Korean funeral culture

경기도 무형문화재 제27-4호 고양상여 회다지소리보존회 재현

[@사계절김익열]

좋아요~♡

[@user-zd4ey3wl9l]

이제 우리전통을 아는 사람도 알고있는 사람도 점점 사라짐에 안타깝다 어르신들 다 가시기 전에 국가에서도 젊은 사람도 관심을 가져야하는데 이러다 오만 우리것 지들꺼라 우기는것들만 남는다

[@배수빈-g7d]

수빈 오늘의 말씀 드리고 싶습니다 수 있다 수 있습니다 있다 있다 오후 있다 있다 있다 있다 오후 있다 있다 오후

[@광교산-n3v]

소리꾼 성함좀 알려주세요 ^^

[@cultureperformance7629]

어디에 누구신지 어떤이유로 알고 싶으신지요?

[@광교산-n3v]

@@cultureperformance7629 저는 수원에 사는 진광래 고인모시는 일에 종사하는 사람입니다, 어려서부터 상여소리,달구소리에 관심이 많앗어요 그분에 소리를 듣고 정신못차릴정도로 빠져드네요 나이가 젋으면 제자가 되련만 아타까운 맘에 소리듣기에 만족하려구요 귀한자료올려 주셔 감사합니다

[@cultureperformance7629]

고양시 최장규 선생님 이십니다.

[@dayduthebig3750]

By the way, I understand that there are words in Korean that are very similar to words in Hebrew with the same meaning, for example the words father and mother and beautiful in Hebrew and in Korean are the same and there are words that are similar with a similar meaning, for example God in Korean and mercy in Hebrew is interesting. I know of a study that suggests that some of the Israelites who were exiled from Israel in 586 BC traveled the Silk Road and some of them probably also reached Korea and Japan. Japanese also has almost 1,000 words identical to Hebrew

[@handavid6421]

That's very interesting...

[@dayduthebig3750]

@@handavid6421 Hello you guys I know of a study that was done and appeared on Japanese television which talks about a group of people who came from ancient Israel through the Silk Road to China and through Korea to Japan. I know there are things related to Japan, still sensitive in Korea because of the brutal Japanese occupation from 1910 to 1945 - but this is the information available from the research. This study suggests that there are hundreds of words in Japanese that are identical to Hebrew as well as those who read Hebrew can read the Japanese letters that are identical to Hebrew. I understand that there are words that in Korean and Japanese sound with similar differences - it is possible that the descendants of those people who came from ancient Israel remained in Korea and perhaps brought some kind of influence It's interesting and I believe it's worth investigating Thank you

[@dayduthebig3750]

Very interesting, this is really similar to the burial of Jews - who are buried in the ground inside a "structure" (without the paper lining as in this burial) they place the deceased and cover the "structure" with concrete tiles and finally seal everything with earth -