many many such happy and healthy reunions with your family for many Chuseoks to come. And Waany is so adorable - he seems to love the camera. And say Hi to Seo Hyun for us. I wish her all the best for her studies and hope to see her in some Kdrama in the future.
Min's nephew Siwoo is an absolute darling. The part where he was sitting in front of all the ceremonial offerings with Halmoni is so reminiscent of our Indian culture where children learn from their grandparents by observing these traditions with them. I must add that Siwoo is a sweetheart and an angel who is just content playing around with his wooden spoon (I think I saw him very sweetly trying to feed Halmoni with his spoon at one point ) while I know of some babies his age who would turn everything upside down in the blink of an eye. By the time they are done, the scene would look like some sort of a tornado has passed by. So I repeat Siwoo is an angel and God bless him and all of you with health, happiness and prosperity.
Siwoo looks like a very gentle and quiet little baby..not naughty at all 😊
Chuseok is so similar to Hindus anchestor memorial day shradhhh ,omg thanks for showing us your culture its beautiful
Aur shradh toh hamare yaha bhi chalra hai
Pitri paksh right?
@@abhi-uc3en yooo
Yes😀😀
V biased? Me too
It’s heartwarming to see how beautifully you guys are connected to your roots in this 21st century! Talks values about schooling and upbringing! Loads to love to your nephew Min and your pup Hoon!
5:24 I am being serious, that dog is soo cute I have never seen a cuter dog in my life!
Then just watch Vivi one of the cutest dog
@@garimamallexoflash4939 Ah you mean Sehun's doggo? (Sorry I'm not an EXO-L my friend is, she tells me everything about them 😅)
@@devashrijoshi9079 Yes 😅
Same reaction
Omg , same culture here in India to celebrate memorial Day of ancestors
Love to see your vlog
Both of u n families so cute
OMG that baby is so cute....
U Guys r so sweet luv from INDIA 🇮🇳 💜
Hoon and Min looks so innocent and cute but the baby and the dog were more cute 😘😘😘. Love u guys. Glad to see the culture of Korea and more colours of there. ..
Am i the only one who thinks Min's side profile looks a lot like park hyungsik?
I totally agree with u
When you are soo confused who's more cute and adorable,Baby siwoo or Baby Min😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😉.
Both
@@fantasyworld5792 I thnk Min is more cute😉😉😉😉😉😉😉
@@amukirasoi5852 even I'm confused
Of course baby siwoo
Both
In India *Sharad* is coming....they always fall during this period. During *Shraads* we also perform ancestral rites at home and make food which is loved by our ancestors. This shows how similar our cultures are. Thank God you guys didn't faced Abrahamic invasions unlike India.
Yes..this is similar to Shraadh
This is extremely similar to Hindu ancestral rites as well. The fact that ancestral rites are celebrated in both cultures is itself amazing but more surprising is that both of them start on exactly the same dates every year.
Also we do the same- set a table, place our Ancestor's photos, cook amazing delicacies, serve them to the ancestors and pray.
Actually it makes sense that both fall on same dates since both are supposed to be celebrated during the harvesting period of the year but I wanted to understand why is that both the cultures engage in ancestral worship. So I did a little research and it seems that it travelled through Buddhism and Confucianism as both these religions were inspired by Hinduism, also the reason why the three are considered the most peaceful and tolerant religions in the world (the strong similarities)
However Buddhism itself does not originally and essentially require ancestral worship while Confucianism strongly does. The thing is that over the years, despite of the religious composition of South Korea being changed continuously , the practice still exists since it is no more a strictly religious thing but more of a cultural thing. The religions mainly helped in introducing practices while the culture chose to retain them independent of the religion.
It was great learning about the strong and beautiful influences the two cultures have had.
I hope both of you and your families had a great time during Chuseok. May God bless you all.
Sorry to interrupt but Buddhism also believe in ancestral worship.We keep a ritual every year in the memory of them. Even we believe life after death.All this can be only found in the holy book of Buddhists 😊
Currently hindus are also worshipping their ancestors known as shraad
@@alokitaverma5613 yes dear Buddhists do engage in an ancestral worship but not because it is an obligatory service proposed by Buddhism as I have already said in previous comment. There are mainly three prime events other than various other influences that resulted into this-
1.) Buddhist texts include the word 'Sraddha' from Hindu vedas. However there is a difference of usage in both.
In Hinduism, it is an extremely elaborate term for faith and ancestral veneration while in Buddhism it was only adopted for the faith part.
This is because Buddhism strongly believes in reincarnation and the idea of ancestral veneration contradicts it.
But with time, the confusion regarding the word has led to accommodation of ancestral veneration whenever a need was recognised; not because Buddhist texts suggest that.
2.) Buddhism faced extreme criticism and dangers to its existence in 3rd - 5th century especially in China under Chinese rulers where Confucianism prevailed.
Hence from the various questions asked, one was on existence of no form of filial piety which was extremely important to Confucianism. Hence in response Buddhist Monastics translated buddhist texts which were influenced by the Hindu idea of filiality to show the similarities with Confucianism and safeguard their existence. After this, during 6th century, after numerous stories of sacrifice to one's parents, Buddhism incorporated a much formal form of filial piety including provisions for even after death of parents.
Filial piety is not exactly the same as ancestral rites and you can find texts for this although it was much later incorporated.
3.) Countries like Vietnam already had a strong cultural belief in ancestral veneration and for Buddhism to be acceptable, ancestral veneration was not seen something alien and provisions were made for the justification of the same by the monks.
All in all, the aspect of Ancestral veneration in Buddhism is not 'Buddhist' essentially but is a result of cross-cultural diffusions Buddhism experienced while trying to become more acceptable and safeguard it's existence.
Hence it's more of a culturally introduced thing & not exactly an originally religious phenomenon.
Since Buddhism has evolved into various forms aka several Buddhisms today, it will be extremely difficult to determine what was the most original and true-most idea behind ancestral worship in Buddhism (what we only know for sure is that it was contradictory to the tenets of Buddhism originally) except for the newer incorporated ideas that we can find much easily.
Also as I am no expert on Buddhism, I won't strictly attest to everything but I had already studied and researched all of it when I was studying origins and evolution of various religions a little while ago and this video made me express a part of what I had learnt. You can find most of it on internet not all though (you need to look for texts, books and other souces) and there will be a little struggle but you will find it worth your time.
@@himikr1895 thnx for info it's interesting 🙏🏻🙂
@@alokitaverma5613 in south India we celebrate mahalaya amavasyam every year during dasara n we perform ancestral rites
Min's nephew is sooo cute and hoon's uncle puppy looks so friendly. I also wanted one but my parents won't allow me. Love you guys thanks for making this video ❤️😍❤️
That baby was so cute ❤❤
When he will grow up he will be handsome like u😅
Loved the video! Definitely would be interested to see more videos about Korean cultural traditions, festivals, and food!
Baby 😊😊😊😊 so cute and this video is awosam korean dost😎😎😎
Min when you smile u look a little like cha eunwoo to me😍!! Is it just me or someone else?😂
_Siwoo is so small.._
_I hope he grows up healthily and makes his uncle Min and his parents proud someday!♥️_
Hi i love Korea and BTS team members and jangkook and V
Just loved it, pl show us these kinds of vlogs in future too. Keep up the good work👍
I really loved watching their vlog it's so amazing to learn their culture would definitely love to see more videos like these
Seeing Mins nephew really made my day omg hes sooo cute! bless him >.
Vegetarian's paradise. One of those few people who enjoys vegetables😅
Who else want to eat food with the help of chopsticks 🥡🍜
You guys are so cute! So glad to see about the 추석 video. ❤️❤️
What matter most is feelings and emotions towards their respective families rest doesn't matter I mean the video quality r recording
We (indians) r glad to know Korean culture and festival too.
Happy chuseok hoon and min
Have a good day guys.
Min's small cousin is very cute and hoons sis is also cute
The nature is damn good....
U guys are cute..Thank you for sharing this with us💜
It was very similar to our culture.....thanks a lot guys for showing us your culture and we truly appreciate it and yaa that small kid was so adorable....may he always be blessed and happy....lots of love .
Omg your nephew is so cute min
Wow.. OMG that dog and baby boy is so cuteee😘😘😘😊
Thank you for sharing this with us. Loved to watch how you celebrated Chuseok.
Hoon, seeing you with your Grandma I'm missing how I've been tagging along my grandparents. We're never too old to be pampered by them. I miss my Grandpa a lot.
Yes Min, kids grow up so fast. I've my little niece who turned 2 last month. It seems like I held her for the 1st time just few days back.
I wrote a lot in the comment, I guess.
Thanks again, for sharing these beautiful moments. And, it's fine if you feel like there's some issue with the quality of your vlog. But, trust me, there isn't any. It's absolutely perfect. 😊
Love. Take care. 💗
Aww thanks for this lovely vlog 🤯💯❤️everything was just perfect.. Feels like we are there only!! 😍 Amazing!! And cute baby. I wish I could meet that little baby 🥺
We also celebrating for our ancestors and we do same thing but we have sixteen days of special month with Hindu rituals for ancestors which is starting in this month.. And going now 🙏🙏 and it's kind of similar with the chuseok but as you are celebrate for all ancestors in chuseok and we are celebrate every ancestors anniversary in different days in all sixteen days ... Even if someone don't know their correct ancestors anniversary so they can celebrate in these days.. So that's why we have sixteen special days for all ancestors which are our Family's founders and contributor 😊😊😇🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙌
Yes !!🙏🙏
Are you from Karnataka
@@thanujahp123 no I am from madhaypradesh.
And you??
@@pal8390 I am from Karnataka
@@thanujahp123 OK😊😊🤗 are you also interested in Korean culture?? or
Exploring new culture in the world???
Ancestors' remembrance tradition is so similar to ours. Good to know this. Do share more about Korean Culture. Blessings to all :)
Family is a wonderful gift presented to us by god. Food is so colourful an yummy. U both are really so simple and natural. Wishing both of u alot of happiness n success
The concept of vlog is nice ...
I will help us to know more about you guys and your lifestyle .
Also it will help in creating a nice bonding between you and your subscribers .
Everything looks so tasty especially the rice cakes.. Happy Chuseok Min and Hoon :) (Siwoo is super cute 💕)
Hello exo-l,
I'm a Shawol
1000 subscribers With no videos hellooo
Hey guys keep it up... It's very helpful to know abt Korean culture, their r many similarities between Indian nd Korean culture.... Love from India 💖💓
*The baby and dog are so cute.* 😍 *Thanks for introducing Korean Thanksgiving (Chuseok) with us, we'd like to see more videos like this!*
*Edit- I wanna be a baby again.* 😭
Hi im from kerala. This video make me like u guys more. Thanks for introducing ur culture to us even its a little bit. I like hoon's grandma and the cute baby. Hope to see u guys again.💕💞😊
We also celebrate this type of culture.known as pitra .a, Pitr Paksha is a 16-lunar day period in Hindu calendar when Hindus pay homage to their ancestor, especially through food offerings.
We also have barafaat during which we pay homage to our deceased beloved ones!!
I wish people celebrate the similarities instead of fighting over distance....
Good day to you!
It's giving feel as if we are having relatives there in Korea and we are having family get-together.
Min's nephew is so cute while food displayed was the feast to eyes.
Hoon's love for animals is praise worthy.
Hey guys your vlog was awesome, best of luck for your upcoming vlogs n videos stay blessed 😊😇☺
Omg I enjoyed this vlog so much. It's great to know about your culture and I enjoyed it as much as you guys like to know about our culture. I knew how chuseok is celebrated but seeing it in the vlog made it even better. Hoping for more vlogs.🌼
Your doggo is so cute! We need more dog content 😍😍
In India Pitru Paksha is a 16-lunar day period in Hindu calendar when Hindus pay homage to their ancestor (Pitrs), especially through food offerings. What a coincidence, now here in India it is being celebrated till this month's 28th day , 28th September. We are similar in this ways.
Ahh.😋🤤 i want to try the dishes........ its look yummy and the place hoon visited is soo beautiful.....love it
Very good vlog ....love u guys😍😍
Baby is soooo cute ...😘😍 it is like our Indian culture we also celebrated other festival like this😘😍😙 we also thanks our ancestors like this
My heart is too weak to handle this much cuteness 😥❤️
Seeing Diverse culture doesn't just give us a picture of what one do but it rather give us a wide understanding of how things can be related and distinct from place to place .It's such a nice video and a good source to learn your culture in particular. Love from Nagaland 😍😍♥️
Hoon's cousin is so pretty and the baby is so cute. ❤❤ lots of love
And happy chuseok❤❤❤
it seems like whole korea is so cute 😂😂💜
3:37 Ohmygod he literally looked like park hyung sik for a second 🙊
Yea you are right
Chaitrali Patne no kidding he SO DID
Yes yes...I thought the same! 😄
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Yes... You are right
Is Chuseok a one day event or festival ? Here in India Pitrapaksh started from 14th September and will continue till 29th September. During these periods we also prepare our forefathers' favourite meals. Conduct a small prayer and offer their soul their favourite foods. A portion of their food is kept outside for the crows to eat.
Btw the day when pitrapaksh will conclude is the day when Navratri literally meaning "Nine Nights" will begin dedicated to Nine Goddesses. And the 10the day would be Dusshera. One of the many majorly celebrated festivals.
Such a beautiful garden 😍...
And the kid is so cute ♥️
It's soo similar,exactly same as Kerala style thanksgiving ceremony.
In Kerala we call daaham vaykkal,in this time we prepare bellitharppan for recently passed relative.And for ancestors we prepare the traditional food,clothes for their interests,water for washing hands and feet and also for the God...especially Ganesha because he's vignhatha,he helps to remove any problems or any misfortune...
Thank you for showing this part of your life...love from india, Kerala
Both hyungs grand ma are s😊😊 nice 💜💜💜💜💜💜💜& thank u very very much 4 sharing videos & post of choseke day celebration😊💜💜💜💜💜💜 👍✌
The doggy is so cute!! 🥰❤️ I love this vlog style video. It’s so interesting to learn more about Korean culture. I’ve been binge watching all your videos since I only recently became a subscriber. Can’t wait to see what you guys do next 💖🙏🏽
I feel really very happy that you two are like India 🥰
You Guys Are Really Doing Awsm Work 🙏🙏👏👏
You Guys Are Making Our(South Korea and India) Relationship Stronger In Such A Beautiful Way😍😍
India And South Korea really Have Similarities 💝💝
Love You Hyungs 💖💖
And That Baby is so Cute 😊👶👶
I really love your festival 🥰🥰🥰🥰 its like diwali(Indian festival) Thank you for knowing us that what do you both on korea's festival ☺️☺️☺️☺️☺️☺️❤️❤️❤️💜💜💜🇮🇳🇮🇳 love and wishes from India
Thank you showing us culture and life of Korea 🙏🏻 again keep spreading Love guys ❤️
Hoon, your cousin is so pretty 😍... And 5:45 you look handsome in casual clothes 😳.... I wish you a full and speedy recovery 😊
Min, you are so cute here 3:16 when you high-five your nephew 😍 ... this baby really loves you !!
Thank you for sharing a bit of your private life with us. I really enjoyed watching your video and I hope you will do more vlogs in the future.
(Sorry for my poor English 🙏 )
Min u are married
Omg..!!that baby is giving High-Five to Min....its so cute..😘😘😘😍....luv from India🇮🇳
This is so beautiful ❤
And you guys are cute🇮🇳❤
Awwww I luv babies and dogs. They both looks so cute in the video 😍
Oppa your nephew is so cute .
NOOO..
EXTREMELY cute👌👌👌❤❤
Oh, Wow the baby is so cute.
I like lined eyes babies mostly..
All babies are so cute.. The dishes are so tasty
Thx for uploading this video guy's...I appreciate your efforts...keep going... waiting for new stuff...n yaa. In India we celebrate harvest festival...in northern India as " Baisakhi" and in south India..as "onam".
That was interesting video, happy to learn about korean thanksgiving day, chuseok. Charye is so similar to shraddh we have, where we remember our ancestors, and offer food for them. Good to learn your culture.
Plz make video on vegetarian food available in south korea
Here vegetarian means no egg,no fish,no meat
And sometimes no onions also!!!!
Waaah... really nice of you to show us glimpses of your lives😊 felt a connection there. Hoon, very brave of you to recover from your injury, please throw away the crutches, you don't need them anymore!
Hey!! What's up....
First time this early...keep going
Wow its look yummy and nice mouth watering😓
we love Korean culture ❤️and i am also animal lover 😺😍
*simply loved it buddies, got a chance to see ur relatives n ur rituals, y don't u come with a vlog twice a week at least*
Min: he(baby) is cute 😘😘
Me: yeah but u are way too cute😘😘❤❤
wow....I liked your grandmoms vegetable garden👍👍👍
Our cultures have so much in common ❤️ like paying respect to our ancestors 🙏
I really like Korean culture and tradition.. though u r very modernized but u never left your ancient culture ... that's Soo lovable
Hello guys, annyeonghaseyo 🙏 have a nice day and I wish I also have that cute little nephew, it's great to see you guys.
Bye😉
It felt so good to see how chuseok is made.. thank you for this, it was really overwhelming...
_I wish I can celebrate Chuseok too...😢♥️_
you can celebrate shraddh if u r indian..its similar to chuseok
It was great to get a sneak peak at your beautiful culture which is surprisingly quite similar to our indian culture , at least some aspects . I think we really enjoyed your first vlog since we got to know more about your lives Korean Dost. You guys have beautiful families. Lots to love to Hoon's dog and Min's cute nephew. Please do more vlogs , we really appreciate your efforts guys!
Lots and lots of love from India guys 💞💞 Happy Chuseok💞
Awww!!!!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Min 👦hoon🧒baby 👶n siwoo🐾=4 cuties💙💕💙💕 together..Thank u,for introducing ur🤓✌ culture to us..we would love 😌to see more of ur 🤓✌side too..Lots n lots 💕of 💙love..🎶😊🥰
Hello 👋 love ❤ you so much for your time with my family 👪 💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛me serea
Mr. Hoon nice graden by ur grandma 👍. . Mr. Min ur nephew is too cute! 😍. . Paying respect to ancestors is similar here too in our culture!
The night view is amazing
Can you tell me where this place is?? ??
Enjoyed this video very much. Between the baby, the puppy, your cousin, and the two of you, it is cuteness over load. Lol. Thank you
Awww..the baby is so cute..😍😙 I want just play and kiss him every time.....and min u are also cute like and anime character..just colour ur hair like bts...hoon love u and ur puppy ❤🐶 oh..and ur culture is so similar to us... the ancestors memorial was just like Hindu shradh (funeral).
Thanks for sharing about your culture. All the food looks yummy...