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We introduce the traditional beliefs of our people. We share stories of shamans from folk religion teachers and the hereditary practice of national treasure beliefs. Have a wonderful day! [Good Ent] Naver https://blog.naver.com/goodent1638 [Good Ent] Facebook   / goodent1638   [Good Ent] Twitter   / goodent6   [Good Ent] Kakao Story https://story.kakao.com/goodent1638 [Good Ent] Story Channel https://ch.kakao.com/channels/@gooden... Birthday A birthday (生日, birthday) refers to the day of one's birth, or the day commemorated each year. It is also the base date for calculating one's age. For one year from the day of birth, one is 0 years old, and each birthday adds one year to one's age. School entrance is usually based on this age. In everyday life, expressions such as "nth birthday" or "n-year birthday" are often used. In Korea, counting age is commonly used, so the "n" is often expressed as the same as the counting age. However, since birthdays are related to one's full age, "n" should correctly include one's full age. Similarly, candles on a birthday cake should be placed based on one's full age. For example, a first birthday is when a person turns one year old, so one candle is placed on the first birthday. A 60th birthday is when a person's full age is indicated by a candle representing the number 60. In the past, there were cases where the actual birthday on the family register differed from the actual birthday. Some, like KBO Commissioner Chung Un-chan and Seoul Mayor Oh Se-hoon, even reported their lunar birthday as if it were their solar birthday. Former soccer player Park Ji-sung, now a commentator, even listed his lunar birthday, February 25th, as if it were his solar birthday on his profile. In South Korea's National Assembly elections and nationwide local elections, if two candidates receive a tie, the winner is determined by age. If even their ages are tied, the candidate with the earlier birthday wins. For example, in a National Assembly election, if A and B receive the same number of votes and have the same age, and A was born in March and B was born in September, A, born in March, will be elected to the National Assembly. In the South Korean presidential election, if there are two candidates with the most votes, the winner is determined by the National Assembly, regardless of their birthdays. When grading at school, if two students have a tied average and identical grades in all subjects, the student with the later birthday is given a higher rank. This contrasts with class president and vice-class president elections, where the candidate with the earlier birthday is elected. Younger students also have priority over older students in college entrance exams. In military and social service selection, those with earlier birthdays are also given priority. Because birthdays are only one day in a year, they are considered special. Therefore, birthday parties are held around the world to honor birthdays. Birthdays on February 29th, which occurs every four years in the solar calendar, or in leap months in the lunar calendar, are especially valuable. Sometimes, birthday bread is offered ironically. Birthday bread is also used as a semi-celebration. The key point is to never take birthday bread for granted. It's something that didn't exist before, and it signifies closeness. If you offer it to someone you're not close to, it's considered violence. And not all birthdays are created equal; some birthdays in certain years are given special meaning. In Korea, special birthdays include Dol (dol), which marks exactly one year since a child was born. Another uniquely Korean tradition is the 60th birthday, the first birthday after the cycle of the sexagenary cycle. Birthdays in the year that the 10th digit of one's age changes are called Hwangap (hwangap), and those in the year of the change in age are called Yuksun (60), Chilsun (70)...