On Parents' Day, it is customary for children to offer carnations to their parents with a grateful heart. This is a day for teachers devoted to educating students. On this day, students usually make a vow to respect teachers, and also thank them for their efforts. Students also give letters or small gifts in a display of gratitude. On this day, students usually make a vow to respect teachers, and also thank them for their efforts.
Students also give letters or small gifts in a display of gratitude.
Children, think about what you can do for your country, and think of your ancestors who fought to protect their country with their lives. Korean ancestors believed the days on which two odd numbers overlap were especially auspicious. On Tano Day, men and women enjoyed a variety of games, with women riding swings, and men competing in wrestling matches. Although Koreans in the past did not have much opportunity to enjoy time outdoors, they dressed finely and spent Tano Day with friends. Tano is also a holiday for performing ancestral rituals and praying for a good harvest.